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ZOEY 102

Coming of Age. . . Fourteen Years Late

2023(Not yet rated)101 minutesNickelodeon/Paramount+/Paramount GlobalRomantic Comedy
Discernment — parents' guidance for elementary-age kids & under.
PRODUCTION QUALITY ★★★★ 1 / 4
FAMILY CONTENT Discernment −1 on the +4 to −4 scale Parents' guidance for elementary-age kids & under
CONTENT LEVELS NONE → HEAVY
Language Light
Violence Light
Sex Light
Nudity Light
BEST FOR Teenagers and adults
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What You Need To Know

** TELEVISION GUIDE **
HEADLINE: ** Coming of Age. . . Fourteen Years Late **
Title: ZOEY 102
Quality: * Acceptability: -1
SUBTITLES: None
WARNING CODES:
Language: L
Violence: V
Sex: S
Nudity: N
MPAA RATING: TV-14
RELEASE: July 27, 2023
TIME: 101 minutes
STARRING: Jamie Lynn Spears, Sean Flynn, Erin Sanders, Christopher Massey, Matthew Underwood, Abby Wilde, Dean Geyer, Jack Salvatore, Ms. Pat, Thomas Lennon, Owen Thiele, Zach Zagoria, Bianka Kureti, Lynn Wanlass, Carrie Stauber
DIRECTOR: Nancy Hower
PRODUCERS: None
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Jamie Lynn Spears, Monica Sherer, Madeline Whitby, Nancy Hower, Martha Fernandez, Alexis Fisher
WRITER: Monica Sherer, Madeline Whitby
BASED ON CHARACTERS CREATED BY: Dan Schneider
DISTRIBUTOR: Nickelodeon/Paramount+/Paramount Global
GENRE: Romantic Comedy
INTENDED AUDIENCE: Teenagers and adults

The Content Guide

The specifics — spoilers included by nature — so you can judge for your own family.

Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements

Promotes a strong Romantic worldview where characters have no moral governing authority and tend to act in their own self-interest without concern for others, with a reference to same-sex marriage between two men, but there is a positive moral theme stressing honesty

Foul Language

Four obscenities (including two “s” words), one light profanity and several vulgarities or scatological euphemisms

Violence

Some slapstick comedy such as title character turns around and runs into waiters carrying a birthday cake and ice and drinks, some verbal references to serial killing, and a character is tied up in a car trunk

Sex

A shirtless man dances suggestively, a verbal reference to sending nude photos, a verbal reference to two men getting married

Nudity

Upper male nudity in beach and pool settings and when a shirtless man dances suggestively and multiple women in swimsuits display cleavage

Alcohol Use

The main character drinks heavily when stressed (this is portrayed comically), and characters drink socially in moderation as well

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse

No smoking or drugs;

Miscellaneous Immorality

A man steals the title character’s plot idea for a reality TV program, woman’s self-centered boss ignores her and some dishonesty occurs, but it’s ultimately rebuked.

Movieguide® worldview codes: RoRo, Ho, B, L, V, S, N, AA, M — preserved for our database, awards research and the annual Report to the Entertainment Industry. What the codes mean →

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