Review

Abandoned

Common Sense Media says

Some history lessons in restoration reality with iffy vocab.
Age
10
Quality
 

  • The importance of preserving history through artifacts is highlighted.
  • Chaikin is committed to saving and preserving items of historic value. When entering properties he is very respectful of the space and the items in it. The team plays pranks on each other, but work well together.
  • Pranks occasionally lead to the occasional frightened yelp, but there's nothing violent here.
  • Not applicable.
  • Words like "bitch," "damn," "hell," "ass," and "piss" are used. Stronger words are fully bleeped.
  • Jay's business sign, Reclaimed Relics, is occasionally visible. Occasional fixtures and old appliances feature logos like General Motors and Frigidaire. Companies like Tiffany's are also discussed.

What parents need to know

Parents need to know that Abandoned will appeal mostly to history buffs or folks interested in collecting or refurbishing antiques, but kids probably won't be clamoring to see it. But if they want to watch, language is the main area of concern with fairly frequent use of words like "piss," "bitch," and "ass" with stronger words bleeped.


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