Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that this spin-off of the popular Disney series That's So Raven picks up the story as the Baxter men (dad Victor and son Cory) move into the White House, where Victor is to be the president's personal chef. The show continues the exaggerated comedy style of its parent program, often putting characters into ridiculously unlikely situations for laughs -- and its White House locale offers plenty of opportunity for that. There's little to worry parents of older kids and tweens, since the overall silliness trumps any questionable material, and strong messages about self-respect, honesty, and friendship abound.
Sexual
Content
Flirting is mild and usually doesn't include anything sexual.
Violence
Mild comedic peril (like being bucked from a horse); rarely causes anything but wincing and moaning.
Language
"Butt" is infrequent.
Social
Behavior
Strong messages include lessons in self-respect, honesty, and friendship. Adult figures usually give good advice when prompted, but their influence isn't a strong force in kids' lives (there's more of an "aw, shucks" attitude when kids get into trouble). The multicultural cast includes African-American and Caucasian characters.
Consumerism
Cell phones are used on occasion.
Drugs / Tobacco /
Alcohol
Not applicable