Off Campus dropped and it’s the show everyone’s talking about. The drama is gripping. The tension is real. If you’ve been trying to figure out how to watch Off Campus without explicit content, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to skip it entirely. You just need a better remote.

Wait, What’s Off Campus?

It’s the new drama adaptation that’s been living rent-free in everyone’s feeds. Based on the wildly popular book series, it’s got the swoony storyline, the complicated relationships, and the tension you’ve been waiting for. It also has content that makes you lunge for the remote at inopportune moments.

Which, honestly? That’s just modern streaming. Every episode is a surprise.

How to Watch Off Campus Without Explicit Content

VidAngel lets you filter Off Campus — and thousands of other titles — on your own terms. Nudity filter? On. Language? Up to you. Violence, sexual content, blasphemy? You pick what stays and what goes.

It’s not censorship. It’s not a watered-down version of the show. It’s the same storyline, the same performances, the same drama — just without the parts you’d rather skip. Think of it like a remote that already knows what you want, except it works with thousands of movies and shows and you didn’t have to explain your preferences to anyone.

What You Can Filter on Off Campus

Here’s what viewers are customizing most:

• Nudity — skip it entirely or mute specific scenes
• Sexual content — filter as much or as little as you want
• Profanity — from mild to all of it
• Violence — adjust to your comfort level

You stay in control. The show keeps moving. Nobody has to fast-forward through anything at 2x speed hoping nobody noticed.

New: Content Guides Tell You What’s in a Show Before You Even Press Play

One of the most useful things VidAngel added recently: content guides. Before you start an episode, you can see exactly what’s in it — what kinds of scenes, how frequent, how intense. So instead of going in blind and hoping for the best, you actually know what you’re walking into.

Who This Is For

Been curious about Off Campus but not sure the explicit content is your thing? This is for you. Watching with someone who has different comfort levels? Also for you. Simply tired of streaming services deciding what you have to sit through? Especially for you.

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If you haven’t started Bridgerton yet, you’ve probably heard one of two things:

“It’s so good.”
“It’s… a lot.”

Both of these statements are true.

Bridgerton is one of Netflix’s biggest shows for a reason. It’s beautifully filmed, wildly entertaining, and completely committed to dramatic romance. But it’s also the kind of show that can make people hesitate before pressing play.

This is your spoiler-light breakdown of what Bridgerton actually is—and how to watch it without the parts that might hold you back.

What Is Bridgerton About?

At its core, Bridgerton is a Regency-era drama about love, family, and societal pressure, wrapped in silk gowns, orchestral pop covers, and very intense eye contact.

Each season focuses on a different Bridgerton sibling navigating:

• Courtship
• Reputation
• Expectations
• And the ton’s relentless opinions

Layered on top of that is:

• Gossip
• Secrets
• Scandal
• And one anonymous writer who knows far too much
  

It’s a period drama, but modern. Think Jane Austen energy with Netflix pacing.

Why People Love Bridgerton

The appeal of Bridgerton is that it fully commits.

The costumes are stunning.
The chemistry is undeniable.
The emotional stakes are high.

It’s escapist in the best way—romantic, dramatic, and immersive without taking itself too seriously.

People love Bridgerton because:

• Each season feels fresh with a new love story
• The characters actually grow
• The dialogue is sharp and intentional
• The romance is front and center

It knows exactly what it is, and it does not apologize for it.

Why Some People Hesitate to Watch Bridgerton

Here’s the honest part.

Bridgerton is rated TV-MA, and that rating is earned. Along with the romance comes content that isn’t for everyone.

Depending on the season, this can include:

• Sexual content and nudity
• Strong language
• Suggestive scenes that are meant to be bold, not subtle

For some viewers, that’s not a dealbreaker.
For others, it’s the reason they haven’t started the show at all.

Which is frustrating—because the story, characters, and emotional arcs are genuinely excellent.

Why VidAngel Is Useful for Bridgerton

This is where VidAngel makes a difference.

With VidAngel, you can watch Bridgerton filtered, so you keep the romance, drama, and storytelling without the moments that pull you out of the experience.

That means:

• Skip or mute sexual scenes
• Filter nudity
• Remove strong language

Same plot.
Same chemistry.
Same dramatic tension.

Just without the extra content you don’t want, without constantly wondering what’s coming next.

Is Bridgerton Worth Watching With Filters?

Absolutely.

If you enjoy:

• Romantic dramas
• Character-driven storytelling
• Period pieces with modern energy
• Shows that take love very seriously

Then Bridgerton is worth watching—especially with VidAngel.

Filtering doesn’t dilute the story. If anything, it makes it easier to stay fully invested without distraction.

The Bottom Line

If you’ve been on the fence about Bridgerton, this is your sign.

It’s glamorous.
It’s dramatic.
It’s unapologetically romantic.

And with VidAngel, you can watch it in a way that fits your comfort level—without missing what made it popular in the first place.

Start from Season 1, settle in, and prepare for the kind of romance that insists on being felt.

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With a cast of mostly newcomers and no big names to headline it, this Apple TV+ series has quietly slipped under the radar. But after watching it ourselves, we can confidently say: this show is the chaotic Regency-core, Taylor Swift-scored lovechild of every wildly successful streaming hit in the past five years.

What Makes The Buccaneers Different from Other Period Dramas

From the very first episode, The Buccaneers feels like someone put My Lady Jane and Bridgerton in a blender and then cranked the volume up on the drama, scandal, and petticoats. One line early on—“Every story should be a love story. The rest are tragedies.”—is basically Eloise Bridgerton’s thesis statement if she spent a semester abroad in New York.

But The Buccaneers isn’t just borrowing vibes from other period dramas. It’s building them into something fresh.

The Perfect Storm: ‘The Buccaneers’ is the perfect combination

Here’s what this Apple TV+ period drama is a perfect cocktail of:

• Bridgerton – The scandal and romance
• Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story – Royal intrigue
• Downton Abbey – Class dynamics
• The Crown (especially that Princess Diana-coded Season 4 energy)
• The Summer I Turned Pretty – Love triangles galore
• My Lady Jane – Modern sensibilities in period setting

These shows all have one thing in common: they dominated streaming platforms. Whether it was the finish rates or binge stats, they’ve all worn the streaming crown. The Buccaneers might just be the next in line.

Taylor Swift’s Music Elevates The Buccaneers’ Storytelling

Taylor Swift fans, this one’s for you. From “Nothing New” in Episode 1 to instrumental versions of “You Belong With Me”, “Snow on the Beach”, “Wildest Dreams”, and “Invisible String”, the show weaves her discography into the story like it’s part of the dialogue.

Honestly, the show might be the closest we’ll get to a Red (Taylor’s Version): The Miniseries. The Taylor Swift soundtrack doesn’t feel forced—it enhances the emotional beats in ways that traditional period drama scoring might miss.

Shows Similar to The Buccaneers: Your Next Binge Watch

If You Liked The Buccaneers, You Might Also Like:

Period Dramas with Modern Twists

• My Lady Jane – for a modern twist and “enemies to lovers” tropes that actually hit
• Bridgerton – for will-they-won’t-they and oops, I married the wrong person drama

Romance-Heavy Series

• Outlander – for couples who cross oceans (and centuries)
• The Summer I Turned Pretty – for the Gen Z-fueled Taylor Swift triangle nostalgia
• Pride & Prejudice – for rainy field confrontations and aggressively tender handholding

Palace Intrigue

• The Empress – for powerful women, palace gossip, and heartbreak
• The Crown – for royalty, tradition, and a slow-burn period drama

What Makes ‘The Buccaneers’ a Must-Watch

The Buccaneers has everything: corsets, chemistry, class tension, and more rain-drenched yearning than should be legally allowed in one season. And let’s be honest…if your period drama doesn’t feature at least one slow-motion gaze in the middle of a field, is it even trying?

This Apple TV+ series deserves a spot on your watchlist, especially if you’re looking for period dramas that don’t take themselves too seriously while still delivering the emotional gut punches we crave.

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oh no guys

why are they looking out the window at a ufo

what is this music

Wait, so conventionally attractive people are worried that their styled appearance is the problem?

this premise makes no sense

but I’ll give it time

none of these people are ugly!!!!

i need to google what happened between host person and jessica simpson

this is unhinged

why would you marry someone from a pool tv producers picked for “good tv”

much easier to just catfish someone and then cyrano them instead of go on this show

i would not want to live in the same weird apartment with a bunch other desperate single guys

what if you have a horrifying voice

where is the show for people with speech impediments

i can never go back into the dating world, this is excruciating

finding a man that wants to eat Chicago beef is all it took for her to make a connection

why would you wear a suit for this

where are the sweats

AI? girl run

you do not want a tech bro

NO HE SAID “CONFOUNDING VARIABLES”

maybe i need to unpack my own feelings about my identity as a tech person

why are all these men out here demanding meals from these women

they should just have a blind taste test buffet and skip the chat

oh he cooks

but they aren’t going to go into it

CAN HE COOK SALMON!?

“i like when a guy…makes me feel small” “that’s good”

i don’t care for that tie knot

but love is blind so i’ll let it pass

ooo we’re in the problematic ones now

lol people jumping right into appearance questions

i’m not sure this show can make me feel lots of empathy for someone whose trial is being attractive

ok i had to step away from this riveting program but have returned

oh so this is nothing about judging people’s souls or whatever it’s about gossiping with the other guys and girlies

this is fascinating

how do we determine what is superficial and what is not

appearance – apparently superficial 

career choice/money – maybe?

i wonder if i would hate it if i went on a date and people were reading from notes about me they had

how long is this show’s filming period? they be talking marriage fast

there’s a ted chiang short story called “liking what you see” that this reminds me of

i liked the story better than this show

girl the betrayal that is going to come in later episodes

you cannot be everybody’s favorite forever

how do they pick who gets a talking head? what about all these normies that aren’t getting screen time? will they show up more later? what does it mean

i love you? WHOA CALM DOWN OMG

YOU ARE TRAPPED IN A WEIRD SPACE STATION WHERE ALL YOU CAN DO IS DATE! SLOW DOWN!!!

You wish you could hold each other!? WHAT IF YOU HAVE WEIRD ARMS

YOU HAVEN’T INVESTIGATED WHETHER YOU HAVE WEIRD ARMS YET! 

ruh roh

love a tactful pr answer

and a guy overreacting to it

love a bunch of single people who have not succeeded in dating advising each other

lol but that’s how it always is i suppose

whoa kids, is he gonna propose

get it together

no stop

please no

stop

omg no 

ITS BEEN FIVE DAYS

AHHHHHH WHYYYYYY

well ok

we’ll see kids

can they leave the spaceship now

are they free

this is giving dystopia

this giving the lobster

oo love them spilling the tea

dish girl

‘if this place had no other girls i would propose”

how is that romantic? lol

well i wish these two nothing but the best

that’s a wrap. rip whoever reads this

To read more about Love is Blind, check out our article “All the thoughts we had while watching Love is Blind.“

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When he’s reading to his children at bedtime. 

Jason: Do you wanna hear a story?

Oh, the places you’ll go. 

Congratulations! Today’s your day. You’re off to great places. You’re off and away. 

You have brains in your head and feet in your shoes.

You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. 

Oh, the places you’ll go! 

There is fun to be done! 

There are points to be scored . 

There are games to be won. 

And the magical things you can do with that ball will make you the winning-set winner of all. 

Wherever you fly, you’ll be the best of the best. 

And where you go,  you will top all the rest. 

Except when you don’t. 

Because sometimes you won’t. 

You can get all hung up at a prickle-ly perch. 

And your game will fly on, 

You’ll be left in a lurch. 

You’ll come down from that lurch with an unpleasant bump, 

The chances are, then, that you’ll be in slump. 

And when you’re in a slump, you’re not in for much fun. 

Un-slumping yourself is not easily done. 

I’m afraid sometimes you’ll play lonely games too. 

Games you can’t win because you’ll play against you. 

Be your name Buxbaum, Bixby, or Brayo or Mordecai Ali Van Allen O’Shea. 

You’re off to great places. 

Today is your day. Your mountains are waiting. So get on your way. 

When he was humble. 

Angelo: Good morning, everybody! Welcome to the WIP Morning Show. We are broadcasting live. Right here in this seat between me and Al is the most popular and beloved Philadelphia sports figure, Mr. Jason Kelce. 

[fan on the radio] Uh, Jason, you have no idea what you mean to this city, man. You embody this city perfectly. Jason, we love you here in Philadelphia. 

Jason: Thank you Josh, I appreciate it. 

Angelo: I got to tell you, the outpouring of love today, I’ve been doing this 33 years, Jason, nothing’s close, nothing’s close. 

Jason: We’re not screening these, are we?

Angelo: No we’re not – they’re in order. I am sitting next to my favorite Eagle in my lifetime. I can die happy because you and your teammates won us a Super Bowl. It’s the greatest thrill I ever had as a fan ever! 

Jason: I snapped the ball. Nick Foles won that Super Bowl. 

When he hyped up an entire city in a bedazzled suit. 

Jason: I want to take a second to talk to you about underdogs. 

No one wanted us. 

No one liked this team. 

No analysts liked this team to win the Super Bowl. And nobody likes our fans. 

You’re a bunch of underdogs. 

You know what “underdogs” is?

It’s a hungry dog. Hungry dogs run faster.

When Jason shared what the best thing a human can give to another human.

Angelo: What does it mean to look out and know you changed all of those lives? Just in that one moment?

Jason:  I didn’t think about whether it would be well-received, but at every meaningful part of my life, where I’ve questioned my own self-worth, I’ve had people to reaffirm me, whether it’s my parents, whether it’s my family members or like this whole city. They’ve been there. 

I think the best thing a human being can give another human being is belief.

When he was looking for his Super Bowl Ring. 

Jason: If I was a Super Bowl ring, where would I be?

Jason: No, not there. 

Jason: This is how I look. I just kind of like, start moving stuff, and then usually something will just remind me. Oh, okay! 

Jason: That didn’t work right there, but usually that’s how it works. 

[Kylie laughing] 

Jason: Alright. 

Kylie: He reads the defense very, very well and calls protections very effectively. So he’ll go out there and see everything on a football field, but he cannot find his keys if they’re in his pockets. 

Jason: Probably in a pocket in one of the pants upstairs. 

Jason: No dice. 

Jason: This is what it’s supposed to be in. 

Jason: This is the box they give you so you’re not doing this. It has the confetti from the game, but not the ring. 

When he spoke about his wife. She’s a NATIONAL TREASURE.

Kylie: He won’t let me lie about this. We met on Tinder. Jason, 27. None of the pictures showed Eagles football, but my friends and I, we were like, “This guy looks kind of familiar.” And we find on Google images him and we’re like, “Okay, so it can’t be him. It’s a catfish.” So when he said, “Oh, come meet us at this bar,” my friend was like, “It’s either going to be him or it’s going to be someone who is pretending to be him. Hilarious either way.” 

Jason: But right away, as soon as she walks through the door, the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen. Very much like that love at first sight. 

When you realize Jason Kelce is actually a stand-up guy.   

Kylie: I didn’t tell anyone who I was dating. The last thing I wanted to be like, “I think I’m falling for this guy,” and then have him say, “Oh, I got like six other girls waiting.” Which is like the stereotype of a football player. Now that we’ve been together as long as we have, it’s entertaining that there was any hesitation at all, just knowing him, the way he is. Our dynamic made it so that it was not that I was in a relationship with a professional athlete. It was very much that I was in a relationship with Jason, whose profession is football. 

When he never gave up. 

Jason: I didn’t get the scholarship. It was very much something that. I took very personal. 

Ed: My words to him were “if you want to play football at that level, you’ll get there. It just may not be as easy as it was for other people.” 

When you realized Jason Kelce was a modern-day Rudy. 

Connor: I first met Jason in college. He was a walk-on on the football team at Cincinnati, and I remember just being like, “Who is this walk-on that looks like Rudy?” He had elbow pads, forearm pads, and he had a lot of tape. 

Jason: All of the kids that get scholarships, especially the higher recruited guys, they’re going to be given the opportunities first. So you’re going to have to go above and beyond to prove that you’re worthy of getting a chance. 

Connor: I just have it cemented in my memory, him running like Rudy. Balls to the wall and trying to destroy someone, like tackle him. 

Jason: That’s something that has fueled me. Continuing having to prove yourself, you know, that’s been my career every step of the way. 

When he continued to persevere through adversity. 

Jason: You know, drafted in the sixth round, not a lot of sixth round picks pan out. There was a lot of doubt on whether I can play at the next level. And, you know, I really don’t look at it now mad about it. I’m, you know, “_____ thank you.”

When he gave his little brother a hard time for missing his flight.  

Travis: One day I want to make the healthiest non-GMO garden in all of Philadelphia. 

Jason: This is the garden. Right now, it’s a weed garden. We’re going to work on getting the weeds under control today. I’ll say this is half punishment for Travis. Travis is supposed to be graduating from Cincinnati this weekend….

Travis: Dude you just gonna throw me under the bus like that right now?

Jason: …and he missed his flight. 

Travis: I didn’t miss it. They —

Jason: Took him 12 years to graduate. 

Travis: Everyone’s missed a flight before. 

When he blocked for Travis. 

Jason: All of a sudden, he commits to Cincinnati. In the second year, we’re actually kinda playing together. He does a couple wildcat formations where he’s the quarterback and I block for him. 

Travis: The excitement of sharing the field with my brother. Man, that was one of the coolest moments. 

Ed: Travis’ first touchdown. We have a picture of him as he’s running, he’s got the ball. And his hand is on his brother’s hip, who is paving the way in front of him. And that is the coolest picture I will ever have. 

When Jason put his neck on the line. 

And I knew my brother had gone to the coaches and said, “You know, if you give him a second chance, he won’t screw it up.” It kind of put his word on the line. 

Jason: The only thing I did was the same thing my parents did, in a time of adversity that my brother had, my job is to be there to fulfill that same belief and confidence in him. That’s my role. 

Travis: So it was a very weird feeling for me when I won the Super Bowl. It was because that’s when it started to like, really click for me. Um, that was a moment you don’t make ‘em proud and then when you do, it’s the best ___ ever. 

So, I owe a lot, if not all of it, to the big bear. Without that big guy, I don’t know. I don’t know where, what I would be doing.

During the course of the documentary, when they showed his incredible blocks again and again and again.  

When he rushed off the field to go watch his brother play. 

Jason: I gotta go, guys. I gotta go, I’m sorry. I’m gone. I’m gone. I got a Chiefs game to watch. 

Whenever he hugs his mom. 

When he’s congratulating his brother’s biggest win after the biggest loss of his life. 

Travis: I love you, big guy. 

Jason: I love you too, go celebrate. 

When he’s packing up to go to the hospital. 

Jason: Should I bring a fan?

Kylie: No you should not bring a fan to the hospital. 

Jason: It’s that little one you got me, the travel fan. 

Kylie: The one that goes to training camp?

Jason: Yeah. 

Kylie: Yeah, if you bring a fan to the hospital, I will personally kick you out. 

Jason: Just trying to be comfortable. I mean, you might need it. 

Kylie: Jason, I cannot begin to tell you how little empathy I have for you in this situation. 

Jason: No, no it’s for you. I am bringing a fan for you. 

Kylie: Jason, do not bring a fan to the hospital. 

Jason: **grabs fan

Kylie: Jason, I’m not kidding. 

Whenever his brother spoke about playing on the same field.

Travis – Having the year that we had to go through everything leading up to this moment. I screwed up a few years of my life not being able to play on the field with you. Um then meeting you at the mountaintop, brother. It was um, we were on top of that thing together, man. It’s such a hard feeling to juggle. Back of my mind, I wanted all the success and all the happiness, and all this. Bit.I was really—I was just trying to find Jason. Finally met my brother up there, that I’ve been chasing my whole life. The crazy part is that I would never be playing this d*** game if it wasn’t for you. 

Jason – Stop. It was —

Travis – Nah this, it’s the truth, man. 

Jason – The moment I saw Mom is when I got really emotional because y’know, she was on top of the world for a week. 

Travis – She was the heavyweight champ, man. 

When he explains his love for the game and the fear of facing life after football.

Jason: Every logical thing is telling me I should stop playing football. I tear my body apart. Like, what is the purpose for any of this stuff? For, like, a game. But that jolt you get, every day fighting. Every day you’re trying to win the rep in the weight room. Win the play on the field. So much of this competitive fire, fighting for your worth, and it’s hard, it’s really hard to do that. But man, it keeps you alive. Keeps the juices going. And uh,  you know that guys that — you know, that’s what I’ve been worried about is sitting at home and not having that. I have no doubt I can be a loving father. I have no doubt that I can be successful. But where am I going to get that? Where am I gonna — Well, I’m gonna be the best in the world at what I do. And not because of anything other than, “I go out there and earned it.” 

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That was followed by five very long seconds of awkward silence in the midst of an interview with one of our potential hires. Now, if you’re new here, our VidAngel Facebook page practically doubles as a shrine for The Office. Proud? Concerned? Both.

I immediately crossed off the next question, “What’s your greatest weakness?” That had just been made abundantly clear. Despite her past lapse in judgment, she’s a big fan of Suits and Psych, so she checked out and was hired as our Social Media Manager. 

Months later, we get a Slack message: “HE LOSES ANGELA.”

No explanation given, nor was it needed. It was happening. Ten years after The Office finale, we got to experience one of the best cult classics of our time over a period of several months through Slack messages from our coworker like it was the first time.   

Spoilers ahead. If you haven’t seen The Office yet, that’s on you.

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Outlander

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Synopsis: The story of Claire Randall, a married combat nurse from 1945 who is mysteriously swept back in time to 1743, where she is immediately thrown into an unknown world where her life is threatened. When she is forced to marry Jamie, a chivalrous and romantic young Scottish warrior, a passionate affair is ignited that tears Claire’s heart between two vastly different men in two irreconcilable lives.

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Review from our community: “We are currently watching Hijack. Incredible show without the swearing and violence. Thank you VidAngel! Even though we don’t have children in the household, we are still careful about what we view and hear. We will never consider ourselves mature enough to handle mature content.” – Debbie

“I’m watching Hijack and it’s great to watch it knowing no unwanted words or scenes will come up surprisingly. VidAngel is good about having the new episodes the same day they release. We hardly watch anything that VidAngel doesn’t have filters for.” – Craig

Synopsis: When Flight KA29 is hijacked during its seven-hour journey from Dubai to London, Sam Nelson—an accomplished corporate negotiator—tries using his professional skills to save everyone on board. Will this high-risk strategy be his undoing?

Parents Guide: TV-MA for language and violence. There are an average of 59 filters per episode on VidAngel, including the option to skip f-words, blasphemy, and gore.

TMDB Rating: 83%

Starring: Idris Elba, Archie Panjabi, Max Beesley, Eve Myles, Ben Miles

Available through: AppleTV+

Tetris

Review from our community: “We watched Tetris (that is to say, “I” watched Tetris, because my wife fell asleep after 5 minutes and then woke up during the credits and asked “what just happened?”). I’m really digging these bio-pics featuring settings and brands from the 80s (Air, Flaming Hot). Tetris did not disappoint: interesting characters and source material, exciting story, and well-produced. And with VidAngel, it was entertainment the whole family could enjoy… that is, if they care two spits about Tetris.” – Stephen

“Watched Tetris which was just fine without all the f words. I still felt all the intensity and seriousness!” – Kari

Synopsis: In 1988, American video game salesman Henk Rogers discovers the video game Tetris. When he sets out to bring the game to the world, he enters a dangerous web of lies and corruption behind the Iron Curtain.

Parents Guide: Rated R for language and some non-graphic violence. There are 102 available filtering options on VidAngel, including 27 f-words, 10 uses of blasphemy, and 14 scenes of non-graphic violence.

TMDB Rating: 78%

Starring: Taron Egerton, Sofya Lebedeva, Nikita Efremov, Roger Allam

Available through: AppleTV+

Schitt’s Creek

Review from our community: “I love that Freevee is now connected because I can watch Schitt’s Creek without all the cussing! I personally love that you can set preset filters that automatically apply! No more cussing or nudity! And, then, the ability to choose and read through the other options is amazing.” – Alexis

Synopsis: Formerly filthy rich video store magnate Johnny Rose, his soap star wife Moira, and their two kids, über-hipster son David and socialite daughter Alexis, suddenly find themselves broke and forced to live in Schitt’s Creek, a small depressing town they once bought as a joke.

Parents Guide: TV-14 for language and sexual content. There are an average of 20 filters per episode. With VidAngel, you can skip the bad language, sexual content, and disturbing scenes.

TMDB Rating: 77%

Starring: Dan Levy, Eugene Levy, Annie Murphy, Catherine O’Hara

Available through: Freevee

Clarkson’s Farm

Review from our community: “We love watching Clarkson’s Farm on VidAngel! It is so funny to watch all the clueless farming mishaps, considering we don’t know any better either. It is so much more enjoyable to us without all the foul language expressed about said mishaps!” – Alyssa

“Clarkson’s Farm! Such a funny, endearing, entertaining, (mostly) wholesome show! We all love it—with filters!” – Lyra

Synopsis: Follow Jeremy Clarkson as he embarks on his latest adventure, farming. The man who on several occasions claims to be allergic to manual labour takes on the most manually labour intensive job there is. What could possibly go wrong?

Parents Guide: TV-MA for foul language. There are an average of 62 filters per episode on VidAngel with options to skip f-words, blasphemy, and graphic medical scenes.

TMDB Rating: 83%

Starring: Jeremy Clarkson, Kaleb Cooper, Lisa Hogan

Available through: Prime Video

Suits

Review from our community: “We are currently watching the series, Suits. There are plenty of seasons to watch so hopefully with the filters we can continue to enjoy. It has some seriousness, silly romance, comedy and a little cheese but still entertaining to watch so far.” – Cathy

Synopsis: On the run from a drug deal gone bad, Mike Ross, a brilliant college-dropout, finds himself a job working with Harvey Specter, one of New York City’s best lawyers.

Parents Guide: TV-14 for language, sexual content, and substance use. There are an average of 75 filters per episode on VidAngel with options to skip profanity, sexual content, substance usage, and disturbing images.

TMDB Rating: 81%

Starring: Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, Meghan Markle, Sarah Rafferty, Rick Hoffman

Available through: Netflix

The Night Agent

Review from our community: “We watched Night Agent with our teenagers. It was a great show without all the filth. The show was totally unwatchable without your filters!!” – Ruth

Synopsis: While monitoring an emergency line, a vigilant FBI agent answers a call that plunges him into a deadly conspiracy involving a mole at the White House.

Parents Guide: Rated TV-MA for foul language and violence. There are an average of 64 filters per episode with options to filter out f-words, blasphemy, graphic violence and more on VidAngel.

TMDB Rating: 79%

Starring: Gabriel Basso, Luciane Buchanan, Eve Harlow, Sarah Desjardins, Hong Chau, D.B. Woodside

Available through: Netflix

Men in Black

Review from our community: “We watched Men in Black with our kids. We enjoy watching movies from our childhood with our four kids, but more often than not, we are caught off guard with the amount of profanity, blasphemy, and innuendo. With VidAngel we were able to enjoy MIB without worrying about what they might hear. They thought it was very funny and we had a great movie night!” – Natalie

“We watched Men in Black 1! My 11yo son wanted to do a movie night for his birthday and we were struggling to find something that all of the kids hadn’t seen already. I texted all the parents and asked if it would be okay if we watch Men in Black on VidAngel and filter out the inappropriate parts. They were all fine with it and the kids loved it!” – Mary

Synopsis: After a police chase with an otherworldly being, a New York City cop is recruited as an agent in a top-secret organization established to monitor and police alien activity on Earth: the Men in Black.

Parents Guide: PG-13 for some language, suggestive material, and sci-fi action. There are 160 filters available through VidAngel, including the option to skip 63 bad words, 11 uses of blasphemy, and 11 instances of gore.

TMDB Rating: 71%

Starring: Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Tony Shalhoub, Rip Torn

Available through: Prime Video

Top Gun: Maverick

Review from our community: “We watched Top Gun: Maverick with our 6 year old. He loved it! And I didn’t have to worry about him seeing things I didn’t want him to see.” – Cindy

Synopsis: After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy’s top aviators, and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him, Pete “Maverick” Mitchell finds himself training a detachment of TOP GUN graduates for a specialized mission the likes of which no living pilot has ever seen.

Parents Guide: PG-13 for some strong language and intense action. There are 118 available filtering options, including profanity, blasphemy, and non-graphic violence.

TMDB Rating: 82%

Starring: Tom Cruise, Miles Teller, Val Kilmer, Glen Powell, Jennifer Connelly

Available through: Prime Video, Amazon Channels – Paramount+

Wednesday

Review from our community: “Wednesday. I’m not afraid to admit that I get nightmares and have a visual memory, so if I see something, it sticks. Even though I knew gorey things were happening, it didn’t have the same effect and I was able to enjoy the show. As far as the show itself: loved it! Jenna Ortega is a phenomenal Wednesday and did the character proud. It was a good mix of suspense, drama, with just enough lightheartedness. I was thankful to have a show that interested both my 13 year old daughter and I.” – Ashley

Synopsis: Wednesday Addams is sent to Nevermore Academy, a bizarre boarding school where she attempts to master her psychic powers, stop a monstrous killing spree of the town citizens, and solve the supernatural mystery that affected her family 25 years ago — all while navigating her new relationships.

Parents Guide: TV-14 for language, violence, and scary scenes. There are an average of 62 filters per episode on VidAngel, including the option to skip profanity, graphic violence, and disturbing scenes.

TMDB Rating: 85%

Starring: Jenna Ortega, Emma Myers, Christina Ricci, Catherine Zeta-Jones

Available through: Netflix

The Last Kingdom

Review from our community: “I LOVED The Last Kingdom but a lot of parts are not appropriate. My son is a huge history buff and I really wanted him to be able to watch it but in its original state, that’s a no-go. THANK HEAVENS for VidAngel making it possible to enjoy this fantastic series together!!” – Sarah

Synopsis: A show of heroic deeds and epic battles with a thematic depth that embraces politics, religion, warfare, courage, love, loyalty, and our universal search for identity. Combining real historical figures and events with fictional characters, it is the story of how a people combined their strength under one of the most iconic kings of history in order to reclaim their land for themselves and build a place they call home.

Parents Guide: Rated TV-MA for graphic violence, profanity, and sexual content. There are an average of 62 filters per episode, including the option to skip profanity, sex scenes, graphic violence, gore, and more.

TMDB Rating: 82%

Starring: Alexander Dreymon, Eliza Butterworth, Arnas Fedaravicius, Mark Rowley

Available through: Netflix

The Glory

Review from our community: “We watched ‘The Glory.’ It was a very intriguing show about a woman out to get revenge on the people who mercilessly bullied her in school. Pretty dark and parts of it were still a little difficult to watch. If I watched it over again, I would probably turn some of the gore filters on, but overall we enjoyed it. It was fun seeing all her planning come together in ways I didn’t expect. 7/10 stars.” – Emily

Synopsis: After a childhood marked by pain and violence, a woman puts a carefully planned revenge scheme in motion.

Parents Guide: Rated TV-MA for language, some violence, and sexual content. There are an average of 80 filters on VidAngel, with options to skip f-words, nudity, gore, and more.

TMDB Rating: 85%

Starring: Song Hye-kyo, Lee Do-hyun, Lim Ji-yeon, Yeom Hye-ran

Available through: Netflix

Poldark

Review from our community: “We watched Poldark. It’s a fun love story with just enough adventure to keep my husband interested too! Not to mention how nice Poldark is to look at, how much you love to hate the Warleggins, or how beautifully Demelza sings. 5 out of 5 stars! Highly Recommend!” – Beth

Synopsis: Britain is in the grip of a chilling recession… falling wages, rising prices, civil unrest – only the bankers are smiling. It’s 1783 and Ross Poldark returns from the American War of Independence to his beloved Cornwall to find his world in ruins: his father dead, the family mine long since closed, his house wrecked and his sweetheart pledged to marry his cousin. But Ross finds that hope and love can be found when you are least expecting it in the wild but beautiful Cornish landscape.

Parents Guide: TV-14 for language, sexual content, and substance use. There are an average of 53 filter options per episode available on VidAngel, including blasphemy, violence and blood, and partial nudity.

TMDB Rating: 77%

Starring: Aiden Turner, Eleanor Tomlinson, Heida Reed, Jack Farthing

Available through: Prime Video, Amazon Channels – PBS

1923

Review from our community: “We just watched 1923 & are so grateful we can remove all the unnecessary nudity!” – Layna

“I enjoyed 1883 and 1923 through VidAngel! I absolutely loved them both and was so happy to be able to comfortably enjoy them!” – Lori

Synopsis: Follow a new generation of the Dutton family during the early twentieth century when pandemics, historic drought, the end of Prohibition and the Great Depression all plague the mountain west, and the Duttons who call it home.

Parents Guide: TV-MA for language, violence, and sexual content. There are about 76 filters per episode on VidAngel, including f-words, blasphemy, and graphic violence.

TMDB Rating: 83%

Starring: Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren

Available through: Amazon Channels – Paramount+

Special Ops: Lioness

Review from our community: “Watched the first two episodes of “The Lioness” last night. It would have been unwatchable without VidAngel’s filters. Thanks, VidAngel!” – Patrick

Synopsis: Cruz Manuelos, a rough-around-the-edges but passionate young Marine, is recruited to join the CIA’s Lioness Engagement Team to help bring down a terrorist organization from within. Joe, the station chief of the Lioness program, is tasked with training, managing, and leading her female undercover operatives.

Parents Guide: TV-MA for profanity, violence, and sexual content. It averages about 100 filters per episode on VidAngel, including options to skip multiple f-words, scenes of graphic violence, and gore.

TMDB Rating: 83%

Starring: Zoe Saldana, Morgan Freeman, Nicole Kidman

Available through: Amazon Channels – Paramount+

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“5 stars. My 16-year-old son just went upstairs to watch Outer Banks on VidAngel. After five minutes I heard him say to himself (he randomly talks out loud even when nobody is in the room), ‘OK, VidAngel is actually kind of cool.’ Highest praise any company could ever get from my teenager.” – Thomas

“It’s giving Gossip Girl meets National Treasure meets Where the Crawdads Sing meets the Blood & Treasure. A combination I didn’t know I needed. Here for it.” – Lauren

“Loved this show! So excited for season two!” – M’Kenna

“I finished it in one day. YES.” – Val

“Thanks for adding this series. My kids have been asking to watch it.” – Dolly 

Recap on Season 2 of Outer Banks:

Outer Banks is a popular Netflix Original series that premiered its second season in 2021. The show follows a group of friends called the Pogues, who live in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and embark on an adventure to find treasure while also dealing with various personal and societal issues. Here’s a recap of what happened in Outer Banks season 2:

• Season 2 picks up where the first season ended, with John B and Sarah stranded in the Bahamas and the rest of the Pogues back in the Outer Banks, mourning their presumed deaths.
• John B and Sarah manage to survive on a small island and are eventually rescued by a group of fishermen, who bring them back to the mainland. They then team up with a wealthy businessman named Cleo and his crew to search for the treasure they’ve been seeking.
• Back in the Outer Banks, the Pogues face various challenges, including a growing feud with a rival group called the Kooks and the return of Ward Cameron, the father of Sarah and the main antagonist from the first season.
• The Pogues also discover a new clue related to the treasure, which leads them to a sunken ship called the Royal Merchant. However, they soon realize that the ship has already been looted by Ward and his associates.
• As the season progresses, the Pogues and their allies work to uncover more clues about the treasure and confront Ward, who is revealed to have murdered John B’s father and framed him for the crime.
• The season concludes with a dramatic showdown between the Pogues and Ward, as well as a surprise twist involving the treasure.

Overall, Outer Banks season 2 was a thrilling continuation of the first season, with plenty of action, drama, and unexpected twists and turns.

Who would enjoy watching Outer Banks?

Teens. Rumor has it, their parents like it too.

Outer Banks is rated TV-MA on Netflix. On average, each episode contains:

• 62 instances of language
• 25 instances of Sex/Nudity/Immodesty
• 15 instances of Violence/Blood/Gore. 

The long awaited third season of Outer Banks comes out on February 23, 2023. Not a fan of profanity, blasphemy, or gore but really enjoy Outer Banks? No worries, we got you. Catch up on the first two seasons with VidAngel today. 

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