No one's child is anywhere near as innocent as they believe them to be. If you think your child is a little bastard, he's even worse.

When I actually had subscription tv service, my daughter loved watching Family Guy. She was probably around 5-8 years old at the time so most things went right over her head.

I pretty much let her watch whatever she wants as long as it doesn't have full nudity. She's 9 years old now.

You missed the obvious choice, only some of the shows! My kids watch Bob's Burgers and of course, the Simpsons...because kids who don't watch the Simpsons are canned vegetables and have no sense of humor.

Between Hulu+, Netflix, Youtube, and Google searches watching prime time tv cartoons is pretty irrelevant, ask my 10 year old.

Define "prime time". I let the 7 year old daughter watch prime time cartoons on Cartoon Network. Regular Show, Adventure Time, and The Amazing World of Gumball are all awesome. I am sure to watch them with her. They're hilarious!

wootbjork wrote:Define "prime time". I let the 7 year old daughter watch prime time cartoons on Cartoon Network. Regular Show, Adventure Time, and The Amazing World of Gumball are all awesome. I am sure to watch them with her. They're hilarious!

I'm sorry, but the only one of those three that are remotely amusing to me is Adventure Time. The "Awkward-till-you-LOL" doesn't work on me, and the general "Whuuuutever" mentality really gets on my nerves. They are painfully unclever most of the time - my husband loves them so YMMV.

I'm a fan of the "Dragons: Riders of Berk" and "Avatar: Legend of Korra". They're clean, but not inane, while the former could probably do with a hint more conflict - I think it dumbs down everyone's emotions a little too much and I'd love to see the side characters with one-liners that dare to be insightful, enlightening, or even clever.

I'm just waiting for seaon two of the latter.

Oh, and Total Drama... everything... was fun most of the time. I didn't catch the reboot/season 4.