Cleveland Brown is a single father working a dead end job and only enjoys going to the local Quahog bar to get drunk with his friends. One day, Cleveland decides to return to his home town of Stoolbend, Virginia and reunite with his highschool sweetheart, Donna Tubman. Cleveland is introduced to his two new trouble maker step-children and his crazy new neighbors. I would give this show an 8/10 rating and would also say it is a better show than it’s mother series, Family Guy.

Liv and Maddie was a Disney Channel comedy series which aired it’s 80 episodes from 2013-2017.  Liv and Maddie Rooney are two identical twins who have recently been reunited for the first time in four years. Maddie is the star basketball player for her school’s team, and Liv is a beauty queen who has just come home from Hollywood after starring in a hit TV series. The twins must adapt to the changes they’re undergoing and face challenges between themselves and others, like relationships and school related things. I honestly really like the idea of this show, but it was quite boring when it was airing. If it was a more mature show with the same plot, I think it could have been an amazing series. Besides that, I will give this a 7/10 rating.

Jessie was a classic Disney Channel  comedy series which aired for 98 episodes from 2011-2015. Jessie is a small-town teen from Texas who ventures to New York in hopes of pursuing an acting career. Instead, she is quite literally immediately hired as the new nanny of 4 children who are very rich. As a show based around 5 teenagers with access to a lot of money, the possibilities for the writers are nearly endless. Along with the great plot, the show also possesses the iconic theme song, “Hey Jessie”. I rate this show 9/10, and I am happy I grew up with that era of tennager channels rather than the newer series.

Fresh Off the Boat is an ABC comedy sitcom which aired it’s first episode in February of 2015. In this show, 11 year-old Eddie moves from Chinatown (D.C.) to downtown Orlando with his parents and two brothers. While Eddie’s dad, Louis, tries to follow the American dream and open a Western-themed restaurant, the rest of his family is left to adapt to their new surroundings. ABC is currently airing it’s fifth season, with new episodes every Friday. Personally, I believe the show started to venture downhill after the second season concluded. With such a basic premise for a show, it was destined to be doomed since the story was written. The actors/actresses would eventually be too old for their parts, the family would eventually become comfortable with their living situation and town, and the dad’s restaurant dream would eventually take off. Procrastinating these events just to make the show run longer would quickly get repetitive and drive viewers away.

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is a CW crossover series which features many heroes from other CW shows. The first episode aired on January 21st, 2016, and is still currently airing, with the upcoming 60th episode of it’s 4 total seasons. The first season starts with Rip Hunter, a member of the time council who has come back in time from the future with his timeship to collect a team of heroes who can save the future of impending doom. On their journey, they are tasked with defeating many various time calamities while minimizing the amount of damage and change to the timeline. Although it sounds quite simple for a group of superheroes, they must come up with near flawless strategies in order to prevent changes to the course of time.

The Thundermans primarily aired on October 13, 2014 on Nickelodeon. The series revolves around Max and Phoebe Thunderman, a pair of twins who, along with their younger brother and sister and parents, must live a double life while hiding their identities as superheroes and live as normal citizens. With all of the family members possessing such unnatural powers, wanting to live a normal life may sound simple on paper, but with all of the villain ordeals and opportunities to use their powers for personal benefits, it may be harder than it seems. The show has a total of 98 episodes, and concluded on May 25, 2018. I give this show a 4/10.

In today’s edition of TV Shows Reviewed by a Child Prodigy, we will be discussing the series “Guy’s Grocery Games”. In this enthralling series, the popular Food Network star known as Guy Fieri, allows 4 chefs to have the opportunity to win $20,000. In order to win, the chefs must follow the theme set by the judges and Guy and make culinary dishes using resources found throughout the aisles in the grocery store. The winning chef then has 2 minutes to rush around the whole store with a grocery list of 10 items. Each item is worth $2000, so if the victor is able to successfully find every ingredient on the list, they are awarded with the grand prize of $20,000. This show is very entertaining and is a nice watch for people interested in cooking or even for someone looking for something different than traditional comedy and drama series that are all over television lately.