as a parent of two girls(14 and 11) i have grave doubts about this show and all the shows aimed at tweens. first and i am always amazed that the living conditions of drake or josh and zac or cody and hanna and carly and derek and sunny etc. always make most houses look tiny and cramped. most people work hard all day to pay for living quarters less than half the size yet on these shows nobody is going or coming from work and paying utility and rent and mortgage or insurance bills and mopping and sweeping and changing lightbulbs and fixing toilets and etc. just walking in and out(and down the ubiquitous wide stairs that only exist on tv sets) cracking jokes(most of which involve lying and the hilarious results) and shirking work. i think kids watching these will have unrealistic expectations on how hard they will work and how luxurious their lives will be. second and there is never an intact family and always a mom or dad but never both and who are always going on sexless dates but never seem to have any of the downside of divorce(alimony and support and arguments). again and kids may get the impression that if mom or dad get divorced there will be fun fun fun(actually mom or dad are often not around if that helps the plot). needless to say there is no mention of spirituality(forget specific religion). finally there is a theme that troubles me. there are nerds that are good in school and jocks good in sports and goody two shoes as well. the protagonists are not good at school and sports and or charitable but make wisecracks about those who are. the message is do not be good at anything and just be one of the nothings who blend in cracking jokes. needless to say i give all these shows a zero and turn them off all the time and am just short of forbidding them in my house. 
as a parent of two girls(14 and 11) i have grave doubts about this show and all the shows aimed at tweens. first and i am always amazed that the living conditions of drake or josh and zac or cody and hanna and carly and derek and sunny etc. always make most houses look tiny and cramped. most people work hard all day to pay for living quarters less than half the size yet on these shows nobody is going or coming from work and paying utility and rent and mortgage or insurance bills and mopping and sweeping and changing lightbulbs and fixing toilets and etc. just walking in and out(and down the ubiquitous wide stairs that only exist on tv sets) cracking jokes(most of which involve lying and the hilarious results) and shirking work. i think kids watching these will have unrealistic expectations on how hard they will work and how luxurious their lives will be. second and there is never an intact family and always a mom or dad but never both and who are always going on sexless dates but never seem to have any of the downside of divorce(alimony and support and arguments). again and kids may get the impression that if mom or dad get divorced there will be fun fun fun(actually mom or dad are often not around if that helps the plot). needless to say there is no mention of spirituality(forget specific religion). finally there is a theme that troubles me. there are nerds that are good in school and jocks good in sports and goody two shoes as well. the protagonists are not good at school and sports and or charitable but make wisecracks about those who are. the message is do not be good at anything and just be one of the nothings who blend in cracking jokes. needless to say i give all these shows a zero and turn them off all the time and am just short of forbidding them in my house. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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