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- Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking (1)
- Frightening & Intense Scenes (13)
- Spoilers (5)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Many characters are teenagers, so some teen romance issues. Such as Emma openly accusing Xander on cheating on her.
- Hazel often hits on Xander, much to his hates against her.
- Gladys has a crush on Morgan Ross (the Ross kids' dad) from Jessie.
- The innuendo in this show is not frequent, but seen in seasons 1 and 2. Most of the innuendo won't fly over children's heads because surprisingly, most of the innuendo is obvious.
- Hazel has a crush on Xander.
- Infrequent mild innuendos.
Violence & Gore
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- A jealous Hazel shoots an non- covered arrow at Emma and misses.
- Lou gets scratched by squirrels in Food Fight.
- Mild slapstick violence is used humor.
- Season 1, episode 12: The campers have an archery battle.
Profanity
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- In "We didn't start the fire", Ravi drops the word "buttocks" at one point.
- In "We can't bear it!", Matteo says "Oh no! I don't want to die with these two idiots!" in Portuguese.
- In "Let's Bounce", after Zuri storms out of Woodchuck Cabin, Destiny looks at the clipboard and says "that's a really bad word!", which may be an innuendo that'll fly over some.
- "Jeez" is said.
- In the episode Toilets And Tiaras, Lou says the sentence "dang stinkin' nabbit"
- In one of the season 4 episodes Matteo says "Sacrebleu" or Damn it in French
- In one episode, the counselors say a pledge which includes the saying "...a pain in the.......neck!". It was heavily implied that they were close to saying ass.
- In 'An Udder Disaster', Matteo says "sacrebleu" which means damn it in French.
- Mild name calling
- Frequent uses of "darn", "heck", "gosh", "dang", "shoot", "gah", "stupid", "idiot", "jerk", "nerd", etc.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- None.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Gladys may be rude.
- In the last episode of season three, we encounter a real Kikiwaka. This may be unsettling.
- "Fog'd in" and "Camp Kiki-Slasher" can be frightening to younger children.
- The climax to season two can be emotional and frightening.
- In "We Can't Bear It!", Ravi says that the Otter Nuggets' expire date is "You should live so long." which is a deadly innuendo that'll go over audiences' heads.
- In "Party Pooper", Lou and Destiny stay at a hotel which may have rude service. What implies the "rude service" innuendo is: Destiny reading a menu that just says "PSYCH!", a bad painting of feet, a sign at the lobby saying "Life's too short. Cleanish towels in the toilet.", and the awful looks of the place. This may be unsettling to some.
- In "A tale of two stackers", Lou has an emotional outburst when she finds out that her hero, Jedidiah, worked for Camp Champion after quitting Camp Kikiwaka.
- In a Halloween episode, Matteo has a nightmare that Lou becomes a villain, when she was tired of campers not doing things her way. This is super unusual for her character and can frighten everyone.
- Cuddles (Gwen's wooden "Dream-effigy" doll) can be frightening to children.
- In Summer Winter Wonderland, Destiny is very sad that her grandpa died, mourning his loss. It's very saddening to many audiences and strong to those who may have lost a family member or two.
- "Gone Girl" is a really dark episode.
- Season 1, episode 8: Ravi and Tiffany try to get proof that the kikiwaka exists and almost die in the process.
Spoilers
Sex & Nudity
- Few kisses on the lips.
Violence & Gore
- Throughout the second season, the characters get in perilous situations. Once, they're locked in a room full of traps by a crazy lady, another situation when some characters almost fall to their deaths, and near the end of the season, the camp gets set on fire and burns down.
Profanity
- In an episode in season 3, a joke through out the end of the episode is putting the word stinking in the middle of words. Lou says towards the end of the episode, Dab-stinking-nabbit. Netflix falsely captions this as Damn-Stinking-Nabbit.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- In the episode, "Luke out below",Griffin, Luke, and Zuri are trapped on a cliff high up while climbing a mountain. Ravi and Emma come to their rescue. They rescue Griffin and Zuri safely, but Luke almost falls to his death, he is saved by Ravi.
- In the episode "Dreams Come True", Lou has a nightmare that her BFF Emma is in danger. She says that she "got punched, standing in broken glass, and a monster was chasing her in the woods". This can give many children nightmares. This is easily frightening to children.
