Overview
The Inbestigators is an Australian children’s TV show on Netflix, and it’s about the best investigators in town, a group of misfit kids that solve neighborhood mysteries. The main characters — Ezra, Maudie, Kyle, and Ava — come together with their quirky personalities to solve the case of their neighbor’s missing packages or to find out who stole their classmate’s science project.
The Inbestigators is a fun and innocent kid’s show, something you could expect to find on the Disney Channel. But just so you have all the details, read our review to be sure it’s the right fit for your family.
Harmful Content ❗️
There is very little harmful content, as this is a show intended for kids. Some episodes may include some light teasing between classmates. Some of the cases involve kids breaking rules or being sneaky. However, these are always resolved and the person in the wrong always apologizes.
Language
No inappropriate language. Sometimes there is slightly rude language or name-calling between classmates.
Sex
There is no sexual content in The Inbestigators.
Violence
This show has no violent or intense content.
Positive Value 💫
The Inbestigators is an endearing show that teaches kids about the value of friendship, problem-solving, and using your talents to help other people. It also teaches kids to apologize when they’re wrong and to have empathy for other people. Many of the cases they solve not only uncover what happened but also why someone did something wrong. This can teach kids formative lessons about interpersonal relationships and choosing what is right over what’s easy.
So, should my kid watch it?
We believe this show is great for younger kids, around 7 and up! As the show can be a bit corny sometimes, it’s likely not best for older audiences.
