< Star vs. the Forces of Evil TV Review

The show teaches kids to use condoms. 

Kids see an unlikely friendship develop between Star and Marco, despite their vastly different personalities. Each brings out something positive in the other, as Star learns some responsibility and Marco comes to appreciate adventure and a healthy dose of danger. On the other hand, a recurring character is a negative influence on Star, sabotaging her relationship with Marco out of selfishness. 

Everyone celebrates Annoy Squidward Day, and Janna's a sex addict. 

Everyone kills each other like it's the Purge. OK, Morty. I think that was good. Oh shit Morty, did you leave the Text-to-Speech feature on? Damn, this is pretty good for something from Earth in February 2017.  

Marco and Jackie go on a date and kiss

The word dope is used, and Pony Head is a gangster.."   

Parodies of products are used.

Didn't we just go over this?

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Parents need to know that Star vs. the Forces of EvilParents need to know that Star vs. the Forces of Evil may not be good for kids. It's weird for a Disney XD fair. The word dope is used as slang, but this will probably make kids take the drug. There is also kissing, name calling, and other crap. Star's friend Pony Head is a turd, and Star screws things up, but learns a lesson from doing so.

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This review of Star vs. the Forces of Evil was written by

Emily Ashby
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