For TV, I use episodecalendar.com, been using it since 2013 I believe. It works pretty well in my experience. I do pay the 12EUR annually, for no limit on number of shows to follow (and to support). It gets its data from TVDB, so once that listing has data, it'll update from that. Source: 12 months ago

I personally use episodecalendar.com. Source: about 1 year ago

It only covers TV, not movies, but I love Episode Calendar. Good for tracking both current and past shows. In fact, I just glanced at it and it let me know that the new season of American Horror Story starts today, which I'd forgotten about. Includes original air dates. Source: over 1 year ago

Episode Calendar - to show me TV shows that have come out that I'm watching, and anything I'm not actively watching at a given time can just sit in my "Watch Later" (where I can be confident it's off my brain but I won't forget it exists). Source: over 1 year ago

Episode Calendar - https://episodecalendar.com This site can be imported into your calendar and is free. Source: over 2 years ago

As a parent, it’s your decision as to what to allow your child to watch and that can have a deep psychological effect on them in their formative years. I suggest you check out the website parent previews.com and there is another site called kids in mind.com where they review movies for discerning parents. Source: 6 months ago

I use this: https://kids-in-mind.com. Source: 6 months ago

Https://kids-in-mind.com has helped me out a ton to understand the content and context of that content in a movie before I go. Source: 6 months ago

Another good source to find out what is in a movie is https://kids-in-mind.com/ which gives you a very detailed reason for their rankings for sex, violence, and language. Source: about 1 year ago

I also recommend kids-in-mind.com. Very detailed and consistent. Source: about 1 year ago