Season 1 Episode 4

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Content:
Very strong moral worldview depicts the importance of kindness, understanding, acceptance, and letting other people exercise their talents and gifts;
No foul language;
Brief cartoon violence includes baby wrestling;
No sex;
Slight upper male nudity and an allusion to lower male nudity;
No alcohol;
No smoking or drugs; and,
Light immorality includes some trickery.
Episodes: Season Overview
Number | Date | Title | Production | Content |
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1.1 | 4/6/2018 | Scooter Buskie | ![]() |
+2 |
1.2 | 4/6/2018 | Cat’s in the Cradle | ![]() |
+2 |
1.3 | 4/6/2018 | Family Fun Night | ![]() |
+2 |
1.4 | 4/6/2018 | Formula for Menace: A Dekker Moonboots Mystery | ![]() |
+2 |
More Detail:
After a little investigating, Boss Baby and company learn that Vent Baby has altered the formula, but only because she longs to have her ideas heard at Baby Corp. Dekker Moonboots convinces Boss Baby that Vent Baby is worthy of a job at Baby Corp. So, Boss Baby gives her a position at the company alongside the restored baby formula, changing all baby employees back to their original state.
The production and entertainment quality of “Formula for Menace: A Dekker Moonboots Mystery” is good. Occasionally, cartoons of characters break-up the regular animation style of the series, giving the audience a little break from the norm. The core message of “Formula for Menace” is moral. It deals with accepting other people. It also promotes showing kindness and mercy and letting other people use their talents and gifts. Some trickery is used in “Formula for Menace,” so there’s a slight caution for younger children.