Outer Range age rating: Is the series suitable for kids?

Before you watch the new Amazon series with the kids, you’ll need to make sure it’s suitable for them. What is the Outer Range age rating?

Outer Range is heading to Prime Video at the end of the week. The first two episodes will be available, with two episodes dropping each week, and there’s no way you want to miss them. This is perfect for Yellowstone fans who want a bit of the supernatural mixed in.

While there is always an age rating for shows, it’s worth noting that you, as parents, know your children best. Just because something is classed as being suitable for them doesn’t mean that it will be. Meanwhile, your children may be mature enough to watch something that’s not considered suitable for them.

In the end, it’s going to be up to you. The Outer Range age rating is just a good look at what could be suitable for your children or not.

Outer Range age rating

In the United States, the series has been given a TV-MA rating. This means that it’s not considered suitable for under 18s. Of course, a lot of TV-MA shows end up being watched by older teenagers. It’s going to depend on their maturity levels.

This rating is often given due to the levels of violence and mature subjects throughout. There may be some nudity and language that is not considered suitable for younger children.

Different countries will set their own ratings, though. I can tell you the Outer Range age rating in Canada is 16+, which means, well, 16 years and over can watch it. That goes against the idea that nobody under 18 should watch it. So, when it comes to older teenagers, you’re going to have to make a decision as a parent.

Outer Range is coming to Prime Video on April 15.