Agatha All Along age rating: Is it suitable for kids?
The new series has been deemed more mature than WandaVision.
Agatha All Along is here to deliver a spooky supernatural story set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe – just in time for Halloween.
Of course, the show has plenty of comedy to balance out its darker moments, with Kathryn Hahn's titular character retaining the devilish wit that won the hearts of viewers in WandaVision.
Nevertheless, parents and guardians might be left wondering whether Agatha All Along is fun for the whole family or for grown-ups only, particularly now that Marvel Studios is producing older-skewing projects like Deadpool & Wolverine and Echo.
Fortunately, Disney Plus provides age ratings on its original content, while the streaming service also offers robust parental controls to prevent the little ones from watching certain films and TV shows without permission.
Here's your guide to Agatha All Along's age rating.
Agatha All Along age rating: Is it suitable for kids?
Agatha All Along is rated 14+ by Disney Plus, indicating that "some scenes may be unsuitable for viewers under 14".
Notably, this is a more mature age rating than WandaVision – the show most closely connected to it – which was given a 12+ rating upon its premiere in 2021.
From this, we can extrapolate that the show is slightly darker in tone, with icons on the Disney Plus page also flagging its language and violence for parental consideration.
As Agatha All Along is not getting a cinema or physical media release at present, the UK's primary age rating organisation BBFC has not issued guidance on the programme itself.
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What is Agatha All Along about?
Kathryn Hahn returns to her fan favourite WandaVision role of Agatha Harkness for spin-off Agatha All Along.
The series finds the centuries-old witch still trapped in the persona of affable suburbanite Agnes, who is at the centre of her own television-inspired illusion in the first episode.
It isn't long, however, before she wakes up from that dream and sets about reclaiming the power that was taken from her, setting off down the Witches' Road with a makeshift coven in tow.
Will she find what she seeks at the end? Will anyone survive the perilous journey? Tune in to find out.
Agatha All Along is available to stream on Disney Plus from Thursday 19th September. New episodes weekly. Get three months of Disney Plus for just £1.99 a month in this new limited-time offer.
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David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.
