It depends on the individual child and their maturity level.
Content Considerations:
- Violence: While not as graphic as Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul does contain violence. The show depicts crime, drug use, and violence, though often in a stylized and less explicit way.
- Language: The show uses strong language, including profanity and vulgarity, which may not be appropriate for all 14-year-olds.
- Mature Themes: Better Call Saul explores complex themes such as morality, corruption, and the consequences of choices. These themes may be too mature for some teenagers.
Parental Guidance:
Parents should consider the following before allowing a 14-year-old to watch Better Call Saul:
- The child's maturity level: How well does the child handle mature content?
- The child's understanding of the show's themes: Can the child distinguish between fiction and reality?
- The child's willingness to discuss the show's content: Are they open to talking about what they see?
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not a 14-year-old can watch Better Call Saul is up to the parent or guardian.
