Grosse Pointe Garden Society is a mystery drama series about the lives of a gardening club’s members, starring Melissa Fumero, Aja Naomi King, Ben Rappaport, and AnnaSophia Robb. The show mixes drama, secrets, and crime, centering on a murder that shakes the group.
The story follows Alice (Robb), a high school English teacher whose dreams are falling apart. She’s been part of the Garden Society for years. Meanwhile, Birdie (Fumero) is a wealthy, self-destructive author with a bestselling memoir. Brett (Rappaport) gave up his dream to support his ex-wife’s career, and Catherine (King) is a lonely realtor hiding a big secret. As the mystery unfolds, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways.
Parents Guide for Grosse Pointe Garden Society
Age Rating: Grosse Pointe Garden Society is rated TV-14, meaning it is recommended for viewers aged 14 and older. Some content may not be suitable for younger children.
Language: The show includes occasional strong language, but nothing extreme.
Violence: A murder is central to the story. A body is found in a garden, with a bloodstain suggesting a stabbing or shooting. Some intense scenes related to crime and investigation.
Mature Themes: Characters deal with personal struggles like divorce, loneliness, and failed dreams. The show explores adult relationships, social climbing, and secrets.
Substance Use: Some characters drink alcohol and smoke.
Is Grosse Pointe Garden Society Suitable for Teens?
Teens 14 and older can likely watch the show, but parents should be aware of the murder mystery element and some mature themes.
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FAQs
Q: What is the age rating for Grosse Pointe Garden Society?
A: The show is rated TV-14, meaning it may not be suitable for viewers under 14.
Q: Does the show have violent scenes?
A: There is a murder at the center of the story, but graphic violence is not expected.
Q: Is there strong language in the show?
A: Some mild to moderate strong language is used.
Q: Does the series include mature themes?
A: Yes, it explores adult relationships, divorce, loneliness, and social climbing.