Parents' Guide to

Freeks

By Diondra Brown, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 10+

Disney Argentina series has music, mystery, mild violence.

TV Disney+ Drama 2023
Freeks TV show poster: Four men in their 20's stand with their profiles facing the front, while one man looks straight ahead - orange and red streaked background.

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persevere as he struggles to disprove allegations against him. All the group members express themselves through their musical talents and unique style.</p> ">
  • Freeks TV show screenshot 1: Three band members stand admiring their bandmates t-shirt, while another stares ahead holding a clapboard; yellow background.
  • Freeks TV show screenshot 2: Freeks band members look at the camera, half-smiling while holding instruments and sitting on speakers.
  • Freeks TV show screenshot 3: Three Freeks band members sit on the couch with sushi and champagne sitting in front of them.
  • Freeks TV show screenshot 4: Freeks band members stand in studio posed with their instruments..

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What's the Story?

Gaspar, Ludovico, Coco, Juani, and Ulises are part of the musical group FREEKS. Gaspar and Ulises get into a physical altercation during a recording session, the video of their fight goes viral, and the group gets more attention. When a music executive approaches Gaspar to have a solo music deal he declines, but his relationship with his bandmates is fractured -- they accuse him of stealing money during their shows and forcibly remove him from the band he created. Gaspar decides to spy on the Freeks, and enlists the help of other friends to clear his name and uncover the identity of the real thief. Will he be able to solve the robbery mystery, or forever be on the outs with the band?

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say: Not yet rated
Kids say: Not yet rated

This mildly entertaining show resembles a blend of a musical soap-opera and mystery. Freeks is unique in that many parts of the show are filmed like a documentary, and show the influence of social media on modern bands' success. The suspense and tension will likely appeal to the intended tween audience. The show could have done more to highlight Argentinian culture and the unique qualities of the music industry in other countries.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how in Freeks, Gasper shows perseverance to clear his name when he's accused of stealing money from the band. Why was finding the truth so important to Gasper?

  • Who is your favorite member of the band? Why?

  • Do you sing or play an instrument? If so, what is your favorite song to preform?

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