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TVI Score · 60-Second Audit

What is your watchlist doing for your brain?

You give it hours a week and have never seen it measured. Add the three to five shows you're watching now, and find out in sixty seconds.

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Your score reflects your viewing diet, not your intelligence.

Dimensional Breakdown

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Cognitive Stimulation
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Educational Value
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Craft & Quality
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Browse the catalog 2,345 titles scored against the rubric. Filter by tier, genre, or platform. Explore → Read the editorial board A surgeon, a school psychologist, and a clinical psychologist reviewing television against the rubric. Meet the editors → Score a different list Try a different five shows. See how your profile shifts with the lineup. Start over →