No - although they are similar in many respects. The closest analog is between TV-MA and PG-13
TV MA is a TV rating meaning "For Mature Audiences Only".
R is an MPAA rating meaning "Restricted - under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian"
Officially TV MA means:
"This program is specifically designed to be viewed by adults and therefore may be unsuitable for children under 17. This program may contain one or more of the following: crude indecent language (L), explicit sexual activity (S), or graphic violence (V)."
Officially R is assigned for:
Ma means mature audiences, so it would be like an R rating, and PG 13 is not as bad as an R rating, so TV MA would be worse
In the United States, TV-MA is used to rate TV programs. TV-MA is used to indicate that the program is designed to be viewed by adults may not be appropriate for children under 17 years of age.
R rated films have adult content. (usually sex and/or violence). An unrated film may be very adult oriented or not at all. It's up to the company that makes a film to decide whether to submit it for a rating. Most theaters require a rating. That's why you see most unrated films on DVD.
I think to watch shows that are rated TV-14 DVSL I think you have to be 13 to watch it because I think TV-14 DLSV means PG-13. To watch the TV-MA I think you have to be 17 to watch it because TV-MA means mature and to watch mature shows you have to be 17 and TV-MA which stands for mature means R so this is what I think
Young and Tempting - 2006 TV is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-MA
Ma means mature audiences, so it would be like an R rating, and PG 13 is not as bad as an R rating, so TV MA would be worse
Rated X, MA, Some R, and NC-17
In the United States, TV-MA is used to rate TV programs. TV-MA is used to indicate that the program is designed to be viewed by adults may not be appropriate for children under 17 years of age.
I don't know what that is but if it's R rated or TV-MA then you have to be at minimum 18.
R rated films have adult content. (usually sex and/or violence). An unrated film may be very adult oriented or not at all. It's up to the company that makes a film to decide whether to submit it for a rating. Most theaters require a rating. That's why you see most unrated films on DVD.
I think to watch shows that are rated TV-14 DVSL I think you have to be 13 to watch it because I think TV-14 DLSV means PG-13. To watch the TV-MA I think you have to be 17 to watch it because TV-MA means mature and to watch mature shows you have to be 17 and TV-MA which stands for mature means R so this is what I think
Bobcat Goldthwait You Don't Look the Same Either - 2012 TV is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-MA
Tv MA
Ma and Pa - 1974 TV was released on: USA: 7 March 1974
Ma télévision favorie, ma télévision favorite and ma télévision préférée are French equivalents of the English phrase "my favorite television." Birthplace and personal preference make clear whether "favored television" (case 1), "favorite television" (example 2) or "preferred television" (instance 3) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "ma tey-ley-vee-zyo fa-vo-ree," "ma tey-ley-vee-zyo fa-vo-reet" and "ma tey-ley-vee-zyo fa-vo-reet" in French.
Yes. The I GET BUCKETS TV mixtape company does run BUCKET GODS ELITE and are both operated in the same headquarters in Woburn MA.
Yes it is PG- T M-M R-MA+15