Very minimal.

At one point in the film, movies are referenced demonstrating how the ratings for movies had been adjusted over the years, and what's considered "PG-13" would have probably been rated as "R" years prior. They reference "PG-13" movies such as Austin Powers, which had sexually suggestive gags [example: milk jugs obscurely placed in front of a nude women's breasts, while milk is being poured out] to "Meet the Fockers" - which has the main character talking about another main character, Pam, and her breasts - and how he likes to masturbate to them.

There's a very minimal amount of violence in "Consuming Kids".

The increasing amount of realistic violence being displayed in video games is discussed, but the segment lasts for perhaps less than a minute. Call of Duty-esque video games showing soldiers being shot to death are displayed, as well as a clip from "Manhunt 2" where a man is being sawed in half with a saw. The scene itself is implied, as it cuts out before actually cutting the man in half (we do hear him audibly scream, though).

Violence is movies is also discussed, and the segment is also very brief. We see a man's head being decapitated by a sword, several gun scenes where people are being shot at, or shot, and brief wrestling scenes, pulled from WWF, where the wrestler's face is bloody.

None.

None.

Other than potentially what's mentioned under the "Violence & Gore" section - none.