Peter Gabriel: Play (2004)

Some of the songs, especially "Sledgehammer," "Kiss That Frog," "Steam," and the extra "Modern Love" have multiple sexual innuendos.

In the "I Don't Remember" segment, there are people painted completely white who appear to be nude, but are wearing undergarments.

In the "Steam" segment, there are two naked, computer animated humans. There are other rather suggestive scenes throughout this segment.

Sperm cells and egg cells are shown in the beginning of "Sledgehammer."

A few references to sex in "The Barry Williams Show."

One reference to sex in "Digging in the Dirt."

In "Zaar," two animated humans sit in a bath together, then kiss.

In "Sledgehammer," a clay human turns his hands into sledgehammers, and hits himself in the face twice.

In "Shock The Monkey," there are three models of torn up, gory faces.

There is a bloody handprint on a wall for a few moments in the "Big Time" segment.

There is a quick moment in "Steam" where a skeleton is holding two melting guns. Meanwhile, bullet holes appear in the background and animated blood drip from them.

In the "Digging in the Dirt" segment, a man crushes an apple, breaks a rear view mirror, and smashes a windshield, all with his bare fists.

In "The Barry Williams Show," people start to bleed heavily, until the studio gets flooded with blood and people start drowning in it. Please note that the blood is very fake looking.

In "Steam," a man has his limbs torn off his body. No blood or gore.

Very little language throughout. There's an occasional "hell" here and there, but other than that, no real language.

In "Steam," a needle is pushed under a kneeling man. This is seen for only about a second.

The "Digging in the Dirt" segment may disturb some people, as well as gross out others.

There are some scenes in "Sledgehammer" that might frighten young children, especially the scene with two dancing chickens.

The segment for "The Barry Williams Show" may disturb some viewers.