In Mansion Madness Remy's Butt Is shown in a picture 2 times.

In Rated Cricket, Cricket sneaks into a film called "Kiss of death" where we see some kissing and "touching" (a character on it is a skeleton and a woman touches his abdomen comically). Everybody in the audience starts kissing too and Cricket is disgusted, screaming the entire way out to the exit.

In "Dinner Party" Gramma is completely nude as she asks "Where are my clothes?". Played for laughs and in wild side gramma is with no clothes

In "Parade Day", whole customers complain, a purple man says "Excuse me? Something happened in the bathroom!", and he's completely naked, and covers his crotch area with a towel.

Two criminals kiss in "Gramma Driver".

In the episode "Paint Misbehavin", Cricket tells himself not to laugh at paintings of naked people. Later during a paint mess, a purple man yells that someone "censored his art". The painting shows naked romans in Greek. The green blotches cover the woman's breasts and crotch area, the man's crotch area, and baby Cupid's crotch area.

A woman is thought to be Tilly in disguise, just to end up seeing her breast, but it's offscreen.

Grandma often carries a sword.

Some mild slapstick. Sometimes there are references to violent acts or death, but often in a humorous context.

Cricket is seen beating up and punching Henry, a puppet, in Hiya Henry.

Chip Whistler is beaten around multiple times and chips his tooth.

In the Halloween-themed episode "Squashed!," zombie pumpkins attack people and they're destroyed with tools; they explode into purple matter. There is more comic gore when we see a costume of an axe stabbed into someone's back with fake blood around it, and a scene where Cricket fakes that he's injured while graphically "bleeding" heavily.

In "Green Streets" Cricket drops the word "scumbag"

More frequent language is very mild and filled with euphemisms ("dang", "heck", "gosh"...).

We hear "darn" and "shut up" a few times.

Name-calling words and phrases like: Stupid, Idiot, Scumbag, Loser, Dummy, Blort, Evil Puppet, Dingbat, etc.

A cat that the Greens own is named "Dirtbag".

In the episode "Bleeped", the word "Blort" is referred to as a curse word in big city. Played for laughs.

In "Garage Tales" Alice says "See ya sucker!" to Ernest.

In the episode "Uncaged", a character says: "You can take our differences and shove 'em up your...!" but she's cut short.

Bill said, "That's bloody hot now," when he incorrectly fixed an oven in "The Move." "Bloody" is only a swear in the UK.

In Phoenix Rises, when Cricket is searching for Phoenix at a biking place, some bikers are seen drinking.

Sometimes they hurt chip

In Phoenix Rises, Cricket is crying about losing Phoenix. This can be emotional to some.

Remy's nightmare in "Time Crisis" may be disturbing.

Cricket's "Henry-Induced" Nightmare from Hiya Henry can frighten young children.

Halloween episodes "Blood Moon" and "Squashed!" can be scary.

In "Hurty Tooth" and "Desserted", Gramma takes our her dentures, and the bottom of her face becomes grotesquely short. This can be frightening to children.

In the episode "Hurt Bike", Cricket enters a serious funk after nearly crashing on a dirt bike. This can frighten many children.

In Tilly's Goat, Remy is petting dogs and his arm and face swell up (he is severely allergic to dogs). It may be unsettling but played for laughs.

In "Sleepover Sisters", Tilly and Andromeda watch a scary movie called "The Slumber Slayer". Although it's a cartoon, this may frighten young kids.

If it was rated by the MPA, it probably would be rated PG for some rude humor, and some language