There is certainly no sex in this film, although it is cutely and cleverly implied that the character of Dirk 'The New Handyman' has sex and nudity on his mind, and would like that sex and nudity to be with the character of Walter Middleton.

There is absolutely no violence or gore in this film, and there is no implication that any of the characters would want to commit violence or gore.

There is certainly no profanity in this film, although it is cutely and cleverly implied that the character of Dirk 'The New Handyman' has sex and nudity on his mind, and in his mind, he most certainly is thinking about certain acts which would be represented by a profane word or two, but only in his mind.

There is certainly no alcohol, drugs, or smoking depicted in this film, with the strongest beverage shown is coffee.

There are certainly no frightening or intense scenes in this film, the entire film suggests only a light, gay (as in the old fashioned definition of "having a gay old time"), gay (as in the contemporary definition of "gay attraction"), and fun vibe.