Constantine (2014)

season 1 episode 1: A woman is shown in a very short pajama shorts and a cami without a bra on. She briefly bends over and you can see part of her bottom.

season 1 episode 2: A man is seen naked in a shower, private parts not shown. Constantine takes his shirt off. In another scene a man is shown shirtless. A woman wears a blouse that is low cut and reveals a lot of cleavage.

season 1 episode 3: Men are seen with their shirts off.

season 1 episode 4: A woman wears a shirt that is very sheer. You can see her bra through it and it also reveals the entire back of her bra.

season 1 episode 5: Women are seen dancing around a fire in bra tops and skirts. A woman is shown wearing a very low cut dress.

Lots of fantasy violence, exorcisms

Some fight scenes

many dead bodies shown, some quite violently killed

Some people stabbed

see frightening and intense scenes

Constantine is very British and his swearing is not too offensive, the usual "bloody" or "bollocks" "bastard" as well as the typical network TV profanity such as "damn", "ass", and "hell".

It is heavily implied that Constantine smokes, but he is rarely seen actually smoking.

Constantine is often seen in bars drinking, or he comes home drunk.

Judging by the fact that Constantine is an exorcist and demon hunter you can expect some scary scenes involving demon creatures/people that are possessed etc. bear in mind at some points this show will be almost on the level of nightmare inducing for some people

Some voodoo/occult rituals are shown that are quite intense or strange

Some very scary scenes with jump scares

Many of the monsters are demonic and scary looking. Constantine performs lots of exorcisms throughout the series that are frightening

one man is burnt alive in the shower, his body is shown afterwards and he is seen burning alive, not a nice scene to watch

One man is drowned in his car

One scene Constantine cuts some sort of pattern into a man's face with a knife, quite gory.

This show could be frightening to younger viewers