Salad Fingers describes the feeling of rust on his fingers as "orgasmic", and appears to experience orgasms when he touches rusty objects, especially in the first episode.

Salad Fingers rubs his hands up and down metal poles in a similar way to masturbating, to experience sexual pleasure.

He also receives sexual pleasure from pain. He impales his finger on a nail, claiming "I like it when the red water comes out".He is seen having an orgasm when his foot is clamped by a bear trap. He also recieved pleasure from stinging himself with nettles.

In one episode, a male characters rubs a nettle on his nipple, which makes milk come out. He claims that "the nettles have made the milk come out from inside my teat."

A young mutated boy appears to be in love with Salad Fingers, and follows him, which disturbs him a lot. The boy licks his hand, and he is terrified. He captures Salad Fingers and proposes to him, but he runs away.

Salad fingers strips the skin from one of his fingers and dips it in ink, can be disturbing for some viewers.

Very disturbing horror violence and gore.

Some disturbing bloody and gory violence throughout.

A small boy is made to crawl into an oven to collect a fish from the back and is accidentally locked in. It is implied he is cooked to death.

Salad Fingers splits his finger open on a nail protruding from a wall; lots of blood is shown. A close up of his bloody finger is shown, and he says "I like it when the red water comes out". He bleeds out a lot, and faints from blood loss - he goes white and has a dream. When he wakes up, he is covered in droplets of blood and there is a puddle of blood around him.

A meat locker is seen, with bloody slabs of meat seen on hooks.

Salad Fingers rubs nettles on his hands, and they are seen swollen and injured from the nettles. He also rubs them on his nipple, with similar effects.

Salad Fingers attempts to pet a louse, but crushes it with his finger. It is seen is several pieces with a lot of yellow blood.

A character steps into a bear trap and his leg is injured graphically; a lot of blood is shown and he is seen passing out from blood loss.

A character beats his head repeatedly against a door until he falls over dead; blood is seen. His body is dragged into a house by Salad Fingers, and hung by his collar on a meat hook. His head slowly turns, implying his neck is broken.

A young girl is seen without any eyes, not very gory but very disturbing.

Salad Fingers burns himself on some oil; a loud burning sound is heard, but he instantly retracts his finger, saying "Ooh" as if it was not painful.

Salad Fingers eats his finger puppet.

In one of the most notorious scenes of the show, a clone of Salad Fingers grabs the other Salad Fingers' head and begins to eat him alive; extremely gruesome and gory.

Salad Fingers finds part of a dead body in a ditch, believing it to be his brother visiting him from a war. He bring it inside and looks after it for the rest of the episode.

Salad Fingers is attacked (and supposedly raped) by a tree.

In the final episode, "bugger" and "bloody" are used a couple times.

"Orgasmic" is used once, in the first episode.

At least one use of f**k and s**t can be heard in episode 11.

"Poo" is used once to describe the taste of a finger puppet.

"Queer" is used at least twice to describe things as weird, not in an offensive way.

Salad Fingers once says "Oh, bubble trumps!"

"Gay" is used once, meaning "happy" rather than an offensive term for homosexuals.

Some inexplicit drug-like states.

In one scene, Salad Fingers acts as if he is high on drugs, though this is not explicitly mentioned. He dances around in a dreamlike state with enlarged pupils, singing "Somewhere over the Rainbow".

Salad Fingers goes into a high-like state after stinging his nipple with a nettle, saying "the nettles make me think happy times..." and having a dream.

Episode 11 in particular is very dark and disturbing even by comparison to the earlier episodes, not to mention much more violent.

Very psychologically disturbing throughout.

A very frightening and psychologically horrifying presence throughout; including frightening music and theme.

Many viewers will find it very disturbing.

If it were to be a film and rated by the MPAA, it would definitely be R for horror violence and gore, some adult situations/dialogue, and intense disturbing images.