Game of Thrones (2011)

A fully nude woman walks through a city as a punishment in front of 1,000,000 people. She survives however.

When dragons appear for the first time, a nude woman can be seen.

A man puts his hands down a woman's trousers while they're both on a horse. She later reveals to him that she's his sister and that she was only testing him.

There is a scene where two fully naked women are being taught by a fully clothed man how to sexually satisfy another. It appears that one woman is fingering the other.

There is a close-up of a young boy's genitalia.

Extensive full-frontal nudity; sex is graphically portrayed. Characters cheat on partners sexually, engage in sex work, use sex to bargain, and incest takes place between adults.

There are prolonged and chaotic medieval battle scenes, skirmishes, 1 on 1 fights, and fights against monsters and dragons.

Each season becomes bloodier, gorier, and more violent as the show goes on. Seasons 3 and 4 are by far the bloodiest, goriest, and the most violent since they're based on A Storm Of Swords, while Season 8 comes close.

There are numerous gory images that will be unsettling.

People are consistently kidnapped, with some fights back in violent methods.

We see the violence on-screen and hear them referenced in dialogue as well.

Sexual violence is shown, particularly during the early seasons.

During battle scenes, you can see stabbings, mutilations, beheadings, people being crushed by horses, and blood flying all over the screen.

Violence and bloody execution of people are shown in all seasons.

There is also torture and genital mutilation of one of the main male characters. Very disturbing.

Frequent but extremely graphic, gory violence. Including murders, executions, and their aftermaths. Large-scale battles with long, gruesome fight scenes, swords, crossbows, clubs, and many other weapons are visible. Also, sexual violence is graphically depicted. Skeletons, zombie-like creatures, and dragons are among the show's scary fantasy creatures.

Beheadings are shown (heads falling and rolling away), even in combat.

Jousting is present in the show, with bloody results.

The battle sequences are very prolonged, extremely bloody, and extremely gruesome. During these battle scenes, a numerous amount of soldiers will get stabbed by swords, get chopped in half, get their heads split in half, etc. with tons of blood and gore. Some of the battle scenes are more of an adrenaline rush while others are more vicious and terrifying.

There is some violence against frail, young women and children.

Profanity is very frequent. Virtually every single character on the show regularly uses harsh language in one form or another.

200+ uses of "fuck" and 50+ uses of "cunt" throughout the whole show.

The words "fuck", "shit", "dick", "cock", "twat", "whore", "slut", "bitch", and other profanities are used throughout the entire show. The word "bastard" is used in a sense of illegitimate child. However, this show is rated TV-MA for a variety of reasons. Children and teenagers should NOT watch this show.

"Nightshade" is used as a sleeping drug and agent of euthanasia.

There is tons of wine, ale and beer drinking in every episode and people are shown getting drunk. Drinking plays a very big part in the show. Pubs are also shown in some scenes with drinking and brief glimpses of pipe smoking in the background.

Pipe smoking. Characters are frequently depicted drinking excessively and sometimes behaving irresponsibly or violently as a result. Drugs used for various motives.

Wine is consumed in almost every episode, particularly during feasts and gatherings. It is implied that some characters drink for the sole purpose to get drunk. It is quite a big feature of the show and often influences character behavior.

"Milk of the Poppy" is used as a painkiller.

There is graphic violence in almost every episode. There are also several intense action sequences throughout the show.

The show includes a few instances of sexual violence predominately (but not always) towards women. One major male character is gelded, and another major character already a eunuch describes how he became that way when he was very young (not graphic).

The second to the last episode of the entire series is very intense and violent.

The character, Ramsay Bolton, is a complete and utter monster and an incredibly vicious psychopath who is also a sadist. He enjoys feeding people to vicious dogs for his own sick pleasure, and each scene with him is incredibly frightening.

Not for the faint of heart. Many people are killed, and children and even babies are sometimes seen being murdered.

Well liked major and minor characters are unexpectedly killed. A lot of fights and brawls occur throughout the course of the show.

There are occasional scenes showing "white walkers", which are man-like monsters that live in the ice and seemingly have bodies made of the same, intense blue eyes, grimacing faces and scrawny bodies that might scare younger viewers. Also, there is a gigantic battle scene in the final season with these creatures, and they are constantly seen eating people alive and destroying everything.

Many viewers will find parts of Season 3 disturbing to the fact that a major character is held hostage by a psychopath. Afterwards, the nature and the identity of the character being tortured is forcefully changed because of the physical and psychological torture. However, the character is enslaved by the torturer.