American Dad! (2005)

Steve spies with a drone at a sorority house and some nude and topless girls are briefly seen. What episode is it.

Two girls lift up their shirt briefly and you can see their breasts fully uncensored on DVD, as it's always blurred on TV.

Seasons 1 to 2 are in between the line of The Simpsons and Family Guy, but the sexual content started being about on par with Family Guy from Season 3 present. (Seth MacFarlane created these 2 shows)

It is pretty apparent as the show goes on that Roger occasionally rapes men, sometimes playing other characters and sometimes just as himself. This is likely satirizing the popular idea of aliens abducting people and rectally probing them. Occasionally flipped with Roger being the victim of rape.

On TBS, there are occasional uncensored references to fellatio, including use of the words "blow," "bj," and "blowjob."

Frequent raunchy humor, including lewd references to breasts & other body parts. Characters especially Stan are shown taking off their pants, in their underwear, & having sex under the covers. Condoms are also discussed, there are references to "getting boob", masterbation, & boners Women often wear cleavage-revealing clothes.

Contains moderate sexual references, content and partial nudity.

In the earlier seasons, Steve tries to lose his virginity.

There is no onscreen sexual activity, but couples are seen lying together in their bed. (sometimes after sex)

Steve and his friends are comically hormonal. They sometimes discuss how parts of their body are getting bigger, but played for comedic effect

Characters occasionally wear revealing outfits.

When episodes air on TV, nudity is always pixelated or blurred if ever present, but these instances are extremely rare.

Some episodes have slapstick violence. Others have bloody violence, but it's never too extreme.

There's a moderate amount of violence in the show.

American Dad is played towards dark humour specifically, so there is some shootings and violence for the sake of humour.

Some episodes contain almost no violence some contain a lot.

Some episodes have 0 violence in them some have a moderate it never has that much. Way less then family guy.

Some episodes have mild some have moderate it's never more then family guy, around the Simpsons in violence.

Some episodes might be almost as violent than Family Guy, but it's played for shock humour.

"Fuck" is censored on TV but not on DVD.

"Jesus Freak" was used once.

Season 1: 2 F-Words

Season 2: 3 F-Words

Season 3: 8 F-Words

Season 4: 3-F Words

Season 5: 15 F-Words

Season 6: 11 F-words

Season 7: 10 F-Words

"Damn", "hell", "", "ass", & ", are frequent. Stronger language like "shit" & "fuck" is bleeped.

The earlier seasons has less uses of "Fuck".

Infrequent used of crap, bitch.

"Suck," "god," "jesus," "crap," "piss," "hell," "damn," "ass," "bitch," "bastard," "whore," "slut," "dick," and "asshole" respectively, with all expletives stronger than the ones listed here censored in regards to FCC regulations.

Fairly frequent uses of "bitch", ", "bastard", "whore", "ass", "damn", "hell", "piss", etc.

Infrequent uncensored uses of "shit", "goddamn", "asshole", "tits" and "dick" in the TBS seasons.

Roger owns a bar, this is the key plot of a few episodes and has been shown in other episodes frequently.

Roger smokes tobacco and drinks alcohol frequently. Roger takes numerous drugs such as marijuana, heroin, meth, cocaine, crack cocaine, steroids, LSD, oxycodone, ecstasy, drano, and PCP. This is somewhat frequent, especially in the later seasons, but they do not show it except on certain occasions.

Stan has been seen taking crack in an episodes and he's even shown high on it.

Alcoholism is a very common factor on the series.

There might be rare scenes of distorted visions and themes that might confuse or make viewers feel a bit distressed.

This is a comedy show. So it's not supposed to be intense or violent, but the violence can shock some viewers though.

Rated PG-13 for Adult Theme, Sexually, Strong Violence and Language Throughout, and Drug use.

For older tweens (11-13) and up.

Some of the fight/action scenes can be intense to watch.

In an episode it focuses on eating disorders and anorexia, you see imaciated bodies and triggering phrases and scenes throughout.

Mild/Moderate in a lot of episodes.

Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

Some characters have strong mental breakdowns at times.

Some of the violence could be disconcerting.

The heavy violence in some episodes can be disturbing to watch.