Nudity from the offset.

Graphic sexual content in Episodes Two and Five, particularly "The Gush" and "Sex For Houses".

Various references to incest, paedophilia, rape and various deviant sexual practices throughout the series.

Episode One contains a sketch containing a suicide through jumping off a first story balcony forty times.

Episode Two contains various more violent sketches, including "The Gush", a disease where porn stars ejaculate their whole body and die and a scene in which a divorced man jumps into a woodchipper. There are a few less graphic violent scenes, include a double of Richard Madeley beating up a cleaner.

Episode Three contains one sketch with blood involving a failed robbery.

Episode Five contains a sketch set in an acupuncture practice where they use nine inch nails and crucify people.

Episode Six contains a sketch (caught on CCTV) set at a children's birthday party, where a disgruntled parent attacks parents and children.

Use of very strong language.

At least two uses of the word "fuck" in every episode.

One written use of the word "cunt" in episode three.

Frequent sex references and references to deviant sexual behaviour throughout.

Episode Three's last sketch involves parents competitive for their child to get into the best local school giving children alcohol.

A doctor is believed to have prescribed a young child heroin.

A few scenes of people drinking.

While brilliant, it is arguably one of the most disturbing television programmes ever made. The whole show is accompanied with a trip hop soundtrack, which adds to the trippy feeling of the show. This lessens the blow somewhat to the graphic content.

That being said, the content is very, very graphic and the show has a very dark sense of humour.

not for the faint of heart or the easily offended