No nudity. (The only "nudity" would be a man without a shirt on)

References are made to a man visiting a "knocking shop" (that is, a brothel).

A man and a woman are in bed. It is clear that they had sex.

A woman is persuaded by her lover to have sex with another man.

A woman implies to her husband that he has her permission to commit adultery.

Two different male characters commit adultery. In one instance, it is with the wife's permission.

A man and woman kiss. Some may be uncomfortable with the rather large age difference between the two.

An audio recording of a sexual encounter is played. It is a sad, emotional scene.

A brick is thrown through a woman's window. She then discovers her car has been vandalized.

A character poisons another character's stash of cocaine, clearly with the intent to murder him.

A character throws another to her death. This scene is sudden and shocking, but not gory.

There is some mild profanity throughout. (ex: the s-word, the d-word, "whore," etc.) There are no f-words.

Many characters drink alcohol. It is not glamorized, but it is not condemned either.

A character uses cocaine repeatedly. The drugs themselves are sometimes shown clearly, as well as the character snorting it.

The constant theme of betrayal could be confusing to young viewers.

The deaths in the final episodes are unexpected and frightening (although not gory).

The vandalism of a key character's car and house is sudden and somewhat frightening.