A few mild sex references are made throughout the series, though they are unlikely to cause offence. In one episode a woman is shown undressing and her underwear is briefly visible. In another episode a reference is made of a character trying to 'grope a girl' along with the same character unintentionally touching a women's breasts from another room.

A mostly clean show aside from Episode 3 "The Wedding Party" from Series 1 and then Episode 2 & 4 "The Psychiatrist" & "The Kipper and the Corpse" from Series 2. Lots of sexual situations in The Wedding Party & The Psychiatrist. And there's a brief scene that features a sex doll in "The Kipper and the Corpse"

In some episodes a character wears a dress which reveals some cleavage. Nothing suggestive.

A woman undresses in one episode, but her underwear stays on and we only see her from the back. This is done in the background and is not sexual.

A man is seen blowing up a sex doll in a room, but nothing is seen and the scene is very quick.

One episode involves Basil in various situations trying to catch a man sneaking in a girl. Nothing sexual is shown, but various mild, PG references are made and Sybil talks about how it seems Basil is trying to 'grope a girl'.

A few mild to moderate sex references.

Slapstick violence is present on most episodes, all of which is done in a comedic way and none of which is graphic or likely to cause offence.

A war veteran refers to Germans as "A bunch of Krauts" and "bad eggs"

Nothing too explicit, but some iffy phrases and words that suit a more darker comedic genre such as 'kill yourself,' 'twat,' and blatant racism to Manuel, the waiter from Barcelona.

Occasional uses of 'Bastard' 'Hell' and the British profanity 'Bloody'.

A war veteran describes Africans and Indians as 'niggers' and 'wogs', but not in a deliberately offensive way.

Some jokes about Hitler and WWII in front of a German family

Alcohol is shown to be consumed, though not to excess, throughout the series. In two episodes characters are shown to be drunk, though excess drinking is not promoted.

Some casual alcohol. Very little smoking.

A dead body is found and is then subsequently carried around the hotel throughout an episode.

The Kipper and the Corpse involves very dark humor. A dead body is carried around throughout the entire episode and various darkly comic moments arise. This might be frightening to some.