One Day at a Time (2017)

Characters kiss each other on some occasions

There may be only kissing scenes, but not much.

There may be kissing scenes, but not more than that.

There is some discussion of sex between the mother and her kids, including: consent, losing virginity, pornography (audio of a pornographic video is heard but nothing is shown), and catcalling. They are not graphic and are presented in an educational context.

In the "Sex Talk" episode, there are several discussions about sex and porn, and there is some references about "threesomes", and how normal a porno is.

In the "Sex Talk" episode, some people open up a laptop that has porn open, and the audio of moaning can be heard, but nothing too graphic.

One episode centres around masturbation, which is talked about in depth

Penelope often wears shirts with cleavage.

Elena wears a hat that says "V.A.G" on it. The intention wasn't sexual but it's obvious how it could be.

There is some sexual innuendo and references to sex, virginity, porn, threesomes, cum, blowjobs and more

No physical violence.

"Hell" and "damn" are used often. There is more swearing like "ass", "bitch", "goddamn" and "dick" earlier on.

Spanish profanities like "carajo" (Which means "hell"), "prostituta" and "tetas" (Meaning "Tits").

There are bad words in spanish like ''Carajo''

Sexual references and words are used like: "dirty", "porn", "sex", "nude", "threesome", and several more.

There may be some alcoholic drinks.

There are alcoholic drinks like beer and ron.

One character is a recovered addict.

Mild marijuana use, including smoking and edibles. Sometimes played for laughs, but consequences and punishment are shown. Underage drug use is shown to be a bad thing and not at all glorified.

One episode (Nip In The Bud) revolves around Alex vaping at a concert. There is a scene of drug use, weed is shown not lit, a weed mascot simulates using weed with a weed shaped pillow

There are some references to pot, weed, vaping, bongs, joints, buds, cocaine and getting high

For now nothing really intense.

The mother is a war veteran and is struggling with her mental health in the aftermath.

Characters deal with racism, homophobia, and sexism.