When Duck sees a worm, he says it reminds him of "an infection I had up my anus" But his sentence fades out.

When Red Guy tells Duck to "see how excited I'm getting", Duck looks down at his lower body. Played for laughs.

A type machine flirts with Red Guy

There are some realistic gory images and bloody moments throughout the series, despite involving puppet characters in a heavily stylised environment.

There are occasional scenes of comic violence and slapstick, sometimes resulting in brief sight of blood and gore.

In the intro, there's a brief glimpse of a picture featuring yellow guy sawing his hand of with a saw on the fridge in cartoon art style. This only lasts a second.

A hamster gets ripped in half. Brief sight of guts is shown.

Someone's heart falls out and rolls on the floor.

Blood and/or gore in every episode

2 hells, 1 damn

Red Guy says a swear word, but it's bleeped out. Then Duck says a swear word but it's bleeped out.

Hell and Damn is used.

Pills are used by characters at times

People smoke throughout the show

Pills are taken/mentioned in a few episodes

Alcohol is mentioned

Red Guy presses a button in a car and it brings them used cigarettes

Yellow guy talks about gambling.

A character says 'Drink this space Alcohol and come with me to the 6th dimension!'

The series contains several moments of comic/fantasy horror throughout, including some gory images and disturbing sequences.

The series as a whole often contains very dark and, at times, abhorrent humour/behaviour which may be disturbing or unsettling to some viewers.

The frequent scenes of comic horror and threat, and gory images, indicates that the series is intended for mature audiences.

The characters are always in some sort of danger, ending up in blood and guts somewhere.

Suicide is involved in one of the episodes. Could distress viewers