A man is seen kissing a woman in bed.

A montage of a male & female sensually kissing in bed.

There are strippers shown during the bachelorette party. No nudity.

Very brief sex scene with no nudity shown, just close ups of their faces. Nothing worse than PG-13.

There are strippers shown during the bachelorette party but it's just really brief shots. Later after the bachelorette party someone finds one of the stripper's either thong or bikini top back in the kitchen.

A man accidentally gets stabbed in the buttocks. A little bit of blood is shown

There is a fight at a bachelor party and a man's head gets slammed into a counter and he falls to the ground.

A man throws several forks at a man during dinner and then the two start fighting.

Can't stand blood.

Uses of "fuck", "shit" and "asshole". Swearing is very frequent.

1 use of "cocksucker"

SEASON 1: The word "fuck" is used 475 times across all 8 episodes.

SEASON 2: The word "fuck" is used 578 times across all 10 episodes. 192 of them come from episode 6 ("Fishes"), 123 of them come from episode 10 "The Bear".

SEASON 3: The word "fuck" is used 465 times across all 10 episodes. Most of them come from the third episode of the season.

Characters can be seen smoking cigarettes.

Characters drink alcohol casually and also smoke cigarettes. There is brief pot smoking in one scene, and another scene where a man is scene smoking meth. There is also some benzodiazepine (Xanax) use in one episode.

A man smokes meth off screen. We see him blow out smoke holding the pipe.

Multiple characters are alcoholics and seen drunk.

Tons of the scenes that take place in the kitchen are very fast paced and stressful to watch because they are constantly on a tight schedule.

The kitchen scenes are INCREDIBLY tense and distressing.

There are some themes of depression and anxiety that are distressing to watch.

The characters constantly talk and shout over each other, a lot of times with liberal amounts of pervasive swearing. This adds to the overall intense and stressful atmosphere.

There is an incredibly intense flashback episode revolving around an incredibly dysfunctional family.

For teens/adults.

Chaos is one of the main themes in the show and it manifests throughout in many ways.

Rated R for language throughout and brief drug use.

Loads of scenes portraying panic attacks.