Season 3 Man and woman shown naked laying face to face and the woman's buttocks are shown.

A man and woman having sex. Woman on top shown from back. She's moaning and grunting and moving on the man. Her buttocks are shown.

Two men are seen naked leaving a locker room. Rear nudity is shown.

Infrequent sex acts with movements and partial nudity (male and female bare buttocks). Some brief scenes of nudity in non-sexual contexts (no full frontal) A few scenes where prostitution is implied in a club. Some sexual dialogue (nothing graphic). Same and opposite sex couples have romances.

A man and a woman are briefly shown having sex from behind; no nudity, but thrusting is shown.

Season 5, Episode 3: Two women kiss and end up in bed together in the next scene. A woman's bare breasts and nipples are briefly shown from a distance as she climbs out of bed, nude, and dresses herself.

Space brothels are visited.

A man is shown face down and naked, buttocks glimpsed.

Throughout the show there are scenes in a 'pleasure house which shows females partially naked.

A man decelerates instantly from a high speed and is shown spontaneously exploding with blood and gore shown in graphic detail. This scene is referenced again in multiple future episode recaps.

A woman crushes the skull of a recently deceased man to fit him inside a storage space. Very graphic and bloody.

Intense sci-fi violence throughout. Scenes of shooting and deaths by guns, or space battles. Some moments of extreme gore are shown (they are described in this page) but are infrequent.

Genocide is a theme in the couple final seasons.

A man's arm is crushed and then graphically amputated: lots of blood and gore as the man screams in pain. This happens in one of the Last eps. of the show.

TV-14 violence type: blood, gore and graphic.

A worker loses his arm in an accident, later seen at the doctor being assessed. Although a stump is shown not graphic, no blood and it seems (being set in the future) pain is very short lived, enhanced replacement or regeneration is possible.

Men are shown fighting and rioting.

A man is shown with a dagger through his chest.

Religious profanity, including "Jesus", and mixtures of such with other profanity.

Season 1 has no F-words - the language is mostly mild. Season 2 has an average 2 F-words per episode. Season 3 contains frequent strong language.

Throughout all of season 3, the profanity is increased from previous seasons. This includes frequent use of the F-word per episode by multiple characters.

Strong language is not constant but does increase as the series progresses; Multiple uses of "shit," "fuck," "fucking," "damn," "hell," "asshole," "bullshit," "GD," "son of a bitch," and more. A few uses of "fuck" and "fucking" are used in a sexual context.

People are occasionally shown drinking alcohol in social settings or with others.

People are shown sitting around smoking

Some moderately disturbing scenes involving a creepy black virus tar like goo in dark rooms on an abandoned space station covering, having gone into, and come out of corpses' mouths.