There is a man's butt in a changing room, but it is not sexual.

Season 2 : There are a few mild sex scenes distributed throughout the episodes, and although no nudity is directly seen, it is obvious the characters are having sex. There are also scenes of both girls and boys in underwear throughout the episodes. There are pictures shown multiple times of a boy's naked buttocks.

Season 2: Sexual themes are more prevalent than the first season. Multiple shots of male rear ends, shirtless females from behind, and on one occasion even male full frontal nudity.

In season 2 there is a scene showing a topless woman on a video from behind.

Season 2. Rape is referenced to throughout the whole season. Nothing very explicit.

Season 2. Also polaroid pictures showing a rape taking place with the rapists buttocks revealed.

In season 2, there is a scene of a high school boy receiving a lap dance with female nudity from behind. This video is briefly shown again in another episode.

In season 2 there is a brief glimpse of bare female buttocks right before implied sex.

Sexual situations/dialogue is spoken repeatedly throughout the series in both seasons. One of the main themes is how an innocent teenage girl is repeatedly regarded as a 'slut' or 'easy' following rumours of her sexual conquests.

There are a few scenes of sexual assault/harrasment but they are n ever graphic or extended

Multiple sex scenes onscreen in season 3.

There is a scene where rape survivors stand up to say they are survivors, this scene is inspiring and not dark

A few sex scenes in season 4, but the scenes are settled. only last 2 minutes or less.

A sex scene with kissing, thrusting, and moaning, 30 seconds long.

sex scenes get less graphic in the later seasons.

As an act of protest teen girls run onto a football feild in undergarments and body paint.

The sexual content is not overt or graphic. There are references to rape, a few brief scenes of uncomfortable sexual harrasment (nothing graphic or too disturbing) and some sexual acts. The sex is nothing to be worried about

The series involves sexual situations/dialogue in some episodes. There are some occasions of depictions of harassment, nudity and masturbation. Most of the only actual nudity involves male buttocks, but in season 2, there are a few instances of female nudity.

Season 1: Sexual situations/dialogue. The most extreme instance occurs later in the season where a girl is briefly assaulted and harassed, this scene is around 1 minute long towards the end of the episode. No nudity is shown, just the victim's face. There are some instances of sexual acts without explicit nudity, for example teens making love in a park, an implied masturbation scene and a couple of boys show their butts in a mocking manner.

Season 2: There is a little violence distributed throughout the episodes. A few fights break out between people, and people occasionally hurt themselves by hitting or punching walls.

Violence and Gore is infrequent but when it happens it can get a little intense with a little blood but sometimes it goes out of control and some scenes can be very violent and disturbing.

Season 3 introduces the topic of abortion and shows a played down scene of the intensity behind getting one. Machines, sounds, sucking noises, it should be mentioned that this subject matter is not only shown, but the depression of the aftermath as well for the character involved.

Season 3: Alex violently threatens Monty by pulling out a knife to stay away from Tyler, however nothing happens.

Attempts of gun violence.

Clay pretends to have a gun and scares people at a police station during a breakdown.

The series does have some violent images and some blood, but no gore

Season 3 doesn't have much violence until the end. Mostly just a few fights

The overall graphic nature of violence and gore escalates as the series progresses. Early episodes involve various fights among characters but as the series progresses the violence becomes much more triggering.

Season 1: There's relatively little to no Violence and Gore in early episodes. For example, a girl slaps her friend. But as the season continues the violence and gore intensifies; there's a scene midway through the season involving suicide - this's graphic and brief. Teen suicide, with various bloody dream sequences starts to become more common and graphic. The fights, which weren't super violent early in the season are more violent and graphic. Most notably, later in the season, there's a very graphic, bloody and disturbing scene which's very hard to watch.

Lots of swearing. many uses of 'Shit' and 'fuck'

Very frequent cursing including "fuck," "shit," "damn," "assholes," and "sucks." Name-calling such as "idiot."

There is a lot of swearing throughout the show. Words like shit, fuck and bitch are used very casually in everyday conversation. The word faggot is used a lot by one character. Girls are also called whores and sluts a lot.

A lot of cursing and derogatory terms used throughout the season. Slut, whore, referring to someone as 'easy', bitch, shit, fuck.

Underage drinking and drug use is also not as frequent but strong.

Season 1 has many scenes of drinking. Heavy drinking. Season 2 introduces drugs. Some scenes of smoking in the series. In some scene s there is charecters smoking weed out of a bong

There is a plot line revolving around substance misuse in a teenager. This details withdrawal, addiction and dependence.

Various occasions of drug paraphernalia being shown used by teenagers. Including visible injections and using makeshift apparatus for heroin use.

Extended scene where a group of teenagers take drugs together, and experience a high. There is also details of the come down the next day.

Plotline revolving around a young teenager suffering from alcoholism. Various alcoholic behaviours shown, including drinking at school.

Scene of a heroin overdose of a young person.

Plotline revolving around illicit steroid use in young people for performance enhancing purposes.

Justin's mom smokes a cigarette (brief)

Marijuana dealing is important in the 1st season. A major charecter is seen being come to for marijauna in a couple of scenes of bags of marijuana are seen. People are shown smoking marijuana in the first season too like bongs

Alcohol, drugs and smoking aren't uncommon throughout the series. While it's not the primary focus, there's underage drinking and drug use.

Some rape scenes are prolonged.

Overall there are a lot of emotional scenes that can upset and traumatize the sensitive, like disturbing scenes of suicide, bullying, drug and alcohol abuse and sexual harrasment.

Some of the characters but mainly Clay experience a lot of dissociating and hallucinations, some include ghosts of dead people, some are really disturbing.

Clays panic attacks and breakdowns are very intense and sometimes include hallucinations and dissociating.

Season 4 has much of a darker, scary vibe into it than the 3 other seasons.

This series may be triggering to those who have struggled with suicidal thoughts or have lost a loved one to suicide. Other triggering topics include sexual assault, drug abuse and gun violence.

Some episodes have a content warning before the start. Don't take them lightly, as they show certain topics without holding back. Take care when watching

Suggested MPA Rating (US Viewers only): Rated R for Strong Graphic Violence, Language, Sexuality, and Drug Use

Very graphic and disturbing content.

Season 1: The issue of rape is dealt with a lot in the last 4 episodes. The issue is not dealt lightly and it is presented in a rather daunting way.

Hannah's suicide scene lasts for a few minutes. There is a lot of blood and is the most graphic, painful scene of the season. It may be triggering or upsetting to viewers, whether they have been in a similar situation or not.