Some (often vague) sex talk and crude humor, but no nudity or anything explicit is shown, as this is a prime time show.

There is a lot of sexual humor, but none of it is very explicit, and most will go over younger viewers heads. No visible nudity, and very infrequent sexual activity which does not get explicit.

Season 1/Episode 1 - second scene is of the main character and a female. Skirt is short. The series has little sexual content in regards to the main character being very flirtatious throughout.

Some kisses, some sexual innuendoes (some minor and others only meant for certain audiences), but not much visual stuff.

In season 6 one woman takes off her shirt and throws it back at the two main characters. Nothing explicit is shown. Revealing a lot of cleavage and man focusing on it

Also in season 6 a woman is topless as she talks with one of the main characters. Nothing explicit is shown because she is viewed only from behind.

Season 3/15 shows a woman coming out of a lake in a string bikini with seductive music playing and men are standing off to the wide watching.

There are many dead bodies, but there is never anything graphic, just some blood. (Deleted. Personal opinions about ratings are not appropriate for the Parents Guide.)

No graphic violence. Most of the violence is offscreen.

Most uses of the term B*tch (Son of a B*tch, B*tchn', etc.) are used throughout the show. Almost 2-3 per episode.

A fair amount of language throughout. Mostly consisting of "hell" "damn" "ass" "bitch" "slut" and "piss". Along with several religous exclamations but nothing to severe.

"Hell", "damn", "a**", and "bada**" are rarely used.

"S**t" is never used.

"F**k" is sometimes implied, but it'll always be cut off or incomplete.

The yak is used frequently.

Characters drink on occasion, some people will smoke, and some references to drugs but nothing severe.

Some drinking and smoking. It's very light.

Drugs cocaine, methamphetamines, marijuana, and more are mentioned in crimes.

The episodes with Yin and Yang can be extremely intense and sometimes frightening.

The episode "Heeeeere's Lassie" is moderately intense and frightening.

Some episodes contain more intense or frightening moments, but for the most part its very mild. Some episodes take a horror tone, paying homage to several horror movies.

This show is mostly humorous, but a few episodes have references to horror films and can be chilling to some audiences.