A woman gives a man a hug and Larry makes a suggestive comment.

One episode revolves around a sex doll gift

Every episode has sexual references.

There is a scene in which a woman and larry make out

A few sex scenes and many suggestive references scattered throughout the series, but no nudity.

A man walks in on his father to berate him with the volume loud enough for people in the lobby to hear.

A scene involves someone watching porn, two women are seen topless in it

In one episode, there is an erotic bakery where cakes are modeled after penises, boobs, and vaginas, once Larry finds out about the cake, Larry says that Funkhouser knowingly served him penis.

In the first episode a woman accuses a man of looking at her breasts.

1 scene of breast nudity in the first season.

A restaurant with pictures of nude women is shown during multiple extended scenes. They are zoomed in on and made apparent, no lower nudity but full bare chests.

Occasional comic violence, except for one episode:

Varies by episode.

The character Leon uses frequent strong language, and any scene with him is guaranteed to have around a half dozen F-bombs, amongst other profanity, and often in a sexual context.

In addition to Leon, Susie also tends to use strong language such as "fuck" and while they are not as frequent as Leon's, are often more deliberate / enunciated.

Racial slurs are also used.

Gets stronger and stronger throughout each episode.

Constant uses of "fuck", "shit", "prick", "bitch", "bastard" etc. and some infrequent uses of "cock", "pussy", and "faggot." Some episodes contain flagrant use of "cunt", for example "The Shrimp Incident".

Alcohol is often shown and sometimes people are shown drunk.

A little bit of smoking.

Some episodes imply drug use; drugs and their effects are shown.

There is a scene where a character salutes the Nazi anthem.

It's all for comic effect, but still might be upsetting for some. Otherwise, not that many disturbing moments.

There are some controversial scenes.

Nothing scary, just some over the top stuff.

The content can be very offensive with jokes on race, disability, and religion, which really isn't frightening or intense.

A show for 16/17+