There are many jokes about a man's sexuality. Mostly in one episode, but it is also joked about in others. not graphic

This show contains sexual jokes in every episode, and it also contains nudity, but it is always censored and very infrequent.

In one of the earlier seasons, Michael and Ryan go to a sex toy store, but no explicit images are shown due to them being censored. However, Michael laughs and Ryan says that's all he has been doing the whole time.

Some implied sex though it is never shown outright.

One episode deals with a watermark put on the paper of a cartoon duck and mouse having anal sex and it is shown several times.

In many episodes, Michael's main joke is "that's what she said".

In one episode, Jan gets a boob job and her cleavage is not shown, but she is wearing a very low-cut shirt.

Lots of sexual references including references to sex, gays, lesbians, 69 position, oral sex, anal sex, masturbation, circumcision, STDs, handjobs and strip clubs.

In Peacock's Superfan episodes collection, a deleted scene shows a dumpster moving around a lot with Kelly and Ryan moaning. This is heavily impling sex, but nothing is actually shown onscreen.

Ryan and Kelly passionately make out in various scenes throughout the show.

Michael shows some sexual attraction towards the temp, Ryan. It is played for comedy, but it can be uncomfortable as it is the boss showing unrequited affection towards a subordinate.

Infrequent comments about Pam's breasts.

At a bachelor party in a restaurant or brothel, a stripper in a skimpy outfit sits on Dwight's lap and writhes around, making suggestive comments to him. He remains oblivious that she is in fact, a stripper, and not his waiter.

Bob and Phyllis are heard having sex in a closet. Very brief.

It is said that Phyllis was flashed by a man in a parking lot. In that episode, there are several mentions of penises.

Multiple instances of male topless nudity. Also, there are men in underwear.

Characters play desert island games, such as "who would you do". Multiple men quickly say Pam's name, clearly making her uncomfortable. When Michael finds out what they are playing, he says "I play this game all the time at home when I'm falling asleep!" then he says "Well I would definitely have sex with Ryan!"

A woman is shown to be wearing a dress that is pulled up fairly high. She is asked to pull it down a bit, and one of her breasts is exposed, with a male employee stating that "her boob is out". She then pulls it back up, revealing her vagina, as she is not wearing panties. Then, she bends over, showing her buttocks to her coworkers, but all of the nudity is censored and it is played for laughs.

In one episode, Michael brings in a suggestive doll.

There's sexual graphic content throughout the series.

Frequent sexual jokes about sex and some sexual innuendo, but nothing overt. Occasional (but comical) blurred nudity.

Some characters are naked but anything explicit is pixelated out.

In Season 2, Episode 10, a woman removes her top in front of a man. Only her bare back is shown. The man then takes a photo of her.

There is some mentioning of nudity though the nudity is always implied and rare if ever shown. There are also references to sexual orientation and humor around character's sexual orientation, and additionally, there are several sexual jokes throughout the show. However, references to sex, sexuality, and nudity are never explicit.

Meredith flashes Michael for about two seconds, then he runs away, implying that she is drunk. Only her back is shown.

Jim and Michael go to hooters, and women are shown in scantily clad outfits.

Michael kisses Oscar in a conference room, and also, this episode has a LOT of gay humor.

A stripper is hired in a warehouse. Fully clothed, she sits on a man's lap, starts dancing a little bit, and then rips off her shirt to reveal her bra and midriff, which can be seen for about four to five seconds. Not a very suggestive scene, and is meant to be humorous in an awkward way.

Michael fondles Jan's clothed breasts for about 10 seconds. He also mentions wanting to squeeze and "motorboat" them at one point (he merely makes a motorboating sound effect).

Two characters come close to basically having a legal prostitution-like contract. No sexual action is shown.

A married couple worries about whether or not their baby is breastfeeding correctly. A lactation consultant comes in and puts his hand up the wife's shirt to make sure nothing is wrong. This makes the husband uncomfortable since the consultant is a male. Mainly comedic.

Andy is a sexual education instructor. In the conference room, there are many lines of dialogue about STDs, impotence, and erections in this episode.

Three men prepare to skinny dip and their backsides are seen, although their buttocks are all blurred.

Andy fails to perform sexually and there is an entire office meeting discussing impotence. This includes references to "satisfaction" and ejaculation and is pretty explicit, even in comparison to Todd Packer episodes.

An instance of Dwight's entire naked body is shown onscreen with his penis blurred out.

The F-word is about to be used with its sexual meaning but the character stops himself saying "you (two) were fuu-uuhhh ahhh!"

One man says "Let's talk about penis diseases, how about you." He points towards a woman and she says "I don't have a penis, I have a vagina." This is meant for laughs.

Although sexual references to oral or anal sex are never explicitly stated, and they are usually somewhat cryptic and subtle double-entendre references, there is one episode in which Michael explicitly talks about oral sex as having a "penis in your mouth." This is perhaps the most explicitly-stated crude content in the show.

Overall, while there is a lot of sexual content in this show, all of the nudity is suggested and covered by censor techniques. Also, a lot of the sexual jokes are not supposed to be accepted, and the characters are often appalled at one character in particular's language.

Jim and Dwight wrestle comically in a hallway at one point.

In one episode, Jim hits Dwight in the face with a snowball, and the two repeatedly hit each other with snowballs later, with Jim bleeding at one point.

In one episode, Dwight has to have an emergency appendectomy. You briefly see his appendix in a bag.

In one episode, Michael loads on Fettuccine Alfredo before a race, and then pukes it back up in front of the camera.

In one episode, Phyllis slaps Dwight.

In one episode, several characters donate blood, and we see the full blood bags. Also, Creed snatches one of them.

In a fit of rage, Andy screams and punches a hole in the wall and then cries out in pain (no blood is shown), but in a few seasons later, he punches the same wall again.

Pam slaps Michael in the face (hard).

The workers have a funeral for a dead bird. Dwight tries to fit it inside a soda can by dismembering its corpse (feathers and a beak can be seen scattered across the table, but no blood). They later put it inside a tissue box that acts as a coffin, then they set the box on fire.

Dwight traps a bat in a garbage bag over Meredith's head.

Robert California tells a weird and scary story on halloween.

There are rare scenes of violence, but there are some mentions of bodily functions in a humorous manner.

The violence is usually (and only) limited to fist fights and comedic accidents that involve non-graphic injury.

Roy tries to charge at Jim and beat him up, but Dwight is able to stop the incident with pepper spray. This is brief and there's no blood, but it's notable for being one of the only scenes in which the attempted violence is dramatic and it is not just played for laughs.

In one episode, a woman vomits into a trash can in front of her co-workers, causing several of THEM to vomit (with some of them partially or completely missing their trash cans). However, the camera close-ups on some of them.

Michael makes a low-budget action film. In it, Michael's character shoots another character, and there's a mild amount of blood on that person's shirt. In another scene, a character played by Oscar is choked to death. This isn't very explicit or graphic, and the choking is meant to look low-budget for comedic effect. In another scene in the movie, a character has taken people hostage. We see the character who has taken these people for hostage shoot one of the people taken hostage in the head. The head gets blown up, no blood, it is very obviously fake.

Dwight keeps on wiping out trying to succeed at a tightrope activity. When quitting, a little bit of blood is seen coming out of his mouth.

Most of the profanity (except for "ass", "bitch" and its variations) are bleeped out because of the context of the show.

The character of Todd Packer brings along much foul language and taboo behavior.

There is moderate language used including "damn", "hell", "ass", "bitch", "bastard", "whore", "slut" and "pussy".

Michael calls Dwight "an ignorant slut" (non sexually).

"Faggy" is used a few times in one episode.

In one episode, Michael throws a hockey puck at Jim and says "Go puck yourself!".

"Suck," "god," "hell," "damn," "ass," "bitch," "bastard," "whore," "slut," and "pussy" respectively, with all the expletives stronger than the ones listed censored due to FCC regulations.

Couple uses of 'faggy' and 'retard' (sometimes 'retarded')

Some blurred middle fingers including Michael flipping off Toby and Kevin flipping off Holly (Both in s7)

Some adult language and profane jokes.

"Bitch", "ass", "hell", "damn", and "bastard" are said sporadically, and "God" is said often. However, "fuck", "shit", "asshole", and other R-rated profanities are bleeped out.

In one episode, Michael constantly says the word "bitch", such as "You're going to be my bitch!" or "WASSSUP BITCHES!"

In the episode "Michael Scott Paper Company", Michael says "It's Britney Bitch".

It is implied that Ryan took cocaine in one episode.

We see two women at a bar ordering drinks for themselves. One orders a cosmopolitan and another a red wine

In the episode "Casino Night", Jan is seen smoking a cigarette in the parking lot.

At the end of the show, in a bachelor party, many men are seen smoking cigars.

Meredith gets drunk and sets her hair on fire.

Meredith is an alcoholic and is drunk in several episodes, which causes her to do several inappropriate things.

Mild references to drug and alcohol usage though it is not depicted in a graphic or explicit manner.

In a few episodes, there are characters drinking alcohol, and they're sometimes seen getting drunk.

The entire plot of one episode is about a half smoked joint being found in the Dunder Mifflin parking lot, and Dwight trying to find out who's responsible for smoking it.

Meredith is known to be an alcoholic throughout the whole series. In certain episodes, her alcoholism is commented on more than others.

Most of the alcohol and drug use in this show is all for humor reasons.

It is heavily implied that Creed is a drug addict or dealer.

The scene when Michael drives into a pond with Dwight in the passenger seat is a bit jolting. Then, the car submerges in water.

Dwight cutting off the CPR Dummy's face and then wearing it is pretty frightening.

Dwight shoots a shotgun into a coffin at a dead body. Neither the corpse or any blood is shown, and the reason for this is because they discovered some scratch marks on one coffin because "There was an unlucky streak of burying some heavy sleepers." The scene is mostly comedic, but it can be slightly off-putting to some viewers.

One episode includes extreme racism towards Indian people.

There is some racial humor, and discussions of offensive stereotypes. Although it is part of the satire of the show, it could be offensive to some viewers because of its frankness.

In a halloween episode, a woman asks a man to make halloween scarier and a man puts on a disturbing short film. This may be disturbing to some viewers.

Gabe plays something called "Cinema of the Unsettling".

In one episode, Michael pretends he is going to commit suicide by jumping off the roof of a building.

The ending is quite sad.

Roy tries to attack Jim but Dwight stops him before anything happens.

The scene in which Roy charges at Jim may be a little frightening to some viewers until Dwight quickly stops it with pepper spray.