None of concern. Any innuendo is rare and discreet. Wonder Woman's outfit is revealing and exposes her cleavage, unfortunatelly (considering how Linda Carter looked in the 70s) nothing graphic is shown. Other moments that depict characters in states of undress are infrequent. Instances of passionate kissing are also infrequent.

Contains unrealistic action violence throughout the course of the series, including the use of firearms (Wonder Woman often deflects bullets using her bracelet) and moments of hand-to-hand combat. Depictions of injury are infrequent, and any sense of menace typically does not linger as good ultimately prevails over evil.

None at all. No punches, only gentle pushes, and tight squeezes.

None of concern.

Contains infrequent depictions of recreational drinking and/or smoking in some episodes, and rare oblique references to illicit narcotics.

The series contains references to war and international conflict that young children may find upsetting and/or confusing. Wonder Woman always prevails over the antagonists throughout the course of the series, and where one's motivations may not necessarily be driven by malice, forgiveness and redemption are favoured over outright retribution. Scenes of violence and threat, while often comically unrealistic, may nevertheless distress or upset very young children.

Often in the series, in almost every episode, Wonder Woman is captured somehow, whether she is beaten, seduced, or given sleeping gas. She is usually interrogated after the capture event.