There is a steamy car sex scene in season one. Nothing explicit, but a lot of moans and motion of sex.

A couple and a wife have a threesome. You don't see anything, all you see is them taking of their clothes and them in bed after.

References to sex and innuendos are made in nearly every episode.

A teenager mentions the other students are losing their virginity.

Infrequent strong violence throughout the first season include setting a man on fire, beating a person to death, fistfights, poisoning, tasering, etc. Little to no gore. The second season is more violent.

A guy falls to his death and bumps his head on some stones (not graphic but aftermath is seen)

Violence is sporadic but surprisingly intense: Two characters punch each other in the face during an argument; a character douses another with alcohol and considers setting him on fire; a man is bludgeoned to death; a man considers suicide with a gun.

Language includes "damn," "ass," "hell," as well as words with a sexual context: "Screw those bitches," one girl says about a group of women. A woman says she used to be a "whore," a teen girl in revealing clothing is said to look like an "underage hooker."

Teens drink without consequences, including in a scene where a teen offers an older man brown liquor in a glass and they drink together. A character offers a teen a cigarette and says smoking "keeps the pounds off." A character refers to being a "drunk" in the past and says she has "100 days sober." A character "roofies" another and takes her hostage.

A man contemplates suicide twice; both times he is seen holding a gun to his head.

The ending of the season finale is very intense and shocking.

Scenes where characters are being bullied may upset some viewers.

In episode nine, an exorcism is performed. While the overall situation is meant to be comical, it may still frighten certain younger viewers.

Rated R for Violence, Strong Language, Thematic Elements.