Some women are seen in bikinis.

Some mild kissing, embracing and implied sexual activity. Nothing compared to other HBO shows.

A man watches pornography, however, it's never shown. Only moaning is heard in the background. This scene is fairly lengthy but contains no on-screen detail or nudity.

A poster of a topless woman is briefly shown twice, bare breasts exposed. Only nudity in the show

A sex tape is shown on a laptop screen and is hard to see. We see the woman bouncing on the man moaning loudly. No nudity and fairly brief lasting about 3 seconds this is the only on screen sex scene in the show.

A man strips and gets in the shower with another man. We don't see anything below the waist. The two men are shown cuddling in bed.

A man is tied to a chair receiving electric shock therapy as he receives a lap dance from a shirtless male stripper. No nudity, this is brief.

Moderate sexual references and maybe a few strong ones in season 1 and a few in one scene in season 4. Extremely tame for HBO.

All sexual content in the show is exclusive to season 1.

A man tells a woman that he thinks about her sucking his dick. The two are later shown making out in a bathroom after he unbuckles his pants. This doesn't lead to anything sexual as the woman begins to strangle and claw at the man urging him to stop. Mentions of the man being hard and asking her to suck it. No nudity

A woman tells another woman a man mentioned he masturbates to her.

Mentions of an affair and cock in one scene.

Infrequent but strong levels of violence.

There is a close-up of a dead man with a blood splatter behind him. His face is all bloody

A scene where a man's teeth are being filed down, we hear a man screaming in agony for thirty seconds. Other characters crack jokes during the scene.

A man is shot, and a chunk of his head comes off and spurts out blood. We see some of his brain and cracked pieces of skull. This is the most graphic scene in S1, but it also largely portrayed as comical.

A man breaks into another man's house and chokes a man to death.

Several instances of gun violence, though not excessive nor stylised.

A woman stabs her hand with a knife. However it's done for comic effect and there's no blood shown.

A burglar fights a violent little girl who behaves like an animal, the girl stabs the burglar in the back twice, as he takes off his shirt a large spot of blood starts to form, this makes him unconscious for a long time. We later see the large wound on his shoulder blade, as a man stitches it up they come undone and blood pours out. She is also seen bitting off a chunk of a man's cheek. The man screams in pain and the girl has blood all over shirt and mouth.

An enraged man goes on a violent killing spree and murders at least twenty gangsters by shooting them in the head. Lots of blood spurts and splatters onto walls and pools beneath their corpses. Very bloody and disturbing.

The violence is not graphic to the extent of other HBO shows and is very infrequent.

A pen in the disguise of a weapon explodes in a man's hand causing gore to splatter everywhere. We see lots of blood gush out of the stumps on his fingers.

We see two clips on YouTube of kids getting injured in baseball. In the first, a girl is shown breaking her neck after running into a fence. In the second, a boy is supposedly killed by a line drive ball to the face, which we see. No blood is shown, but could be hard to watch.

Multiple variations of "fuck" used throughout each episode along with several other milder swear words and religious exclamations. "Cunt" is also used infrequently.

In season 3 someone screams the word "cunt" at someone constantly while being recorded and the recording is played again later.

700+ uses of fuck in all four seasons. Each episode has 20+ uses of fuck (with a few exceptions) and other have over 40 uses of fuck.

Cunt is said 12 times in season 3, and was never said in seasons 1 or 2.

Alcohol is seen being consumed during meals and at bars.

Passing references to drug use.

Two or three brief instances of smoking pot

A raid takes place at a cocaine manufacturer.

A woman takes a Xanax.

It's mentioned a woman has a drinking problem, she is seen drinking wine a few times.

The violence, while sporadic, might disturb some people as while sometimes comical, has dark undertones.

The show highlights various heavy topics such as PTSD, depression, murder, sexual harassment, organized crime, domestic violence, family estrangement, and suicide. However it deals with these topics in a darkly comedic manner but also in a dramatic manner too whenever the story takes a darker turn.

Although the show is comedic, as each episode goes on the show becomes darker, and time is pretty much split equally between drama and comedy.

As the show progresses the main character Barry becomes more deranged and delusional, his behavior devolves into being manic and terrifying.

The show mixes broad comedy, dark comedy, slapstick comedy with drama and sometimes action and suspense. The tone sometimes shifts between laugh out loud funny to high levels of intensity.

While Barry begins as a dark comedy, and retains elements of surrealism and bizarre humor throughout it's run, season 3 becomes remarkably darker and more intense than previous seasons.

The finale of season 3 although darkly comedic in places is incredibly intense and possibly the darkest episode of the entire show.