Parents guide

2 brothers are implied to have an incestuous relationship, though we actually never see this happening. These brothers however only appear about once or twice a season.

Almost all episodes have no sex or nudity at all (other than dialogue), but some episodes have brief sex scenes (nothing graphic).

Season 11 features a non graphic implied scene.

In the episode The Gang Hits the Slopes. A woman goes into a hot tub topless as Charlie watches her. Charlie is uncomfortable and nervous in the situation but the woman asks if he does not like her breasts. The woman invites Charlie into the hot tub and they start kissing and Charlie takes his clothes off. In the next shot, Charlie and the woman are shown having sex in a hotel room. Although the woman's breasts are blurred out the entire time.

In the episode The Gang Goes to the Jersey Shore. Charlie, Dennis and Dee walk under a boardwalk and they walk by a couple of homeless men having anal sex and they're shocked. There's brief nudity of the men's buttocks.

In the episode The D.E.N.N.I.S. System. Dennis and his girlfriend have sex but the scene is brief and dark. They tongue kiss too.

In season 2, episode 1, the guys go to a strip club and multiple strippers are seen wearing very skimpy clothing. Strippers are dancing on tables, lots of cleavage and buttcheeks are shown. They also take two back to their room and the strippers are in their bra and underwear having a pillow fight.

In the episode Charlie and Dee Find Love. There is a recorded video of Mac and Trevor in Dennis' room. They're both shirtless and oily. It shows them having sex for a few seconds and the video stops.

In one episode Dennis is talking to a girl by repeating what she says back to her so "she can get what they want and we can get what we want" it then cuts to him shirtless with a girl saying yes daddy and moaning while he looks at the camera in a odd way.

It's implied Charlie was molested by his uncle as a child.

In Season 13, a character is stuck in a bear trap and continues to hurt himself worse and worse trying to get out. A large blood puddle is seen on the ground from the wound, but this is supposed to be humorous.

In Season 5, the gang stumbles across a torture chamber of severed limbs and corpses.

In Season 5, a man has a trash can thrown at his neck which slices it open and causes a large amount of blood to squirt out.

The violence is very violent for a sitcom, with blood included.

In Season 3, several severed heads are shown in a serial killer's fridge.

Frank blows a man's head off with an old musket, very graphic but comedic.

TV-MA violence types: blood, gore, brutal and graphic.

There is a recurring character named Rickety Cricket that has a new injury or scar each time he is shown.

Occasional graphic violence typically portrayed with a surreal, comical tone.

Every episode features casual profanity throughout, both severe and mild.

Slurs like "faggot", "retard", and the n-word are sometimes used, but infrequently.

Throughout all of the series, to date the word "shit" has been said 1,707 times, "goddamn" has been said 723 times, "asshole" has been said 141 times and "fuck" has been said 77 times.

As the show goes on, the word "cunt" is said more and more often, even though it's still pretty infrequent. However, some examples are the episodes: "Hero or Hate Crime?", "The Gang Makes Lethal Weapon 7", and most notably "The Gang Gets Cursed".

"Fuck" is used infrequently, but is most frequently used in 'A Very Sunny Christmas' (mostly during one scene). Though beginning in Season.12 the word is used more casually.

The word "fuck" becomes more frequent as the show goes on. Season 16 has the most uses of fuck so far.

The word "Dammit" is frequently use in every episode.

Crass sexual terms are sometimes used, such as "dick" or "pussy", but stronger words like "cum", "cocksucker", "cock" and "cunt" are also used infrequently.

In the beginning of Season 12, no profanity is censored.

Dennis and Dee have an addiction to crack.

In some episodes, the side character, Cricket, uses PCP heavily.

Bath salts are also used.

The show takes place in a bar, and a lot of drinking occurs.

The majority of the show takes place in a bar and every major character is an alcoholic. Characters also use different harder drugs throughout the show, less frequently. It is all meant to be comedic.

In nearly every episode, characters drink very heavily.

5 of the main characters are alcoholics.

Drugs are featured a few times per season, and some examples of these scenes include.

Frank smokes weed from a bong.

Charlie huffs glue.

A character is stuck in a bear trap and he continues to hurt himself. Although the sequence is hilarious, it may be disturbing for some viewers.

The sitcom's humor is very dark.

There are some dark and intense topics dealt with throughout the show but they are always presented in a comedic light.

Every member of the gang is a depraved egomaniac who constantly insult each other and others around them via their arguments or plans and schemes. Many of these plans involve some level of exploitation and some touch on issues in the news at the time, and these issues are often dealt with by the characters with a level of insult and arrogance, but almost all of it is satirical and makes a point about the issue.