Parents guide

A couple is seen in bed. The girl wears a bra, the guy is naked (we can only see his upper body and part of his thigh since they are covered in blanket). They kiss passionately. Sex is implied.

Since the central issue is sexual misconduct, there is some amount of sexual talk (including a few references to oral sex). Accusers recall their experience, a couple "talks dirty" to each other, and couples are seen in bed together, etc. Nothing overly graphic so far.

Couples are seen kissing in a couple of episodes.

After Bradley gets off the phone at the bar, she and a bartender are shown having sex (no nudity, but there is thrusting and sounds) for 10 seconds.

Couple seen very close in bed. No nudity but sex implied and some kissing.

A woman gets sexually assaulted. It's disturbing, but no nudity.

Corpse shown.

A woman is sexually assaulted.

Fist fight and physical tussle between two male characters (one of whom winds up with a black eye).

A man gets punched by another man for making racist remarks to an Asian woman.

A woman slaps a man across the face in frustration when he rebuffs her advances.

A woman smashes her partner's vase in a fit of rage.

The F-word is used in almost every episode

A woman tells a man to show her his "big f***ing balls". Other crude anatomical terms are used several times as well, such as d*ck and p**sy.

Wine and other liquors are shown and consumed frequently- a few characters are shown or hinted to have a drinking problem. Adderall is taken and there's an OD scene.

In season 2, one character is shown smoking cigarettes quite frequently.

There are some long pause moments to add to the intensity of some dialogues.

A woman gets sexually assaulted, and discussion of sexual assault and power imbalance and manipulation in sexual relationships is brought up very frequently.

The titular show-within-a-show covers some very upsetting topics, including the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, 2018 California wildfires, COVID-19, and the January 6th U. S. insurrection.