A man wears a very inappropriate shirt (which makes a pun involving "vegetarianism"), and an inappropriate flag is on the wall in one scene. Both refer to female body parts.

Vaginas are verbally referenced more than once. A man identifies as a vaginatarian.

A dream sequence of sorts reimagines the initial allegations from actor Jussie Smollet (best known for the TV show Empire) about being attacked in Chicago by two men wearing MAGA hats who put a noose around his neck. In the dramatic (but also comedic) recreation of this event, there's a bit of a scuffle, and Walsh, too, has a noose placed around his neck.

Eight uses of sh*t and seven partially censored f-words (we can tell what people are saying). Other vulgarities include five uses of "hell," three of "ass" or "asshole" and one of "damn. We also hear two misuses of God's name.

Mild alcohol consumption and a guy is shown lighting a cigarette and smoking.

A recreation of the alleged attack on Jussie Smollet is staged - while comedic, very young children unable to follow the politics and logic of the voiceover may think it is frightening.