Frequent scantily clad female imagery is displayed in skimpy bikinis & revealing lingerie.

In season 2, we often see a woman in a dress with really low cleavage and without a bra: almost a third of her breasts are visible.

Female breasts & buttocks nudity is featured throughout during intense sex scenes & acts of seduction including stripping & skinny dipping.

G. D. episode 2.

1 use of "f*cking" (said by Roper), 2 uses of "sh*t", several uses of the British slang word "bloody" including "bloody hell". A few uses of "sh*t" and variations, 1 use of "bastard", 1 use of "bugger", a few uses of "piss", 1 or 2 uses of "arse" and some other milder terms. There is additionally one use of the phrase "sick f*ck" in the final episode, said by the protaginist.

In episode 2, a minor character is forced to snort cocaine by force.

In season 2, episode 2, the protagonist snorts cocaine at a party.

Alcohol is seen and consumed by several characters.

A young boy is shot offscreen, you hear him scream as a gunshot is fired

Richard Roper is an arms dealer and is seen as a very nasty character. He is presented in a very negative way, and the scenes with him in are intense and (in episode 1) meeting him even causes Jonathan Pine to throw up because of how nervous he was. He is shown to be very influential and to abuse his power, to like destruction, and makes people around him uneasy. He will certainly frighten younger viewers if they understand what he does.