Very rare scenes of brief nudity.

Some scenes imply characters have had or will have sex (like in James Bond films). Also some mild innuendo and sex references.

Every episode usually features shootouts and fistfights. Bloody bullet wounds are showed although martial arts, strangulation, asphyxiation are regularly seen. Many episodes feature car chases and foot chases.

A couple of episodes feature characters being murdered by being thrown out of a high window.

The violence is quite strong for a 1970s/80s series. As a comparison, its generally more violent than 'The Sweeney' (1975-78).

Occasional uses of 'Bloody'

'Crap' and 'Ass' are said a small number of times.

Overall, less profanity than in 'The Sweeney' series.

Infrequent uses of "For God's sake"

'Bastard' is used sometimes, and 'Shit' rarely. A few uses of words 'Hell' 'Damn' 'Jesus' 'God' etc.

One episode (Klansmen) features extensive use of racial terms like 'spade' and features a racist organisation, but is part of the plot rather than a general attitude.

Some politically incorrect jokes throughout the series which today could be seen as sexist or mildly racist.

Most episodes feature drinking and smoking, but it's a reflection of the time in which the series was made.

A couple of episodes feature drinking and driving, and the effects of a night's drinking (hangovers etc).

Some episodes have a drugs related plot. In one episode a main character is seen smoking cannabis as part of an undercover operation.

The series is staged as an action thriller, and so many episodes have suspenseful scenes and tense moments, but nothing too frightening.

The Klansmen episode may be uncomfortable for some viewers, due to it's racial subject.

The Discovered in a Graveyard episode may be quite intense for younger viewers and some scenes could be upsetting for people of a sensitive disposition.

In one episode a body is found to be hanging (mostly implied) which could be upsetting for some viewers.