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Mrs Slocome is always referring to her "Pussy" she is actually referring to her cat, but it's said in an exaggerated manner making it sound like she could be referring to her genitals.

Mr Peacock and Mr Lucas are forever flirting and chatting up, younger female work colleagues and customers, with most of the women taking violent exception to their advances.

Mr Humphries is stereotyped as a homersexual, he speaks with a high pitched voice and walks with a mincing step, he frequently talks about some compromising situations he has had with other men, much to the disgust of his co-workers, and speeks in a lower more manly voice when answering the telephone. The series was set in the early 70s where homosexualty was not as accepted like it is now.

Frequent mild innuendos and doubled entendre, of the sexual nature.

During a medical examination, a group of men are asked to strip naked, you see their bare chests and one of the mens bare buttocks are briefly seen, they all stand sheepishly behind a low screen which just about covers their genitals.

Mostly just slapstick. Everything is played for laughs.

Some mild expletives - Sod, Sod Off, Bloody, Bloody Hell, Bog Off, Dam.

"Pussy" is said in an exaggerated manner, though it is only used in reference to someones cat.

In one episode, the fingers of some gloves on a display unit have been arranged to simulate rude hand gestures, one sticking 2 fingers up and the other sticking the middle finger up.

The Lords name taken in vain - Oh God, for God's sake, good God, God in hell.

Some religious exclamations - Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jeez, Christ, Christ almighty. Heavens above, Heaven almighty.

Some direct insults - Burk, Pratt, Pillock, surreptitious old goat, big titt, old batt, stupid, stupid idiot/s, fool.

Some slang terms used to decide Breasts - Titty, Titties, Buzzums, Boob's.

Some moderate racial and homophonic stereotyping which is played for laughs - this may offend some viewers.

Alults are occasionly seen smoking cigarettes, pipes and cigars. The series was set in the early 70s where smoking was a social norm and smoking in shops was widely accepted.

In a few episodes the "executive drinks trolly" makes an appearance, you can clearly see bottles of whiskey, gin and brandy, adults are seen using the service during working hours.

Very mild horror, played for laughs.

Some relatively intense scenes, though all played for laughs.