One scene in episode 8 takes place in a strip club. There is a topless dancer in the background of one scene, but nudity is barely noticeable. There are other women dancing in risqué outfits, but not nude.

There is a scene at a hotel where one of the characters finds porn on TV, and talks about wanting to watch. No nudity shown.

Occasional dialogue about masturbation, performing sexual acts, and sex.

There is a scene at a hotel where they are playing truth or dare, A girl is seen topless but she is covering her chest with her hands. A lot of cleavage is seen though.

Mostly blood in this series, fights, weapons. Dead rabbit is seen.

A Teenager gets hit with a trumpet. This scene is a bit bloody, with a little bit of blood and teeth coming out. Violent, but not the worst.

The front of a man's nose gets bitten off. This is is quiet violent and bloody. Mostly uncomfortable though. You can see the bone in his nose and blood leaks down to his mouth.

In episode ten, Wayne gets a cupboard slammed on the left side of his body. Once they get the cupboard off, there's a bone sticking out. This is quite graphic, and probably one of the most gory scenes in the show.

There's a scene where a man needs to bite into a dog eggsack to makesure the dogs are healthy, because the mum can't do it. This is a lot more gross and disgusting than violent and gory.

A man gets sliced from the shoulder to the waist, then hit with a sword and a hammer (sword and hammer part is not shown, but blood sprays on their face)

Wayne is seen stabbing through his own hand with a sharp knife. He is also seen removing the knife.

Wayne beats with a hammer the villain saves his girlfriend when the last battle.

The "F" word is used consistently and generously throughout the show.

GD used at 4:35 of the first episode.

Frequent uses of Fuck, shit, bitch, hell, ass, piss, stupid, idiot, loser, dick and bastard.

Lots of uses of damn.

595 uses of fuck, 62 uses of motherfucker, 1 use of cunt.

This show is very violent and graphic, it tackles themes of depression, grief, bullying and criminal behavior.

The show is humorous and comedic. However, it's still dark and disturbing at times.

MA15+ Strong coarse language, violence, injury detail, bullying themes and sexual references.