In the first episode, Mr. Boss breastfeeds a small baby-like creature (mosaic censored). Disturbing but comedic.

In Season 1 Episode 1, Pim shouts that he loves kids, and is shushed by Charlie. Pim didn't mean to say this in a predatory way, he only meant that he loved making children smile, and didn't understand what he was saying.

Pecks on cheeks thoroughout.

a cocoon nesting creatures resembles a testicle.

One or two censored shots of characters in the nude, never lingered upon or shown in a lewd matter.

Any nudity in the show is very brief and is censored. (Think Rick and Morty)

In Season 1 Episode 5 you see a condiment unzipping a man's pants. It cuts before you can see anything graphic. Only lasts for a few seconds.

Nudity is shown censored in both their TV and HBO Max versions.

In Season 1 Episode 6, a Mermaid wears two star fishes over her breast.

In season 1 episode 5, Mr. Boss was seen getting a massage while nude. His buttocks is seen for a few seconds.

Pim hugs Charlie, but Charlie is completely naked at that moment (his private area is censored)

Charlie's grandmother in hell seems to be deep-throating an oversized lolipop.

Characters (Mostly Pim and Charlie) are seen only in there underwear at times.

In ep. 4 there is a girl in a Halloween party who is wearing a bikini.

A character moves around for the duration of an episode with his hand over his crotch because he has a "gross penis." This is referenced over at least 20 times and it is revealed at the end censored. The characters talk about how it wasn't really that bad and one says it looks delicious.

Some sexual references/partial nudity.

In season 3 episode 4 a character licks crumbs off another characters stomach. Played for laughs.

Very mild, especially for an Adult Swim show.

A creature triggers a mousetrap and escapes offscreen, leaving a small trail of blood on the walls.

A bliblie stabs Alan with a paper clip. He plucks it out with little complaint.

a creature stabs and kills another creature with a paper clip.

Several characters get shot, eaten, stabbed, etc. These deaths are comedically graphic, and are only occasionally taken seriously.

A demon gets it's body parts ripped off and burned, it's bloody.

There is a graphic scene in which a monster is devoured. They first beat him up, causing blood to spill, and then ripped off his limbs (with extra blood). People are then shown graphically eating his guts from a cut in his stomach, with a lot of blood.

Two characters are fatally shot with arrows

A guy gets impaled by a spear.

One of the fun twins spits an acidic substance (playful spit) onto Pim's arm. His arm is later on seen with a nasty chemical burn.

Characters can be shot, stabbed, crushed, ripped in half, or die in other ways, though it's always for comedic purposes.

Frequent violent interactions with shooting, stabbing, and characters expressing intense rage. The violence is both graphic and central to the humor.

Severe violence, but there's a lot of dark humor.

Mr. Frog eats a man who disagrees with him in a comedic way. The crowd cheers.

I would vote this "Moderate" shows like "Rick and Morty, Harley Quinn, and Helluva Boss" definitely is way more violent.

Smiling Friends: Season 1(Not recommended for people under 18 years old) Extreme Violence, Legal Drugs, Sensitive Themes.

Silly Samuel chokes himself with his tongue in one episode.

F-bombs are censored on TV and the pilot, but uncensored on HBO Max.

Lots of swearing, not very common though, no worse than the F-word.

Season 2 and 3 has a lot more cursing (F-words are frequent and appear in every episode)

The first two episodes are censored on HBO Max, but the subtitles show the word.

Strong language includes "fuck" and "shit", along with mild to moderate language.

The show utilizes a lot of swearing. The F word is used very frequently and is used in all but two episodes. The S word is also utilized a good amount. The versions on Hulu are censored and the uncensored versions are on HBO Max.

"fuck", "shit", "bitch", "ass", "asshole", "goddamn", "hell", "damn", "bastard", "crap", "pussy", and "piss" are all used in the show.

Some episodes its moderate and some is severe. Of course the 2 TV-14 episodes have mild profanity.

One bleeped use of the R word.

"fuck" and "shit" are basically used every episode.

Moderate/Severe.

Censored on the Hulu version.

A character sits at a table holding a wine glass, with a bottle next to her.

in one scene, characters and extras nonchalantly smoke and/or drink.

A character in a shady street looks high.

A character smokes from a vape pen

Pim and Charlie can be seen doing drugs in one scene.

Desmond's appearance can make some feel uncomfortable.

Pim's family is severely dysfunctional. This is meant to be comedic, but could still upset some.

the plot of the pilot circles around characters trying to prevent someone from committing suicide. could be potentially triggering for some.

a character holds a gun to his head for nearly the entirety of his screentime.

a character is crucified. could be upsetting.

A character meets Satan

Very dark and occasionally disturbing, but very funny.

Several closeups of characters with creepy hyper realistic faces.

The credits scene has flashing lights. May be triggering for epileptic people.

None/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

For mature teens and older.

Each Halloween episode has 1-3 jump scares.

Frustration is kind of one of the themes to the show.

The show is about behavioral therapists who try to make people smile/happier about their life.