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Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Small hints of cleavage in revealing clothing
- kissing, many references to sex
- There are many scenes where a man is surrounded by multiple women acting seductively and wearing bikinis or revealing clothing. The man makes multiple comments about having sex with these women
- Sexual innuendos and jokes made by multiple characters throughout the series.
Violence & Gore
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- A Season One episode contains a man being hypnotized, whist a doctor cuts through his skin, this can be a little freaky but no blood/gore is shown
- Several people shot in the head (execution style)
- A man is stabbed in the hand before being shot in the head.
- A short scene of torture can be seen near the end of season 1. People begging for mercy before being killed.
Profanity
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- Several uses of "damn," and a few uses of "hell," "ass" and the phrase "son of a bitch" respectively. Overall infrequently used, probably ok for 10+ depending on the parents.
- A use of "slut" to refer to a woman, from a woman.
- Multiple uses of damn
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Some scenes include drinking, and a couple including smoking. Very mild and not one parent should worry
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Throughout the series, the main character is confronted with violence, personal grief and mysteries. Some scenes can be frightening as they involve chases, villains hiding in her apartment, sudden deaths, etc.
- Some men are unable to speak, having a device in their throats allowing them to speak in a robotic voice. This could be somewhat frightening in the overall picture.
Spoilers
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The whole of season 2 can be frightening, they have this elements called Zero Matter, and it corrupts a woman, Whitney Frost AKA Madame Masque. She can grab people and suck them up, gaining more power. It can be very haunting for younger audiences
