Drake often has a new girlfriend and references being with girls a lot. He is seen kissing a lot of girls, and occasional references to 'making out' are made.

Some occasional mild sexual innuendo that is likely to fly over the heads of young children. (ex. Josh references seeing his grandmother in a commercial for "Grammies Gone Wild".)

In one episode Josh kisses a woman and then he finds out that the woman is transsexual. Played for laughs.

One episode has lot of naked women paintings.

The girls Drake dates are dressed revealingly sometimes, but not too badly. Mainly mini skirts and heels and low cut tops, but nothing you wouldn't normally see these days in a kids' show.

Violence & Gore

Mild

23 of 40 found this mild

A young female character often pulls a lot of funny or violent pranks on two older brothers.

The show has Mild Violence like fall down, mild fight scenes, crash, hit, etc. It's all comical and slapstick, but there's occasional blood and injuries, but minor though.

In one episode Josh's foot is crushed by a barbell, and he has to go to the hospital for a surgery on it.

Two teenagers fight in a comical way in a lot of episodes, it's supposed to be funny and it's nothing more than jumping on each-other and slapping each-other.

Profanity

None

31 of 48 found this to have none

One episode includes the use of "suckish"

'Oh my god' is used in Peruvian Puff Pepper.

Megan calls her two brothers boobs throughout the series.

Multiple uses of "god" throughout the show's run. Megan usually calls her brothers "boobs." Some name-calling such as 'idiot,' 'moron,' 'stupid,' etc.