Parents guide

There is male buttock nudity in one episode (locker room of the football team). Sex is not directly shown, but discussed between characters.

In one episode, we see two characters kissing, the girl points down and you see the man go down out of frame before the scene ends. Oral sex is implied but nothing is shown.

There also are mild sexual references.

Several pictures of scantily dressed and sexually posed women are visible in a man's locker. In season 1 episode 1, Lasso puts tape over the sensitive area.

At one point, several sketches of a woman's breasts are shown.

Some mild sex jokes.

Jamie answers the door without pants on and we see his buttocks as he walks back to his bedroom.

It's implied Ted slept with Sassy.

Roy threatens to flick Jamie's genitals (he answered the door wearing only a t-shirt).

One episode's plotline involves nude photos being leaked we see a clip of Keeley presumably nude leaned over a chair talking seductively.

Ted gets a nosebleed while playing football with a group of children and we see some blood drip on a ball as he autographed it.

Sharon is involved in a bike accident she recovers but is told she had a concussion.

Rebecca falls off a bridge and lands in a river.

Isaac confronts a heckler in the crowd by grabbing him by his shirt collar.

Professional football player attempts murder by hidden a person in the head with a glass bottle.

A few scenes involving characters throwing up.

There is strong language in every episode. "Fuck", "shit", "dick", "bitch", and "god damnit" are said throughout.

Ted is called "wanker" a lot throughout the show.

"Poof" which is a homophobic slur in the UK is used in the first episode.

Todger ( British slang for penis) is used.

Jamie gifts Roy a jersey with his last name misspelled to look like an obscenity.

The f-word is used multiple times in every episode. One character says it 300 times throughout the show, mode to come in season 4. Aggressive f bombs but they're made for comedy.

Characters shown once or twice in the first season smoking. Very minimal. One character is caught smoking in a locker room and uses a shoe as an ashtray.

Characters often shown drinking alcohol privately, with each other, in pubs, etc.

In every episode you can see alcoholic drinks.

Ted and Beard drink tea laced with halucinogenic drugs.

One of the main locations in this show is a pub where most of the Richmond fans go to drink and cheer on the team. Ted and Coach Beard go frequently.

A dog is killed off-camera

References to suicide and mental illness.

Roy Kent is very short tempered and often raises his voice at the players.

Ted has a panic attack at a karaoke club and is shown in emotional distress it is a very realistic depiction and may be hard to watch for some.

Some scenes involving vomiting which may be triggering for viewers who are easily squeamish.

Sam's restaurant is vandalized after he gets into an argument with a politician on social media over remarks made about Nigerian refugees. He is visibly angry and distraught and this scene may be difficult to watch for viewers who have experienced a racially motivated hate crime. It is then followed by him having a very poignant conversation with his father.

The funeral episode is very emotionally intense.

Episode 5 is emotionally devastating by the end and it could have people crying.

There are several poignant moments throughout even though it's a lighthearted comedy some episodes focus on topics such as death, racism, trauma, xenophobia and mental health to name a few.