“Surviving a Chaotic Future”

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What You Need To Know:
SWEET TOOTH does an amazing job portraying humanity in the worst of times. Gus’s positive outlook on life contrasts with everyone else’s worldview, and it is something to admire. The series encourages viewers to ask what they would do in certain situations. SWEET TOOTH has a light moral worldview where kindness is valued, but it is set in a dark world where chaos reigns, and acts of violence are common. MOVIEGUIDE® advises strong or extreme caution.
Content:
Light moral worldview overall where kindness is valued, but it’s set in a dark plague-ridden world where chaos is the only law at play, where people born after the plague are born with animal-like features and are immune to the virus, where people will turn on each other at a moment’s notice and kill without question, where a group of private military hunt down human-animal hybrids and seek to exterminate them, and where doctors who are trying to find a cure to the disease resort to unethical methods in a very ends justify the means approach, plus there’s some environmentalist themes, and there’s a same-sex homosexual couple in one group image
The series contains some obscenities and profanities
Acts of violence are common, and the characters often use it in order to keep themselves safe, punching, throwing and gunfights are common, someone uses a beartrap as a deadly weapon, people stab other people, children are in peril, and a horse kills a woman
No sexual content
No nudity
A couple drinks wine
A man smokes a cigar, man needs to take medicine for an unknown pain, but Gus eats it all, and Gus inhales some flower pollen and has a hallucinogenic dream; and,
Man steals medicine from private militia intent on wiping out animal-human hybrids.
More Detail:
A horrible plague has swept the world. This plague kills off many of the world’s population, but humans born after the epidemic are born with animal-like features and are immune to the virus. The story follows Gus and his journey from the home his father built to keep the world away. His mission is to find out what happened to his mother. Along the way, he encounters friend and foe as they help or hinder his quest. Gus’ understanding of the world and how to function in this new society undergoes changes as the first season progresses.
In SWEET TOOTH, the world has gone through an apocalyptic change and the show’s scenery and locals reflect this. From suburban neighborhoods, untouched forests and plains, and sterile hospitals, SWEET TOOTH has a wealth of sets that utilize their post-apocalyptic setting. The series weaves different episodic storylines together within an overarching plot. With everyone being a part of each other’s life in some way, the series weaves a single plotline to show what an apocalypse can be like. A doctor becomes a part of Gus’ life, as does a former mercenary named Tommy Jepperd who tries to protect Gus. A preserve caretaker is part of the doctor’s life. It’s satisfying seeing these storylines intermingle with each other and the payoff is well worth it.
SWEET TOOTH does an amazing job portraying humanity in the worst of times. Gus’s positive outlook on life contrasts with everyone else’s worldview, and it’s something to admire. The series is sure to make viewers ask questions of what they would do in certain situations. SWEET TOOTH has a light moral worldview where kindness is valued, but it’s set in a dark world where chaos reigns, and acts of violence are common. MOVIEGUIDE® advises strong or extreme caution.
Each episode of SWEET TOOTH is roughly 45-50 minutes long. Each one focuses on a different character and what their lives have become since the epidemic started. The series delves into questions of morality, such as whether a friend and neighbor who became sick is still welcome or must be eliminated to keep the rest safe. Also, Tommy Jepperd has his own form of morality, like stealing medicine the private militia has taken and in how he decides to protect Gus.