- Content: Season 1 Episode 14
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Content:
Strong moral worldview with redemptive references to selflessness, trust, persevering in love, an emphasis on the value of family and children and a strong emphasis on the value of marriage;
Nine obscenities, five profanities, a woman is briefly shown vomiting;
No violence;
A couple makes out in a shower, a man mentions getting a hotel room, so he and his fiancée can fornicate, a man is said to have cheated on his wife, a man continues to proposition an engaged woman;
Some upper male nudity, and a couple is implied to be naked in the shower together;
Mild alcohol content with people shown toasting various alcoholic drinks at a wedding reception, two couples drink wine at a restaurant, a man and a woman drink champagne;
No smoking or drugs; and,
Some anger, selfishness, divorce.
Episodes: Season Overview
More Detail:
“I Call Marriage” focuses on the little decisions that either strengthen or weaken relationships. After hearing a man say his marriage fell apart because he and his wife stopped sacrificing for one another, Jack proactively strengthens his marriage by rekindling romance with Rebecca. Meanwhile, Kate is forced to ask herself why she’s trying to lose weight, and if that goal is causing strain for her relationship with Toby. Randall is forced to prioritize family or work and realizes that he can’t sustain both perfectly. This episode addresses marriage in a strong moral, redemptive manner, but some foul language and sexual references warrant strong or extreme caution.
