Season 1 Episode 15
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Content:
Strong moral worldview with references to respect and an emphasis on the value of family, marriage, and children;
Nine obscenities and four profanities;
No violence;
Girl mentions her teenage brother is fornicating with his girlfriend;
Upper male nudity when teenage boy shown in his underwear;
A man mentions getting drunk, people shown drinking at a bar, a man drinks bourbon at a restaurant;
No smoking but a man mentions contemplating overdosing on painkillers; and,
Some anger, jealousy, divorce, deception, depression, and suicide are discussed.
Episodes: Season Overview
More Detail:
“Jack Pearson’s Son” focuses primarily on the concept of trust. Jack wants to trust Rebecca, but when he discovers her past, his trust is shaken, and he turns to alcohol. Toby trusts Kate with his hard secrets, but Kate struggles with how to be open and trusting in return. Kevin doubts his playacting abilities but is reminded that he’s Jack Pearson’s son, and that he can trust his skills. “Jack Pearson’s Son” is a dramatic episode, with some positive moral content, but it has references to some immoral behavior, so caution is advised.
