- Content: Season 1 Episode 3
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Content:
Strong moral worldview with an emphasis on the value of family, marriage, and children;
12 obscenities and six profanities;
Light violence with a woman punching a man in the jaw when he accidentally scares her;
Mild sexuality with a man referring to his private parts, a man refers to a woman’s breast, men talk about sex and their desires for sex, woman hands a man a condom, and they are later shown sleeping in bed together;
No nudity;
Alcohol references include man mentions blacking out, a man’s closet contains a mini-bar, and he’s shown drinking in his closet several times;
No smoking, but a man has drug needles in his apartment; and,
Deception, and some anger.
Episodes: Season Overview
More Detail:
The primary focus in the episode “Kyle” is that love for and loyalty to family, while invaluable, is often messy. Rebecca chooses to hide William’s identity from her husband and Randall. Kevin and Kate both learn they need to find their own adult independence. Jack and Rebecca learn how to grieve in their own unique ways. Caution is advised for older children because of some foul language and brief lewd content.
