Season 1 Episode 4
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Content:
Strong moral worldview with an emphasis on the value of family, marriage, and children.
Five obscenities and five profanities.
No violence except for a little boy shown struggling not to drown in a pool;
Mild sexuality with a woman said to have cheated on her husband;
Mild nudity with people in bathing suits at the pool; men are shirtless, women in bikinis;
Light alcohol content with a man shown drinking wine, a man shown drinking beer, man mentions he used to get drunk and depressed, people are shown drinking at a bar;
Light smoking, and a man is said to have been “a drugged-out drifter”; and,
Lying, racism, children bully a girl for her weight, a man mentions contemplating suicide, and anger.
Episodes: Season Overview
More Detail:
“The Pool” addresses the hard subjects of racism, infidelity and depression. Randall discusses how he and his family still experience racism despite his success and trustworthiness. The episode does a phenomenal job at depicting harsh realities without being overly explicit. There’s less foul language and lewd content in this episode, “The Pool,” but caution is still advised.
