Occasional and discreet references to fetishes. Charles Boyle is quite obsessed with Jake's love/sex life.

Very frequent sexual jokes and innuendos, but nothing overly revealing or sexual

A character in the show uses unintentional sexual innuendos frequently

The use of sexual content can be verbally offensive when in one episode, Boyle says: "Sexy train on the move! See ya, sluts."

Not referenced in the show, but Boyle has dated 3 women and had sex with 2.

Some use of slut.

The word prostitute is often used.

Normal amount of nudity. In some episodes a lady and Boyle are naked while wrapped in a blanket.

In one episode officer Pimento tells Rosa he is going to "Lick her body clean like a kitty cat"

Not too bad. Some humorous sexual innuendos. Mentions of the word "sex" a few times and "does this include sex", but sex is never shown.

Most of the violence is comedic

Occasionally people get shot and there is a small amount of blood

Graphic homicide photos are sometimes shown as it is a police precinct.

There is lots of destruction of property and comedic fistfights

In a couple of episodes, there are flashbacks to a character getting beaten to a bloody pulp, they are however brief and somewhat comedic.

An autopsy scene where two people wave organs around and make sound with them.

Bloody comedic violence is frequent

Two uses of a bloody cut off finger.

From season three onwards, the word 'dick' is occasionally used

Starting with season 6 stronger coarse language begins to be used, but it is bleeped.

No bad language but in season 6 they say the words "Fuck", "Shit" "Cock" slightly frequently, but they are censored out, all of the vulgar language is censored

Bastard is thrown around a lot.

Season 6 onwards the word "cuck" is ocasionally used.

A use of BS.

Mild language (i.e.: "damn", "hell", "ass" "bitch" and some sexual language such as boner.

Antagonists are occasionally seen using cocaine.

The detectives are usually seen drinking alcohol after they complete their mission.

There is a form of ecstasy in the show called "Gigglepig".

In one episode you see how to take cocaine.

Some episode cases involve arresting drug dealers.

Amy smokes.

Use of F train.

One of the characters are caught snorting cocaine in a bathroom. It isn't graphic though and it ends quickly.

Some drinking in social situations. characters are sometimes drunk since it is a cop show there are many drug references mainly to weed crack and ecstacy, and cocaine.

Mildly frightening scenes are present, there are occasionally suspenseful or intense scenes, but overall it is a pretty lighthearted show

All the mild intense scenes are undercut with comedy

Amy is occassionally shown smoking throughout the series. Her habits stem from anxiety and mental pressure, and can be triggering for those who can relate to the same issue.

There's an episode where Terry suffers racism from another cop, and is heartbreaking.