Parents need to know that this improvised sitcom is about criminals who live in a halfway house. Plots revolve around mature topics -- particularly sex and drug use. There are several scenes in which male characters attempt to masturbate in a variety of ways (with no skin visible). In another scene, a male character masturbates another male (again, nothing visible onscreen) whose face gets sweaty and smiley during the exchange. Some episodes include shots of bongs; in one, a character seems high after eating pizza that has been laced with marijuana. Some jokes deal with race, especially anti-white sentiments.

Families can talk about improvisational comedy. Do you like improv? What's appealing about it? Can you always tell when a comedian is improvising? How do you think comedians keep improvised scenes going so well? Did you know that improvisers follow certain rules to make their scenes funny? Would you like to try it? Families can also talk about envelope-pushing humor. What subjects are off limits to comedians? Who's responsible for deciding when "the line" is crossed? What's the purpose of politically or socially oriented humor?