Parents need to know that this British sitcom trades heavily on stereotypes, focusing on the tech department of a generic corporation. The top executives are womanizing lechers, the tech workers are socially inept geeks, and the comedy comes from watching these two incompatible tribes try to communicate. There's some drinking and language and plenty of sexual references, so it's probably not appropriate for kids and tweens -- and it may give older teens a distorted view of the corporate world.
Positive messages:The show is based on a stereotypical portrayal of computer experts as socially inept geeks who understand machines but not people. Some of the top executives at the fictional company are also quite sexist, and sexual harassment seems to be common at the office.
Violence:Some occasional cartoony violence; for example, in one episode, the boss wears special pants that shock him when he starts to get aroused to
combat his sexual harassment.
Sex:No nudity or sex, but plenty of sexual references. Many of the plotlines revolve around dating, romance, and sex.
It's a really funny show, but it is quite inappropriate. They often use bad words, but they always bleep out the f word. In the first series, Roy really does get beaten up quite a lot. Their boss is a festival of inappropriate comments. It is a british show, so if you live in USA, your kids might not understand some bad references.
Although some people dont like/get it, i think its bare funny, not that bad for alot of things though, i mean it may swear but you dont really pay attention to it, cause they dont say it offensivly to people, if you understand it like me, its bare funny.
I watched every season with my brother (16) and we are hoping for another season to come out! it is a hilarious show and perfect for lovers of English humor!