Everybody's Talking About Jamie

Jamie is openly gay and touches upon gender representation in his exploration of drag. An older gay character is kind and helpful, though at times camp, which could cement stereotypes. Jamie's best friend is a Muslim, which is touched upon but does not entirely shape their character. The rest of the school kids are fairly racially diverse, but no other non-White characters have large roles.

A character is thrown to the floor and ends up with a bloody nose. A montage shows footage of people ill in hospital with AIDS and mentions of death. A clip of somebody passed out in a bar. A mild scuffle breaks out in a school corridor, but nobody is injured. There are instances of verbal bullying in a school environment. A character kisses another on the lips without consent.

Stories of a suggestive nature are shared, but no sexual detail given.

Occasional strong language includes "f--king," and "s--t," as well as "d--k," "bollocks," "buggery," "knobhead," "arse," "bloody hell," "t-ts," "a--hole," "fart," "balls," "bumming," and "chuffing." Homophobic slurs including "f--got," "bent," "bum boy," and "bummer." Also insults or words used in derogatory terms such as "spacky," "fat," "swotty," "virgin," and "freak." The British swear word "wanker" is also used.

An underage character steals cider from a shop and drinks it from the bottle, resulting in drunken behavior and sickness. Alcohol is seen in bars and clubs in a flashback and in the background of drag shows.