Wasp Network

Parents need to know that Wasp Network is a drama, mostly in Spanish with English subtitles, that's based on a real-life spy network. The story is pro-Cuba, and the heroes support the Castro regime, so viewers with strong feelings on either side may have very different reactions to the people and events shown. That said, viewers who don't know much about the history of U.S.-Cuba relations will learn a lot about it from the Cuban perspective. And since it's fiction based on real events, be prepared to encourage independent research to learn what really happened. Violence is rare and not gory. Small planes are blown up, bombs going off are heard, and some destruction in the aftermath is shown, and grainy news footage shows civil unrest with protestors throwing things. A man keeps grabbing a woman's arm as she's trying to get out of the car after a date. One sex scene shows bare breasts and simulated sex very briefly. The only other sexual content is a few kisses between married couples. The all-adult cast frequently drink, mostly beer with meals and not to excess. Wine and cocktails are seen at a wedding reception, and there's one scene in a nightclub-type setting. Characters smoke cigarettes and cigars a few times. There's a drug run and a drug bust, and a character takes pills and gets into bed. Drug trafficking as a way to finance illegal activities is briefly discussed. Strong language is mostly translated from Spanish and includes "motherf----r," "s--t," and "c--ksucker."