BoJack Horseman

There are occasional animated scuffles as well as buffoonish violence such as BoJack vomiting in the face of a man who offends him.

Sex is depicted with moaning and utterances such as "I'm almost there!" There are references to group sex and masturbation, and Horseman has frequent no-strings sex with women he treats poorly the next day.

Some four-letter words: "Linus carried around a blanket, and no one gave him s--t for it." There's also vulgar languages such as references to characters sitting around on their posteriors.

Many references to drugs, as when a man is roughed up for "selling E on the cartel's turf." BoJack also drinks frequently and drives drunk. Scenes take place in bars. Characters smoke cigarettes on-screen.

Parents need to know that BoJack Horseman is a mature animated series about an animal actor who's down on his luck. Because many of the main characters are talking animals, young children may be attracted to this show; however, though this series isn't as crude as animated shows such as Family Guy or South Park, it's really not for kids. Main characters drink to excess, have casual sex, and make jokes about drugs, sex, religion, morality, and other potentially sensitive topics. Sex is graphically depicted on-screen (no body parts are seen, but there is moaning and thrusting), and characters drink themselves into stupors, vomit, and make poor choices.