Damnation

Violence is sporadic but is graphic and may be disturbing: A man is shot dead unexpectedly in front of his adult son; his bloodied body is carried around town by another man, who props him up in a chair and mocks his loved ones' grief. A man slices an artery in another man's leg to convince him to give information; the man bleeds out and dies, blood pooling on the floor. A man is hung up as punishment for moonshining and punched in the face and body repeatedly. A man is almost lynched for having a relationship with a black woman. A character self-harms by asking someone else to cut him repeatedly with a knife.

Much of this show's action is set at a brothel, with the workers conducting business, lounging around in lingerie, etc. A madam inspects a man's "c--k and balls" for sores by splashing Lysol on it; a man and woman have sex with moaning and thrusting and her bare backside visible. A man holds a sign up to the sex workers reading "Can't you even read, you rancid whore" to see which of them can read. A man rents a woman's services for a week; the madam asks "Will she be able to walk at the end?" and he says back "That depends on if she stays on my good side."

Some cursing, including "f---ing," "son of a bitch," "a--hole," "s--t," "damn," "hell," "c--k," "balls," "whore," and "c--ksucker."

Prohibition is in effect, yet characters still drink at speakeasies and at home, sometimes from flasks secreted in vintage jacket pockets.