Ghosted

Guns, especially sci-fi guns, are frequently drawn and used. They emit pulsing blue and red lights, and cause people to fall to the ground and sometimes, to die. Special effects may disturb young/sensitive viewers, like when a man possessed by aliens removes his head, which then comes to life as it's being carried. Both heroes and villains alike use weapons and force.

Infrequent rude jokes, like when a man is depicted urinating into a fountain at a mall (no nudity).

Cursing includes "hell," "bitch" (used to imply a young boy is a whiner).

One man asks another if he's sounding irrational because he got "super high."

Parents need to know that Ghosted is about two "experts" who pair up to investigate a series of supernatural events. The tone of the show is light, and violence is played for laughs, but there's still some imagery that may disturb young or sensitive viewers: sci-fi guns that emit glowing blue and red light, alien ships that pull people up with a tractor beam, a man with unearthly lit-up eyes who removes his head. Other than that, there's a bit of language ("hell," and "bitch" used to describe a complaining young boy), some off-color humor (like when a man pees into a fountain at a mall), and references to drugs/alcohol (one man asks another if his behavior is due to being "super high"). But a relatable friendship anchors the action, the cast boasts great ethnic, gender, and racial diversity with women and people of color in central roles, and it's funny, too. This may be a good choice for whole-family viewing.