Glitch

A police officer shoots a dog (offscreen) who has attacked sheep; a man cries piteously over his wife who died; visual references to grievous crimes, such as a man pulling a knife out of a puddle of viscous blood; a man bleeds from the sides of his eyes; a man returned from the dead suddenly and graphically crumbles into dust; a character is shot and dies on-screen (no gore or blood).

Male and female characters are seen nude from the rear; a female character stares at her bare breasts in the mirror and envisions double mastectomy scars.

Cursing: multiple uses of "f--k," "s--t," "arse." Cursing is generally exclamatory ("I want a f--king drink!") rather than aimed at other characters. A character says something derogatory about a "native" and an "abo" person (slang for an Aboriginal Australian).

A recently returned-from-the-grave man seeks a drink first thing; he urges an underage boy to have a beer and then gulps from a tap; a character steals cigarettes from a market.

Parents need to know that Glitch is a drama about a small Australian town that's shaken up when six former residents dig themselves out of their graves and return to life. Violence is sporadic but may be particularly disturbing to young viewers, dealing intimately with deaths of loved ones and grief. A man is shot on-screen and dies, a character picks up a knife from a pool of blood and cradles his dying brother, weeping. Characters bleed from the eyes and suddenly decompose, crumbling to dust. A police officer shoots a mad dog (offscreen). Female and male characters are seen nude from behind; a woman examines her bare breasts in the mirror and envisions mastectomy scars. Cursing includes multiple uses of "f--k" and "s--t" and references to a character being an "abo" and a "native" (slang for an Aboriginal Australian). A character steals whatever he likes with no consequences. An adult character greedily sucks beer from a tap and offers some to a teenager.