Imaginary Mary

Jokes about violence: one character advises another to "kick him in the nuts and run" rather than having an emotional conversation.

Flirting, dating, kissing, a couple kisses on a bed and their "first time" is referred to, references to casual sex ("hit it and quit it") and to bodily functions and body parts: "a halfie," "boobs," "nuts." A boy tells an adult woman he doesn't know that he has a folder of "boobs" on his computer. When Alice and Ben get intimate after a fight, Mary hangs around to watch: "showtime!"

Strong language and cursing includes "damn," "hell," "ass" (spelled out as "a double s"), "kickass," one character calls another "dummy," "frigging," "boobs," characters say "shut up!" jokingly, Alice calls Dora a "mean nerd."

References to drugs: a teen wonders if buying pot brownies from a boy in his class will make him seem cooler to his peers. A distraught woman is told that having "10 drinks" is an answer to her problems; she goes on to make a fool of herself at a bar and wakes up with a hangover.

Parents need to know that Imaginary Mary is a sitcom about a woman who begins dating a divorced dad with three kids. The setup of this sitcom -- that an adult woman sees and hears an imaginary friends -- may be concerning to some families as younger kids might not "get it." A romantic relationship is at the center of this show; expect flirting, dating, kissing, jokes about and references to sex and body parts. There are jokes about casual sex ("hit it and quit it") and pornography (a teen says he has a folder of "boobs" on his computer); couples kiss before falling into bed and wake up in their underwear. Other jokes target substances legal and illegal: a teen wonders if buying pot brownies from a boy in his class will make him seem cooler to his peers, a character tries to handle her problems by drinking heavily at a bar before making a fool of herself and waking up with a hangover. Strong language includes "damn," "hell," "ass" (spelled out as "a double s"), "kickass."