One Dollar

A strange murder is at the center of this mystery; we frequently see blood in pools and trickles but not bodies. In an upsetting scene, a couple has a confused chase/tickle session with shrieks and giggles and screams of "Stop!" It looks enough like a sexual assault for a man to attempt to come to her rescue and punch her "attacker" in the face, knocking him unconscious.

Couples flirt, kiss, strip to their underwear. A woman refers to "getting laid." A scene that begins as a consensual kissing session ends in a chase that appears to verge on a sexual assault and provokes a violent response from an onlooker.

Language and cursing includes "f--k," "f---ing," "s--t," "whore," "screwing," "asses," "d--k," "balls," "p---y" (meaning a weakling), "a--hole," "motherf----r."

Many scenes take place in bars. College students talk about drinking vodka and joke about dying of alcohol poisoning. A woman waves an envelope and refers to having a "little something" (clearly drugs).

Parents need to know that One Dollar is a dark mystery series about a group of characters connected to a strange murder. Violence is less intense than viewers might expect with that setup: no guns, no bodies, though we do see blood in pools and rooms in disarray. Sexual content is also light, with flirting and kissing. There is a disturbing scene in which a "playful" fight between a man and a woman is punctuated by screams of "Stop!" and giggles -- it looks enough like an assault that a passerby tries to protect the woman. Language is frequent: "f--k," "f---ing," "s--t," "whore," "screwing," "asses," "d--k," "balls," "p---y," "a--hole," "motherf----r." Characters refer to "getting laid." Women and people of color have strong, central roles.