Osmosis

Violence is infrequent and in service of plot, like when a character swallows an implant and then falls to ground shrieking in what's called a "panic attack."

Romance and sex is central to plot: characters frequently shown having sex (movements, noises, brief nudity such as hand shown passing under breast with erect nipple). A nude man and woman from side, no private parts visible; glimpse of woman's bare backside as she dances. One character has VR sex: in reality lying alone on bed wearing goggles, but in her vision receiving what looks like oral sex (camera stays on her face as man moves below frame and down her body). One character is a "sex addict," describes his addiction to pornography non-graphically.

Language is infrequent but expect occasional epithet like "f--k!"

Adults drink at social events.

Parents need to know that Osmosis is a futuristic drama about a brother-sister team that's created a soulmate-finding technology. This series is less violent than many science fiction shows, though the sexual content veers toward the mature, with characters having both actual sex and vivid imagined sex with motions, noises, and brief glimpses of body parts like breasts and backsides. Expect to see implied oral sex (the camera stays on the face of the woman receiving it), and a self-confessed "sex addict" non-graphically describing his addiction to pornography. Violence is infrequent and mild, such as a man who collapses screaming in a panic attack after having swallowed a nanobot implant. Language is also infrequent but characters say "f--k" a few times. Characters are diverse in terms of ethnicity and race, with strong and complex female characters, but a character with a larger body type isn't treated well. Messages about love, romantic and familial, are complicated and may provoke thought or conversation.