The Order

Many grisly murders take place. Violence often takes place offscreen, but aftermath is shown; lots of blood, dismemberment, etc.

Show mostly sticks to simple boy-girl relationship dynamics, though it does occasionally show (fully clothed) simulated sex.

Characters use a lot of profanity: "f--k," "s--t," "a--hole," etc.

Characters drink, often to excess. No smoking and no drug use, though some elements of magic have drug-like effects.

Parents need to know that The Order is an entertaining fantasy series/college drama hybrid aimed at older teens and young adults. Essentially a coming-of-age story, The Order shows its main character, Jack (Jake Manley), dealing with ethical and moral questions -- while also fighting witches, werewolves, warlocks, and other magical creatures. Violence is rampant, and even when it takes place offscreen, the bloody aftermath is shown. But sex plays less of a role than in many college dramas, though simulated sex is sometimes briefly shown (no graphic nudity). Characters use profanity frequently, including "f--k," "s--t," and "a--hole." There's also quite a bit of drinking, often to excess, and some stereotyping based on gender roles.