The Ranch

Patriarch Beau is insulting and mocking toward his sons, Colt in particular, but tries to support them, particularly when they're helping him around the farm. Colt is irresponsible and a dreamer but also kind and loving, especially to his family. Rooster is solid and trustworthy, always there when needed by family members. And Maggie can be caustic, particularly toward ex-husband Beau, but she loves her sons and supports them any way she can, including by making special meals and handing out advice. 

Jokes about body parts and sex. A man refers to "flashing" a celebrity and explains he was "taking a piss" on an ice sculpture. A man accuses another of marital infidelity; references to a character being sexually indiscriminate. One character says sometimes urinating is more pleasurable than sex; another refers to a one-night affair with a waitress: "She saved the horse and rode a cowboy." A character picks up a young woman at a bar, calculates her age to make sure she's over 18, and then makes out with her; both are in their underwear. Animal husbandry: A cow gives birth as she's graphically assisted by a character; many jokes refer to a character's stinky arm thereafter. A divorced couple sometimes still has sex and jokes about it. 

References to real celebrities: Shania Twain, Wayne Gretzky, Tom Brady, Al Gore. References to real brands visually and in dialogue: Uggs, Bisquick, Crunch 'n Munch, Amazon.com.