Wynonna Earp

Main characters Wynonna and Waverly are strong, loyal, and kind women. Secondary female characters like Officer Haught and Rosita are important allies. But sexist slurs and stereotypical jokes are constant. Deputy Marshal Dolls is Black, Jeremy is South Asian, and some other recurring characters are Black, Asian, Latino, and Indigenous, but the majority of Purgatory's residents, demons, and heroes are White. Nontraditional family and supportive gay and lesbian relationships are pillars of the series, but some characters make jokes about "man boobs" and "being fruity." Serious discussions of mental health are followed by jokes about being "bats--t" and "nuts."

Campy horror, with lots of blood and gore. Human-like demons and monsters hurt, torture, and kill townspeople and also talk about their gruesome past acts. These creatures are likewise stabbed, shot, burned, and killed by the heroes. Near constant use of weapons, including guns. Humans participate in violent situations like fighting rings. Flashbacks to childhood trauma.

Couples flirt, kiss, make out in bed, and have sex off-screen. Characters undress down to underwear and are sometimes topless (women shown from back). Mention of sexual content like porn magazines, internet porn, etc., and characters occasionally go to a strip club. Frequent jokes about blow jobs, pubic hair, sex toys, threesomes, lap dances, "getting off," giving someone "the clap," etc. Some sexual jokes are said in unkind or intimidating ways.

"S--thole," "hell," "d--k," "goddamn," and "a--hole." "Jesus" used as an exclamation. Characters occasionally flip the bird and refer to body parts with words like "nut sack," "jugs," "t-ts," and "dong." Frequent sexist and ableist terms like "whore," "bitches," "skank," "p---ies," and "crazy."

Characters hang out and work in a bar. They drink liquor, beer, and wine and joke about overdrinking. Characters smoke cigarettes. Occasional jokes about "pot brownies," bongs, "oxy," and morphine.