Workaholics (2011)

The Tv 14 episodes show no sexual content or nudity. But instead, they have some sexual dialogue. The Tv ma episodes have nudity, but it's censored. The Tv Ma episodes also have no sex scenes, but the sexual dialogue is a bit stronger.

For streaming services, They blur out the nudity. On DVD, some of the nudity is uncensored. Both versions never show actual sex scenes, but they do talk about them.

Very strong crude and sexual situations (such as having sexual intercourse, or the lack thereof) are used as jokes and plot devices in many episodes.

Nudity is blurred out.

NOTE: The nudity is usually uncensored (censored on Streaming services)(depending on context and episode) on the DVDs/Blu-Rays of seasons 4 and later. However, on the DVDs/Blu-Rays of seasons 3 and earlier, the nudity remains completely censored.

Mostly just some mild comic violence, nothing too severe.

On occasion there are some slightly graphic images, but these are obviously still played for laughs, and any blood is kept to a minimum (with the exception of a few episodes).

Examples of episodes featuring comic violence or graphic images include "The Meat Jerking Beef Boys", "A TelAmerican Horror Story", "In Line", "The Future Is Gnar", "Best Buds", "Friendship Anniversary", "Speedo Racer", and "Blood Drive".

There are occasionally scenes where poop or vomit is on display.

The TV-14 rated episodes bleep out f*ck, sh*t, c*nt, and sexual language (d*ck and p*ssy) when used graphically. Mild language such as damn, hell, ass, bitch, and less graphic uses of d*ck and p*ssy are audible.

The TV-MA rated episodes bleep out f*ck and c*nt. However sh*t, d*ck, and p*ssy are audible, as well as any mild language.

NOTE: The language is uncensored on the DVDs/Blu-Rays.

Substance abuse is strong, and seen in almost every episode. Throughout the series, uses of alcohol, marijuana, shrooms, acid, PCP, and cocaine are all seen in detail.

Characters are occasionally seen smoking cigarettes.

On occasion, the effects of drugs and their "bad trips" are shown. Some of this imagery may frighten or disturb younger or more sensitive viewers, but it is all played for laughs.

The tone of some episodes may be off-putting or disturbing to younger or more sensitive viewers, but overall, there isn't anything intended to be truly frightening.

Scenes such as the comically gory rat extermination may be upsetting to sensitive viewers or animal lovers.