Never Have I Ever (2020)

A character is seen holding a condom with semen visible inside at a school trip.

Paxton and Devi kiss, it is shown from diffrent cameras so it is for about 5 to 10 seconds it is shown in slow mode.

A character gets a piece of paper off another character that says "one free boink"

A lot of talk about losing their virginity, consensually railing and 'popping my cherry'

Season 4 trailer Devi ends up sleeping with Ben at the very start and end of the episode, though it's only mild and suggested to the viewer.

While two teenagers kiss one of them holds up a condom and asks if the other wants to sleep with them (the other agrees), though nothing is shown afterwards.

In season 4, two characters go in the bathroom together to change. The female and male characters are seen shirtless (no nudity).

Most of the show is about Devi wanting to get a boyfriend and have sex.

Eleanor and Trent have sex in the drama room and it is quite graphic, while there is no nudity there is innuendo and moaning along with pounding sounds.

The death of Devi's father is shown repeatedly in flashbacks; he's seen collapsing, his wife screaming for an ambulance, then he's limp on a gurney. He also appears in dreams to give his daughter advice. Devi's acceptance of his death plays a major role in the story. One character hits another lightly during an argument; he threatens to sue. Someone is hit by a car and injured (no blood); they wear a cast for several episodes. A character has a panic attack.

Devi is seen approaching a coyote, to which it attacks her and the camera zooms in on a graphic bite wound.

Some mild slapstick comedy.

Paxton is seen being hit by a car. There is no blood but the impact is close up.

2 uses of "fuck" in season 1

Season 3 contains more language than previous seasons with a few uses of '"bitch" and "fuck" throughout the episodes.

Frequent swearing includes "shit," "hell," "damn," "goddamn." A boy calls a group of girls "unfuckable," and a teen calls her mom a "bitch." Other words that make an appearance: "dick," "boobs," "frigging," "sucked," "suck it." A teen struggling with anxiety is called "crazy."

The three main female characters are called the "un-fuckable nerds".

10 uses of "fuck," one being sexual.

A girl says "How do you feel about fucking?"

Three uses of "What the fuck"

Two uses of "fuck" in season 2.

4 uses of "fuck" in season 3.

2 uses of "fuck" in season 4.

Strong language in each episode such as shit, bitch, ass, asshole, dick, hell, damn, and even some uses of fuck/fucked up.

3 of the main characters are called the UN, meaning "unfuckable nerds".

In season 3, theres a song that has 7 uses of "fuck", but it's not very audible.

References to wanting to become a movie star with a heroin addiction and tons of extreme drug references throughout Season 2.

Teens drink alcohol underaged and teens talked about drugs.

Paxton says that his cousin works at a weed facility. Is mention infrequently.

At the beginning of season 1, the main character prays that she will get invited to a party with 'alcohol and hard drugs'

Teens drink at parties, in one scene scheming to provide alcohol for a school group. At a party, Devi drinks to the point of drunkenness and winds up injured after making a fool of herself. In one scene, Devi urges her therapist to prescribe her drugs like Paxil and Klonopin. A few characters mention weed.

Paxton gets hit by a car dramatically.

Several characters make risky decisions as they sneak out of their house to go to some sketchy area and to get a tattoo with no permission illegally.

A character in season 2 deals with an eating disorder. Much discussion and rumors surround this topic.