Clarkson's Farm: parents' guide

No human fights. Sick and injured animals are shown, livestock go to slaughter, a dog mauls a sheep, and a sow and a sick calf are put down. A deer cull cuts away before the kill; one episode shows a thumb sliced to the bone.

Strong language in nearly every episode, with frequent f-words, one c-word in a later season, plus bastard and other insults. Crude talk about animal anatomy comes up often, and one later episode includes homophobic remarks and graffiti.

No romance. Brief non-sexual nudity in one first-season episode, footage of animals mating, and frequent crude jokes about sex, masturbation and pornography. A later subplot involves a picnic site used for public sex, with condom wrappers and discarded underwear shown.

Adults drink often, especially once Clarkson opens a pub in later seasons. One episode shows a man binge drinking beer, others mention getting drunk, and one episode jokes about a hallucinogenic fungus and LSD. No drug use is shown.

Dead lambs, crushed and dying piglets and sick animals can upset animal lovers, and a later season's cull of a pregnant cow that later tests clear is especially sad. One episode briefly mentions suicide and poor mental health among farmers.