Coyote vs. Acme: parents' guide

Constant cartoon slapstick: Coyote falls off cliffs, is hit by a truck and a train, gets blown up and flattened, and loses teeth. Tweety is squeezed hard, a knife is waved as a threat, and bombs and rockets are everywhere. No lasting injuries.

A couple each of 'damn' and 'hell,' one 'piss,' 'frickin',' and a few uses of 'oh my God' or 'Jesus.' A curse word hides in the Road Runner's mock Latin name on screen, a rude gesture is pixelated, and a censored hip-hop song plays.

Running gags about Coyote wearing no clothes and a painter who wants Kevin to pose without pants, a widow's joke that her husband ran off with his secretary, and a chicken judge's suggestive egg line. A featherless duck is briefly shown 'naked.'

Coyote swigs from a jug marked XXX and turns green, a cartoon character carries champagne, and a bottle of bubbly turns out to be sarsaparilla. No drug use.

Little that is truly scary. Some kids may be bothered by Coyote crawling from a bomb crater badly hurt, a secret program that tests products on unsuspecting cartoons, and a cartoon character held in a mental health facility.