Ghosts (2021): parents' guide

Ghostly injuries are visible: a beheaded ghost with a bloody neck stump, another with an arrow through his neck. Deaths by bear, arrow, lightning and poison come up, mostly for laughs. Sam nearly dies after a fall down stairs and spends weeks in a coma.

Mild: "damn," "hell," "crap," "bastard" and "piss off," with frequent "oh God." No s-words or f-words turned up in the reviews. Plenty of bathroom humor.

Constant innuendo. A ghost who died without pants has his groin blurred and makes suggestive moves. A ghost shows another how to use a washing machine as a sex aid, ghosts joke about orgies and hook up, and sex is implied rather than shown.

A hippie ghost died high on drugs and still acts stoned; another died of an overdose. In seasons 4 and 5 a chef smokes pot in his car, a ghost gets high off the smoke, another takes drugs while possessing Sam, and cocaine turns up.

The ghosts are friendly and the tone is silly, though spooky basement ghosts and an uncertain afterlife may confuse young kids. A later season reveals one ghost's suicide, and Sam has an emotional goodbye with her late mother's ghost.