Love Is Blind: parents' guide

No physical fights, but arguments escalate into screaming and crying. Early conversations through the wall touch on topics like military service and the abuse of dogs.

Strong profanity, including frequent f-words, from much of the cast. Common Sense notes it picks up as couples get comfortable with each other.

Constant talk about sex and attraction. Couples make out in bedrooms and showers and sex is implied; UK classifiers flag sex scenes in two later seasons. Bare backsides are briefly visible, swimwear and towels are common, and infidelity recurs.

Heavy drinking runs through every season, from wine and cocktails to hard liquor, and several cast members are shown drunk and emotional.

Nothing scary, but there are tearful breakups, painful rejections at the altar and some ugly fights between couples.