Queer Eye: parents' guide

No violence. The hosts tease each other and their subjects with snarky comments, but nothing physical or threatening happens.

Hell, damn and goddamn come through unbleeped, and most f-words are bleeped, though UK classifiers listed strong language not marked as bleeped in several first-season episodes. Swearing is casual and fairly frequent across seasons.

Frequent flirty innuendo and frank jokes about sex and dating, and subjects are sometimes seen in underwear during fittings. UK classifiers flagged moderate sex references in many episodes and sexual images in one later season. No sex scenes.

Drinking is frequent and social, with champagne toasts, beer, wine and cocktails at gatherings. Cigarette smoking is occasionally visible, and at least one third-season episode includes drug references. No drug use is shown in the guides we read.

Nothing scary, but subjects open up about painful topics: a man who never came out to his late father, a widower raising sons after his wife's death, family rejection, cancer, and a frank talk about police shootings of Black men. Tears are common.