Schitt's Creek: parents' guide

Almost none. In season 5 a pet cat is accidentally hit by a car: a thump is heard and the body is seen from a distance, without gore. A few lines mention a man who hanged himself. Otherwise conflict is verbal bickering.

Infrequent but uncensored f-words, some used sexually, plus bullshit, son of a bitch, ass and misuse of God's name; the series finale alone has several f-words. The show's title is itself a play on a swear word.

Lots of sex talk and innuendo, including crude anal-sex jokes, one character's many past flings and a massage implied to end sexually. Couples make out and are shown in bed afterward. Nudity is limited to brief nude images on a website, plus phallic graffiti.

Frequent drinking, from wine at dinner to a keg at a bonfire, sometimes to comic drunkenness. In season 1 two young adults smoke a joint, then the parents share one at a party and stay high. Cocaine, heroin smuggling and painkillers come up in conversation.

Little that is frightening. A pet being hit by a car may upset younger viewers, and there are tearful breakups and family arguments, but no sustained peril or scary imagery.