Taskmaster: parents' guide

Slapstick only: contestants smash, throw and wreck things to complete tasks, and jokes or stories sometimes mention violence for laughs. Nobody is hurt in any realistic way.

Swearing runs through the uncut episodes, including frequent f-words, s-words and British terms like arse. UK broadcasts air after the 9 p.m. watershed with strong language warnings. Official bleeped edits on YouTube remove most of it.

Plenty of innuendo and crude jokes about sex and body parts, and some later series lean further into sex talk. Comic partial nudity turns up now and then, such as a contestant crouching nearly naked in a cupboard. No sex scenes.

Contestants and hosts sometimes joke or tell stories about drinking and drug use, including marijuana. The guides we read describe this as talk rather than anything shown.

Nothing scary. The only tension is a ticking clock and the host's mock-stern judging, which is played entirely for laughs.