The Summer I Turned Pretty: parents' guide

Brief and realistic: young men brawl at parties, a girl is accidentally hit and bruised, a mother slaps her daughter, and a car crash puts a character in the hospital with a feared brain injury. A brief close-up of a bloody wound.

Frequent. Plugged In counted from 5 to more than 20 f-words in each episode of seasons 2 and 3, plus many s-words, "bitch," "slut," "asshole," one use of the n-word, frequent misuse of God's name and a middle finger.

Lots of kissing and making out. Several couples, including the teen and college-age leads, are shown in bed before or after sex in underwear or with bare shoulders, and one flashback briefly shows sexual movement. Cheating, sexual teasing and sex talk are common.

Teens and adults drink heavily, sometimes with fake IDs, and a mother allows underage drinking at a party. Characters smoke pot, use a bong and eat THC gummies, two moms share a joint, and people drive after drinking.

No real scares, but a lot of grief: a beloved character's cancer diagnosis, decline and death hit the family hard, and a car crash and a sudden collapse cause worry. Season 3 includes joking references to murder and suicide.