WandaVision: parents' guide

Starts with almost no violence, then builds to superhero fights, magic blasts and heavy destruction. Flashbacks show a bomb killing young Wanda's parents, a bullet-riddled corpse and Vision's death; a coven is drained of life, and children are choked by magic.

Very mild: damn, hell, bastard, "kick ass" and an unfinished crude word, plus occasional uses of God's name. Several episodes have no cursing at all.

The married leads kiss, cuddle and slip under the covers with the lights out, and the retro scripts include innuendo, a pregnancy joke and talk of a high libido. A few low-cut and form-fitting outfits; no nudity.

Wine at dinners, a neighbor pulling a flask from her purse, and a joke about getting through things sober. Vision acts tipsy after swallowing gum, played for laughs.

The cheerful sitcom world glitches in unsettling ways, a faceless figure climbs from a manhole, one scene plays like a horror film, and the family dog dies offscreen. The finale shows Wanda's young sons choked by magic and dwells on her losses.