What is a Content Warning?
The best way to describe a Content Warning is to consider it a “heads up.” A warning can communicate to an audience member that there may be certain depictions, or conversations, in an art piece that could be inappropriate or triggering for themselves.
On our Show Listings page, you’ll find icons that indicate production’s specific Content Warnings. Below you will find details of what each icon means.
ICON |
DESCRIPTION |
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Mature Language |
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Violence |
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Smoking |
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Sexual Content |
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Nudity |
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Firearms |
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Fog |
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Flashing |
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Audience Participation |
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Abrupt Loud Noise |
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Mental Health |
SHOW RATINGS
These icons are indications of what age range the show is appropriate for.
ICON |
DESCRIPTION |
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Intended to be viewable by all ages. No “bad” stuff like profanity, drug use, sex, or nudity. |
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While the show may still be alright for children, there could be mild profanity or violence. |
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Intended to be appropriate for teens – there may be profanity, violence and light talk of sex or drug use. |
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May contain any/all of the following: violence, drug abuse, sexuality, profanity, nudity, or other adult themes (among other things). |
DETAILED CONTENT ADVICE – coming soon
While content warnings can be incredibly helpful, they can’t communicate exactly what to look out for. Shows that have content that need a bit more explanation are listed below. Please note: the below detailed content advice for specific shows could include spoilers.