Bullet/Bullet
In an apocalyptic future, Gear and his crew are on the run after swiping classified government data. But even they can’t outrun the content issues that speed through each episode.
Untamed
This murder mystery set in Yosemite National Park can feel a bit untamed itself, with unexpectedly dark themes and subject matter.
Foundation
Apple TV+’s take on Isaac Asimov classic sci-fi series takes some unwanted liberties with the source material.
Dexter: Resurrection
Violence and explicit images remain at the forefront of Dexter: Resurrection, which continues the murderous protagonist’s story.
Such Brave Girls
What tries to be a fearless depiction of mental health issues becomes an uncomfortable experience with little morality to be found.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
After losing his family to a demon attack, Tanjiro Kamado joins the Demon Slayer Corps to seek his revenge.
Too Much
It’s low-hanging fruit to say that Too Much is, in terms of content, too much. But sometimes, low-hanging fruit is just the best choice.
Smoke
Where there’s smoke, there’s going to be fire. And where there’s Apple TV’s ‘Smoke,’ there’s going to be content issues.
Countdown
In Prime’s Countdown, Nathan Blythe assembles a task force of misfits to investigate and halt a conspiracy that puts all of Los Angeles in jeopardy.
Squid Game
Netflix might not have banked on Squid Game being its most popular show ever. But it sure knew it wanted it bloody.