Parents guide

There are multiple scenes of a man who lusts over a woman because she produces breast milk.

The show features numerous scenes of graphic sexual content. This includes 2 scenes of porn, multiple sex scenes, and a few instances of graphic male and female nudity.

Stormfront and Homelander have 2 graphic sex scenes. One shows multiple shots of them in different positions while they're fighting. He then lasers her breasts and she enjoys it. But another scene shows Stormfront masturbating Homelander and then they start to have sex.

Popclaw with a sexual outfit gets cunnilingus performed on her by sitting on a man's face. She starts thrusting on it and when she climaxes, she gets agitated and applies pressure to the man's head bursting it open. She realizes this later, but his brains are already all over the floor. Very graphic.

Two men attempt to rape a woman but they are stopped.

Early on in one season, a 'supe' orgy shows people with superheroes having sex graphically. This is shown for a few minutes as people have a conversation in the building.

Starlight gets a costume that is much more sexual than she would like, but she is forced to wear it.

In S2, a TV shows a naked woman with her bare buttocks close up.

A supe turns into a naked female & has sex with a male senator. The naked female blindfolds the male senator & sexually rides him while displaying female breast nudity. Before they climax, the supe turns back into a man. Their sex is recorded & this video is shown later displaying the same female breast nudity again. No male nudity.

A woman goes into a room and gets sexually assaulted by a superhero.

THE BOYS(SEASON 1)Not recommended for people under 16 years old: Extreme Violence, Sexual Content, Nudity, Illegal Drugs and Inappropriate Language.

THE BOYS(SEASON 2) Not recommended for people under 18 years old: Extreme Violence, Sexual Content, Nudity, Impacting Content, Inappropriate Language.

THE BOYS(SEASON 3) Not recommended for people under 18 years old: Extreme Violence, Explicit Sex, Drugs, Inappropriate Language and Impacting Content.

THE BOYS(SEASON 4) Not recommended for people under 18 years old: Extreme Violence, Sexual Content, Inappropriate Language and Impacting Content.

The Female breaks Mesmer's limb.

A woman attacks and kills a group of men in various ways, each of them are very graphic and bloody, including her ripping a man's face off cleanly.

A-Train gets hit in the leg and blood is shown all around his leg.

One supe blows up in a building and kills many people.

Homelander kills a bunch of people in a building. Very graphic and a bit disturbing.

The Female gets attacked by a man in a building but when she escapes, her nails are shown with blood on them.

Constant and pervasive profanity used throughout every single episode. Words like "fuck," "cunt," "shit," "asshole," "twat," "bitch," "dick" etc. are all said repeatedly.

Racial slurs and jokes are used.

The N-word was used 1 time in Season 1.

"Cunt" is mainly said by Butcher throughout almost every episode.

Season 1: 400 F-Words, 23 C-Words, Season 2: 373 F-Words, 29 C-Words, Season 3: 474 F-Words, 21 C-Words, Season 4: 520 F-Words, 22 C-Words. Therefore in total, there are 1763 F and 95 C-words. However, this is not the only profanity, racial slurs & more minor swearing is used even more often. See the points above. In conclusion, this is one of the most profane shows of all time.

Each season is more profane than the previous one.

The show contains strong language just as The Sopranos, South Park, and Big Mouth.

Season 3 has much more profanity than the previous two seasons.

The word "cunt" is used by a character in each episode of the series, but the word is not used in a derogatory or offensive manner. It is used by an British character who uses it for comedic effect. It is occasionally used by other characters for similar comedic effect.

The most frequent swears are fuck, cunt and shit.

A woman injects herself with a drug as if it were heroin.

Frenchie offers Hughie a candy flip, a combination of LSD and MDMA. Hughie declines so Frenchie takes it and then rolls and smokes a joint.

Most drug use in this series is either implied drug use or usuage of a fictional drug.

The drug use is fairly frequent but it is never really condoned or glorified.

In Season 3, there are some party scenes where cocaine is consumed.

Season 3 contains way more drug use.

There are vapes and cigarettes used throughout the show.

Drinking throughout. Cigarette smoking and vaping throughout. Marijuana is smoked occasionally. Many scenes of cocaine use. A man takes LSD. Another takes magic mushrooms. Another smokes a cigarette laced with ketamine. Some MDMA use. A man snorts amphetamines. Another man takes an enema filled with heroin. There are scenes where a few characters snort what are implied to be opiates and benzodiazepines. Rohypnol is used to incapacitate a man. A man laces cookies with carfentanyl.

There is vaping and smoking used throughout this show.

Web-Weaver is a junkie and is seen high in one scene, and firecracker calls him a Junkie and says he'd do anything for his fix.

The entire series as a whole is EXTREMELY intense, and there are a ton of scenes that can (and probably will) make viewers emotional. The show's violence is graphic, bloody, and it is shown in all detail. But at the same time, it is quite stylized and a bit over the top. Therefore not as intense or disturbing, more comedic than dramatic.

There is a scene where Homelander and Maeve attempt to rescue a plane that was hijacked. Some mistakes are made and the events that follow are quite upsetting to watch.

The character Homelander is an extremely frightening and disturbing presence, being a narcissistic, psychotic and sadistic megalomaniac with the mental and emotional maturity of a grade school bully who pleasures himself in hurting others. As such, any scene with him can be very intense.

There are some graphically violent scenes that can be disturbing to watch.

Stormfront's backstory may upset or frighten viewers.

Hughie is shown to be suffering from severe PTSD, which has been triggered by the violent and gruesome death of his girlfriend, Robin. The depiction is quite raw and realistic, and it may be disturbing.

The whole show is incredibly violent and explicit.

The show can get very emotional and sad at times.

The deaths may be intense or disturbing for some viewers.

Butcher's childhood is very sad and hard to watch.