Parents guide

References to "putting a P in the V" in the Disney+ version. The Disney Channel version does not contain this reference.

A character asks "Who invited the party virgins?" Both versions contain this line.

A reference is made to a teenage boy "hooking up" with a girl over the summer in the Disney+ version. In the Disney Channel version, this is changed to "hanging out".

A reference is made to Revenge of the Nerds having the hero nerd trick a girl into believing he's her boyfriend so she'll have sex with him in the Disney+ version. In the Disney Channel version, this is changed to "go out with him."

A teenage girl walks in on a teenage boy lying on a couch; after talking, it is revealed another boy is underneath him. While both the boys are fully clothed, the implication is they are making out on the couch.

It's a really good movie no nude no nothing just two ppl proving the theory opposite attracts.

The Disney+ version contains 1 use of 'dumbass', 3 uses of 'damn', 5 uses of 'hell', and 2 uses of 'crap' and 'freaking'. The Disney Channel version contains only one use each of 'hell', 'crap', and 'freaking'.

Not so much profanity as there's vulgar language not suitable for all ages.

Reference to having been to a party with alcohol.

A party scene is seen with teenage characters drinking alcohol, as a girl complains of their excessive alcohol use. The words "trashed", "hammered", and "faded" are incidentally used. The Disney Channel version removes the word "trashed." The scene is around the same length in both versions.

There are some scenes that are sad and somewhat intense especially if you care for the characters alot, however it's not anything too bad for co-viewing.