Parents Guide for
"Community" (2009) More at IMDbPro »

Dialogue is present on the subject of sex and relationships and couples are shown post coitus several times putting clothes back on.

Pierce talks a few times about buying hookers and other companionship (jokingly).

There are a lot of love triangles and love interests in the show, but nothing visually graphic. There are fairly frequent jokes about sex though. Jeff and Brita are very amorous and "hook up" with a lot of people throughout. They talk about these situations with some mild "off color" dialogue. Nothing too bad.

A character has a pregnancy scare and her tryst with another character is discussed. Also, her husband is cheating with a "stripper" (never shown).

Jeff plays billiards naked in Season one and the camera shows about as much skin as possible without getting graphic

Very little fighting and violence in the show (other than the occasional slapstick). There have been two paintball episodes

In one scene (played for comedy) annie trips causing liquor bottles to break and annie purse hitting the ground pulling the trigger and shooting pierce(you can breifly see the blood gushing out of his leg). Britta then drops a ciggarete in shock a causes a fire

Minor.

Sexual Dialogue is present as are references to gentialia

Pierce says very racist things (he is completely oblivious to this, and they are said for comedic purposes)

Not a lot. Some social drinking here and there. One episode revolves around a "drunk phone call" and the characters get super drunk.

Another character is regularly mentioned as being a drug dealer.

In season 3 a character steals supplies from the biology lab for a meth lab in the trunk of his car. Later this character supposedly dies when someone rear ends his car and the meth lab explodes.

A halloween episode has everyone stumbling around like Zombies and trying to eat each other. Otherwise nothing I can think of.

NOTE: There is a lot of jokes and talk about religion. They don't particularly focus on one, but it could "offend" the easily offended in that department.