Parents guide

Some kissing and groping between characters. Sexual innuendo and suggestive dancing.

A beatnik encourages teenagers to "take off our clothes and smoke reefer" (they refuse).

Two young couples make out in an alley for a long period of time. One girl talks about going to second, meaning second base. Although they are in the dark, you may still notice them off to the side. (no nudity)

Some very mild violence.

There is a riot scene which contains some unrealistic, over-the-top violence.

A teenage girl is given electric shock treatments.

A fistfight leaves Link in a wheelchair, but there's nothing graphic and no blood.

The ableist word "r*****s" is dropped.

Some mild language (e.g. "whore", "asshole") as well as some use of "queer" and "Negro". 1 use of shit

A woman offers a group of teenagers some "reefer".

A woman appears to be using a joint in order to ignite an object.

Teenagers are offered alcohol, but they don't take them.

Corny Collins drinks from a bottle of liquor when off-camera from his show.

Contains discrimination, segregation and mental illness themes, all presented in a light-hearted and satirical fashion. The film largely revolves around a TV show where "colored" persons are not allowed. Such behavior is not condoned throughout the film.

A middle-aged woman panics when she finds herself in a neighborhood dominated by African-Americans. When she screams for a police officer and realize he is African-American, she screams in terror.

A "race riot" ensues when non-whites are denied access to a carnival.