As We See It (2022) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is mild to moderate, featuring discussions about sex, dating, and relationships. There are some suggestive conversations and intimate moments, including kissing. One storyline involves a character expressing a desire to have sex and a brief, ungraphic depiction of foreplay not leading to intercourse. Nudity is absent.

Violence is largely absent. There are no graphic depictions of physical violence or gore. Emotional conflicts and verbal arguments comprise the most intense interactions, rather than physical altercations.

Strong language is frequent, including multiple uses of 'fuck,' 'shit,' 'bitch,' and 'asshole.' Characters often use profanity in moments of frustration, anger, or general conversation, reflecting a realistic adult environment.

Mild substance use is present throughout, escalating to moderate in later episodes. Characters occasionally drink alcohol, usually casually, but one character, Violet, experiments with edibles in a few episodes and displays mild intoxication. There are discussions around drug use as a topic without direct depiction of hard drugs.

Prominent themes include the challenges of social interaction, loneliness, anxiety, and self-acceptance, particularly from the perspective of neurodivergent individuals. Family issues, career struggles, and the difficulties of navigating adult relationships are central. Illness and parental death are also significant themes impacting characters' emotional states.