Blocked (2015) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Frequent and candid discussions about sexual topics, relationships, and intimacy are common. Characters often make sexual jokes, discuss their sex lives (or lack thereof), comment on physical attractiveness, and allude to sexual acts. While there is no on-screen nudity or explicit sexual acts, the dialogue is very open and often crude regarding sexual matters. Episode 'La Baise de ta conception' explicitly discusses sex.

Violence is largely absent. There are no depictions of physical combat or graphic injury. Any mentions of violence are typically rhetorical, comedic, or in passing, without any visual representation or serious intent. For example, a character might humorously suggest an extreme, non-violent solution to a problem.

Pervasive and strong language is a defining characteristic of the series. Characters frequently use profanity, including f-bombs, s-words, and other common explicit terms, in almost every episode. This is central to the conversational and unscripted style of the show, used both for emphasis and as casual speech.

Occasional references to alcohol consumption, such as drinking beer or wine, and mild allusions to drug use are present. Characters sometimes discuss getting drunk or the effects of drugs, but on-screen use is minimal and not glorified. For instance, they might casually mention smoking weed or drinking heavily in past scenarios.

Mature themes are consistently explored, including existentialism, social anxieties, relationship struggles, the passage of time, and personal insecurities. Characters reflect on their lives, societal norms, and personal failings. The show touches on themes of identity, purpose, and the frustrations of adult life, often with a humorous but sometimes poignant tone. Discussions can involve mild anxieties or frustrations with life circumstances.