Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule (2010) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

The season contains strong, crude, and recurring sexual content, primarily through explicit discussions and innuendo rather than visual depiction. Characters, especially Jan and Wayne Skylar, frequently discuss their sexual relationship in graphic detail, including references to masturbation and anal sex. Dr. Brule often misinterprets or clumsily attempts to explain sexual topics, leading to uncomfortable humor.

Mild but graphic self-inflicted violence occurs when Dr. Steve accidentally cuts off his own finger, shown with close-ups of the severed digit and bleeding wound. Another scene involves Dr. Steve biting into a lollipop, resulting in blood and teeth coming out of his mouth. Casino guards are implied to have broken Dr. Steve's legs off-screen.

Mild profanity is used infrequently, sometimes bleeped, and typically part of the show's chaotic and awkward style. Dr. Brule occasionally uses crude or nonsensical terms, but harsh or explicit language is not a recurring feature specific to this season.

Alcohol consumption is present, often leading to Dr. Brule's visible intoxication and graphically depicted vomiting in one episode. Other substances, such as a hallucinogen, are consumed by Dr. Brule, leading to disoriented behavior, which is generally portrayed for comedic effect without glorification.

The season explores themes of social ineptitude, mental fragility, and the darker underbelly of interpersonal relationships. The overall tone is one of discomfort and awkwardness, with Dr. Brule often revealing his guests' personal struggles and anxieties in a public forum. The final episode, "Crime," deals with themes of criminality and punishment.