Everything Will Be Fine (2021) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual situations are implied and discussed, focusing on infidelity and marital intimacy issues. There are scenes of suggestive dancing and characters in various states of undress (e.g., in underwear, post-coital scenes with sheets strategically placed), but no explicit nudity or sexual acts are shown. Kissing and passionate embraces are present.

Violence is minimal and non-graphic. There is a car crash resulting from drunk driving, which leaves characters shaken but not seriously injured. Arguments can be verbally aggressive but do not escalate to physical violence.

Strong language is very frequent. English and Spanish expletives are used interchangeably, including 'f***,' 's***,' 'b****,' 'a******,' and variations of 'p***y.' Sexual expletives are also common, particularly during arguments between Ruy and Julia.

Alcohol is frequently consumed by the main characters, often to excess, particularly Ruy. In one instance, Ruy crashes a car while heavily intoxicated. Casual social drinking is also common throughout the series.

The series heavily explores themes of marital breakdown, infidelity, co-parenting challenges, gender roles, and societal expectations. Andrea experiences significant emotional distress due to her parents' separation, leading to her running away from home. Misogyny and the struggles of women in the workplace are also recurring topics.