Fairly Legal (2011) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Mild sexual innuendo and suggestive dialogue are present. Romantic tension develops between characters, with kissing and embracing shown. One episode mentions that a landlord is having an affair, and in "Finale," a lesbian couple is fired for fraternizing, implying a sexual relationship without explicit details. There is no nudity or explicit sexual content.

Violence is minimal and mostly implied or discussed rather than depicted directly. In "What They Seem," police brutality is a central theme, with a victim claiming injury, but the actual incident is not shown. There is no graphic violence or gore.

Mild language is used throughout the season, including words like "damn" and "hell." Stronger expletives are rare but may occur in moments of frustration, typically without being used in a graphic or offensive context. God's name is occasionally used in exasperation.

Occasional background drinking is shown at social events or in bars. In "Gimme Shelter," a tenant is identified as a drug dealer, and drugs are a plot point though not seen on-screen. No characters are depicted using illicit drugs or excessively consuming alcohol.

The season explores various mature themes, including workplace discrimination, corporate negligence, police brutality, and complex ethical dilemmas in the legal system. Personal themes of divorce, romantic relationships, infidelity, and career identity are prominent. Kate's personal investment in her cases often highlights socio-economic injustices.

No standout scary moments have been catalogued for Fairly Legal yet. Because this title is recommended for younger kids, sign up to get community-flagged jump scares, tense scenes, and startling imagery as parents submit them.