Him & Her (2010) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content consists primarily of strong innuendo, crude sexual discussions, and implied sexual activity. Steve and Becky are often depicted in bed, implying recent or impending sexual encounters, though no explicit nudity or acts are shown. There are frequent references to sex, body parts, and sexual acts within character conversations.

Violence is minimal and mostly implied or comedic. An incident involves an off-screen fight where characters seek revenge for a perceived assault, but the actual violence is only heard and not graphically depicted. There is no gore or severe physical harm shown.

Strong language is consistently present, with frequent use of expletives such as "f**k," "sh*t," "c**t," "bitch," and "a**hole" throughout conversations. The profanity is generally used for comedic effect or to express frustration and is an integral part of the characters' everyday dialogue.

Alcohol consumption is very frequent and a central part of the wedding setting. Characters are often seen drinking champagne, beer, and spirits. Some characters become noticeably intoxicated, leading to heightened emotions and poor decision-making among the wedding party and guests. There is no depiction of illicit drug use or tobacco.

The season deals with themes of commitment, secrets, infidelity, and the pressures of family expectations during a wedding. Becky’s secret about her pregnancy creates tension and fear of judgment. The breakdown of relationships and the emotional toll of difficult family dynamics are recurring undercurrents, particularly around the bride, Laura, and the groom, Paul.