I Love Dick (2016) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

This season contains frequent and graphic sexual content, including full frontal nudity (male and female), explicit sexual discussions, and depictions of sexual situations. Chris's letters to Dick are highly sexual in nature. One character, Toby, is shown completely nude repeatedly, including explicit shots of her genitals. There are montages of strippers featuring graphic female full frontal nudity, including specific detail of genitals, and a scene where a woman uses a speculum on herself while nude.

There is no physical violence, gore, or threats of bodily harm depicted throughout the first season. The series focuses entirely on intellectual and emotional dynamics within an artistic community, maintaining a non-violent atmosphere. Any tension presented is strictly psychological or interpersonal in nature, rooted in the characters' complex obsessions.

Frequent strong profanity is used throughout the season, including multiple uses of 'f**k,' 'sh*t,' and other expletives. Characters use offensive language in both frustration and casual conversation, and it is a common element of the dialogue.

Characters are frequently seen drinking alcohol, typically wine or beer, in social settings and at meals. There are scenes of characters smoking cigarettes. No illicit drug use is depicted or implied.

The series deeply explores themes of female desire, artistic obsession, marital crisis, identity, and the male gaze. Chris's psychological state and her unraveling marriage are central. Themes of feminism and artistic expression are also prominent.