Partners in Crime (2015) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is minimal but present. In one episode, scenes take place in what is clearly a brothel, where women are shown in their underwear, though no nudity is depicted. There is implied flirting and romantic tension between characters.

Violence is moderate, often implied or briefly depicted. The series features moments of peril where characters are threatened or attacked. A man threatens a woman, stuffs paper into her mouth, and stabs a wall near her head. A character is shown hanged (off-screen, but the body is seen). A man is suffocated with a chokehold and has his neck broken by adversaries, with other men observing.

Language is generally mild. A character uses the word 'bitch' once. Otherwise, the dialogue is free of strong profanity, consisting mainly of period-appropriate mild exclamations.

There is moderate substance use. Tommy and Tuppence, along with many other characters, are frequently seen drinking alcohol at social gatherings, restaurants, and at home. Tommy is depicted as drunk after a night out. Tuppence often smokes cigarettes. These depictions reflect the period setting and are shown as commonplace.

The series explores themes of espionage and betrayal, putting the main characters in constant danger. There are intense and suspenseful scenes involving threats to life and state secrets. The overarching theme involves uncovering dangerous conspiracies, which leads to frightening and tense situations for the protagonists.