Real Humans (2012) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

This season contains moderate sexual content. This includes scenes depicting sexual acts between humans and hubots, with movement and implied thrusting (though no explicit nudity). A "hubot strip club" is shown, featuring scantily clad hubots and humans engaging in sexual activity, some with partial nudity (waist up). There is one scene of attempted sexual assault where a character's clothing is torn, revealing part of a breast, but the act is interrupted.

Violence is strong in this season. It includes several murders, some with visible blood. One scene depicts a dead body being dismembered for disposal. Characters are actively hunted, attacked, and injured. There is an instance of a boy being beaten with a baseball bat, resulting in visible injury. Threats and confrontations are frequent.

The language in this season is generally mild. Occasional instances of words like "damn" or "hell" appear, but strong profanity is largely absent. Most dialogue focuses on plot and character development.

Mild alcohol use is depicted, primarily in social settings, with characters seen drinking wine or other alcoholic beverages. There is no significant portrayal of drug use or abuse.

The season delves into mature themes of identity, humanity, and prejudice as hubots gain more consciousness and rights. There are explorations of the fear of a 'hubot virus' leading to violence and discrimination against advanced hubots. Complex family dynamics, ethical dilemmas surrounding hubot rights, and the nature of consciousness are prominent.