
Rocco Schiavone (2016) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
Weed smoking, foulmouthed Rocco Schiavone is an offbeat Deputy Commissioner of the State Police. For disciplinary reasons he is transferred to the Alpine town of Aosta, far from his beloved Rome. The sophisticated but cranky Roman despises the mountains, the cold, and the provincial locals as much as he disdains his superiors and their petty rules. But he loves solving crimes.
TV-MA • 2016 • 6 seasons
This Italian crime drama earns its mature rating primarily for pervasive substance use and strong, constant profanity. The protagonist, Deputy Commissioner Rocco Schiavone, is a habitual marijuana smoker, and his near-constant use of joints is a central character trait depicted casually in almost every scene. The English subtitles are filled with frequent and strong language, including uses of "f--k" and other severe profanities. The… Sign up for the full guide
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Is Rocco Schiavone appropriate for kids?
This Italian crime drama earns its mature rating primarily for pervasive substance use and strong, constant profanity. The protagonist, Deputy Commissioner Rocco Schiavone, is a habitual marijuana smoker, and his near-constant use of joints is a central character trait depicted… Read more — free account
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Sex and nudity in Rocco Schiavone
Sexual content is moderate. There are instances of implied sexual activity off-screen and some passionate kissing. Characters discuss sexual relationships and affairs. Brief, non-graphic nudity may occur in the context of intimate scenes, usually suggestive rather than explicit. The focus is on adult relationships and their complexities rather than explicit depictions.
Violence and gore in Rocco Schiavone
Violence is moderate, primarily revolving around crime scenes and the consequences of criminal acts. This includes depictions of murder victims, often shown with some blood or signs of struggle, though rarely graphic. Conflicts can involve physical altercations, threats, or the use of firearms, but explicit gore is generally avoided. The focus is more on the investigation and aftermath rather than graphic details.
Language in Rocco Schiavone
The language in this season is strong and pervasive, consistent with previous seasons. Profanity, including f-bombs and other strong curse words, is frequently used in dialogue, particularly by Rocco Schiavone, reflecting his cynical and exasperated personality. Insults and crude language are common in stressful situations or casual conversations among characters.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Rocco Schiavone
Pervasive substance use continues to be a defining characteristic of Schiavone. Rocco himself frequently smokes joints and cigarettes, often lighting up multiple times per scene, and drinks alcohol (wine, whiskey) regularly, sometimes to cope with stress. Other characters are also shown smoking and drinking frequently, often in social or professional settings. There is no depiction of drug abuse or addiction beyond Schiavone's habitual marijuana use.
Mature themes in Rocco Schiavone
This season delves into mature themes such as grief, loss, corruption, and the complexities of human morality. Rocco continues to grapple with the death of his wife and past traumas, which influence his decisions and worldview. The show addresses themes of justice and injustice, the impact of crime on individuals, and the ethical compromises characters make under pressure. Mental strain and personal struggles are recurring thematic elements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rocco Schiavone appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Rocco Schiavone is best for ages 17+. It's rated TV-MA. This Italian crime drama earns its mature rating primarily for pervasive substance use and strong, constant profanity. The protagonist, Deputy Commissioner Rocco Schiavone, is a habitual marijuana smoker, and his…
What age rating does Rocco Schiavone have?
Rocco Schiavone is rated TV-MA. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 17+.
What is Rocco Schiavone about?
This Italian crime drama earns its mature rating primarily for pervasive substance use and strong, constant profanity. The protagonist, Deputy Commissioner Rocco Schiavone, is a habitual marijuana smoker, and his near-constant use of joints is a central character trait depicted casually in almost every scene. The…
How many seasons does Rocco Schiavone have?
Rocco Schiavone has 6 seasons covered in this parent guide. Sign up to see a season-by-season breakdown.
Is there sex or nudity in Rocco Schiavone?
Our reviewers didn't note meaningful sexual content across Rocco Schiavone.
How violent is Rocco Schiavone?
Violence isn't a standout concern across Rocco Schiavone per our reviewers.
Is the language in Rocco Schiavone appropriate for kids?
Strong language isn't flagged across Rocco Schiavone.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Rocco Schiavone?
Drug, alcohol, and smoking depictions are minimal across Rocco Schiavone.
What mature themes appear in Rocco Schiavone?
Heavy thematic material isn't a defining feature of Rocco Schiavone.
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