Somebody (2022) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

This season contains frequent and graphic sexual content. There are multiple scenes of consensual sexual intercourse, often explicit with full female frontal nudity (briefly shown breast and pubic hair) and male rear nudity, as well as clear depictions of sexual acts. There are also scenes depicting implied sexual assault, sexual coercion, and sexual violence, though the most graphic aspects are implied rather than explicitly shown.

Violence is strong and graphic, including depictions of murder, stabbings, and severe beatings. Blood and gore are frequently visible, such as bloodied bodies, wounds, and aftermath of violent acts. The series also features elements of psychological torture and menacing behavior, creating an atmosphere of constant threat and dread.

Strong language, including f-bombs and other expletives, is used frequently throughout the season, particularly during moments of stress, anger, or sexual encounters. This includes both spoken dialogue and on-screen text messages.

Characters are seen drinking alcohol in social settings like bars and clubs, sometimes to intoxication. One character smokes cigarettes frequently. There are no depictions of illegal drug use.

The series explores dark themes including psychological manipulation, predatory behavior, cyberbullying, loneliness, grief, and mental illness. The primary theme involves a serial killer using a dating app to find and victimize people, leading to disturbing portrayals of power dynamics, obsession, and the breakdown of human connection. The psychological torment and trauma experienced by victims and protagonist are central.