The Almighty Johnsons (2011) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is explicit and frequent. This includes prolonged scenes of sexual intercourse with thrusting, moaning, and partial nudity (buttocks, bare breasts). There are multiple instances of full frontal female nudity from the side or back, and suggestive situations, including a character temporarily transforming into a woman and exploring newfound sexuality. Conversations often revolve around sexual acts, relationships, and promiscuity.

Mild to moderate violence occurs, usually in the context of arguments or supernatural confrontations. This includes brief scuffles, pushing, punching (sometimes non-graphic, sometimes with minor blood shown), and occasional magical or supernatural attacks which are not graphically depicted. One character is hit by a car, leading to injuries, and there are threats of violence, though rarely carried out with graphic results.

Strong language is often used, including frequent uses of 'f**k,' 'sh*t,' and 'prick,' particularly from the older Johnson brothers. The language is conversational and reflects the characters' frustration and informal interactions. Instances of milder profanity are also common.

Alcohol use is pervasive throughout this season, with characters frequently drinking socially in bars, at home, and to cope with stress; visible intoxication is common. Drug use becomes more prominent, with characters like Ty engaging in heavy cocaine abuse, shown snorting lines and acting erratically. There is also mention of other recreational drugs, and plotlines involve drug dealers and the consequences of addiction.

This season explores themes of destiny, family obligation, and the struggle to understand one's identity and purpose when burdened by extraordinary powers. It also touches on complex romantic relationships, betrayal, and the moral dilemmas associated with immortality and divine influence. Bereavement over a past family death is a background element, influencing character motivations.