Parents guide

Adam's grandfather Pops, although a very nice person, was a ladies man womanizer

Sometimes his grandpa gives Adam suggestive advice

Kissing between couples shown in some episodes

Adam says "balls" a lot

Characters talk about making out but it's not usually shown. Sometimes characters share passionate kisses

Innuendos here and there, although not a lot, just on occasion

One episode has Beverly telling Erica to sing the song "Like a Virgin" because she says Erica is a virgin and then she says, "you are, right?" Before Erica can answer Beverly quickly says, "Don't answer that."

Some innuendos are more explicitly stated than others

In the "Dirty Dancing Dance" episode, many people begin to worry about the Dirty Dancing themed dance at school becoming too dirty. There are many suggestive conversations in this episode

At the end of the Spaceballs episode, Adam has a dream about having a light saber fight with Darth Helmet. They pull out their light sabers and Darth Helmet states, "I see your schwartz has grown." And Adam says, "yeah, I'm in high school now." Probably the most inappropriate thing you'll ever hear in the whole show

A large chandelier falls on someone's head. It's played for laughs and nothing is shown

Occasional things are broken or thrown

Mild profanity throughout. Brief strong language like "fuck" or "shit" are censored, some episodes have alot more swearing than others

In the "I Drank the Mold," episode, the main theme revolves around alcohol and underage drinking. It teaches a lesson about how it can get you into trouble

Alcohol is used in some episodes

It is usually implied that Erica (a teenage girl) drank beer, and sometimes it is shown.

Adam's love of movies on occasion leads to the inclusion of characters from more adult films. Most notably Alien and Freddy Krueger. These scenes may be a little intense for children.

though they are usually a loving family there can be heated arguments that lead to some loud screaming and occasional fist fights 'played for the good of humor and enjoyment of the audience '