Parents guide

Some suggestive dialogue. A documentary crew consisting of a female interviewer and a male camera operator follows the crew aboard the Rocinante. When Amos proves difficult to interview, the woman attempts to seduce him, saying he may be more talkative after sex, but he refuses. In a later scene, the camera man, too, attempts to seduce Amos, and he, too, fails.

A man alone in space exchanges multiple video recordings with his girlfriend. He tells her she'll be "banging" a champion when he returns. In a response, she wears a low-cut shirt, and a man appears in the background wearing only a thong; he is shown mostly from the side, and partially from the front. Later, she sends another message in which she says she will wait for him to return; the camera cuts away from the video, and it's suggested that she reveals her breasts.

A man is shown spontaneously exploding with blood and gore shown in graphic detail. This scene is referenced again in multiple future episode recaps.

A man discovers a bomb aboard a ship. The woman who planted it, who has displayed anxiety throughout the episode, finds him looking at the bomb. She appears to break a false tooth in her mouth, then proceeds to attack the man; the fight ends in her lifting him and ramming his head multiple times into the wall, damaging it and covering it in blood. She throws down the dead man, then collapses herself.

The captain aboard a ship has a drug dealer kicked across the floor before a large crowd, and thrown into an airlock. Little blood. She nearly has the man blown out into space, but she is talked out of it. The drug dealer is released, and he stumbles away in pain.

A few instances of f*** and s*** in the episode.

A woman witnesses two men make a drug deal. One of the men later dies in a spacecraft and his death is blamed on the presence of drugs in his system. Later, a drug supplier is captured and released. Many workers voluntarily turn in their contraband afterward.