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Sex & Nudity
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- Some sexual terminology, phrases like "rape", "semen", "sexual abuse", etc.
- The episode features a little girl, comatose, who was allegedly raped and left for dead.
- Some mild innuendo.
- The words "rape" and "molestation" can be clearly seen during the show's credits (intro with theme song").
Violence & Gore
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- Detective Munch guiltily recalls an event when he was a teenager, where he used to see a little girl with bruises and blood standing there watching him. In tears, he admits to Olivia that he never tried to help her until it was too late and the girl's mother murdered her by throwing her through a plate-glass window. Munch gets very invested in the case and is visibly traumatized by the thought of what the current child endured. He reads her storybooks and gives her a stuffed lion doll while she's unconscious.
- A mother tells Detective Munch about how she attacked and beat up her daughter because "she wouldn't stop crying". Munch is disturbed by this but plays along with her as a sympathizer.
- Most of the cop characters have guns or gun belts.
- The TV show's intro displays the various actors from the show, mixed in with black-and-white shots of traumatized rape victims.
- A boy admits to wanting attention and hating his little sister.
Profanity
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- Some sexual terminology (see above).
- People are accused of being "perverts" and "pedophiles".
- "damn", "oh god", "oh lord" are all said.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- none.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Munch's traumatizing story he tells Olivia is very sad and disturbing, and will likely upset some viewers.
- The idea of an adult raping a little girl and a mother beating her up just to silence her, might bother some viewers.
