High Potential

1. The show 'covers violent crimes, including murder'. For instance, a professional gamer, Declan Harper, is poisoned and dies after being struck by a speeding car while hallucinating. 2. While featuring 'some blood and on-screen deaths,' the series 'doesn't dwell on explicit violence,' preferring to use 'crime scene photos instead'. An example includes the discovery of a missing victim's blood-covered clothes next to a sword, implying a violent act rather than visually depicting it graphically.

1. The show states 'no sex or nudity so far,' with the most explicit being 'implied sex'. In one scene, the narrative focuses on 'a man in the bathtub, but nothing will be shown on screen.' 2. The series contains 'some sexualized humor,' such as a comedic reference to a 'bondage freak,' which is intended as a lighthearted joke rather than explicit sexual content.

1. The 'worst word used in terms of profanity has been “Jesus” so far,' indicating the use of the Lord's name in vain. Additionally, a character is shown 'flipping the finger'. 2. The series may include 'uses of “hell” and “damn” in future episodes,' which are considered standard for this type of drama, and some 'three “h” words' have been noted.

1. Characters are depicted 'drinks alcohol at a celebration'. In one opening scene, a 'drunk woman' is shown before her implied kidnapping. 2. A professional gamer character, Declan Harper, is portrayed as having a 'burgeoning addiction' to video games, which factors into the circumstances of his death.

1. The show features 'violent crimes, including murder,' and while the tone is light, certain content such as 'blood and on-screen deaths' may be unsettling. An opening scene depicts a 'drunk woman who walks past a white van and disappears, implying she was kidnapped,' with a later flashback showing her 'abducted by a man using chloroform.' 2. In one episode, the LAPD is 'held hostage by friends of a recently convicted man,' creating a suspenseful and life-threatening situation for the main characters.

1. Morgan 'unintentionally rearranges crucial evidence' at crime scenes, a blatant disregard for police protocol, even if done to correctly solve cases. 2. Morgan's character is characterized by her 'boundary-breaking tendencies' and 'unconventional knack for solving crimes,' leading to frequent clashes with her initially reluctant and 'by-the-book' partner, Detective Karadec.

1. The main character, Morgan, 'wears a cross necklace,' and the series 'promotes family life and responsibility' with themes centering on justice. 2. Despite these elements, Morgan 'makes an inaccurate, mocking, statement about how churches are built,' and the 'Lord's name [is] used in vain' in the dialogue.