Strip Law

In Season 1, Episode 1, "Finally, a Show About Lawyers," Lincoln Gumb visits a male strip club where an announcer declares, "Ladies, gay and bi dudes and everyone else—sexuality is a spectrum." A pride flag is prominently displayed in the club's background. The animation also focuses on the partially clothed genitals of the male dancers during their performances.

The violence in 'Strip Law' includes scenes where characters are depicted exploding into bursts of blood. Additionally, there is a casual mention of Lincoln's mother being decapitated after being hit by a truck. A shooting range is depicted where patrons can target live cattle, and a man attempts suicide, with the gun being wrestled from his hands.

The series includes repeated scenes set inside strip clubs, featuring partial female nudity (topless animated dancing, sometimes pixelated) and sexually suggestive performances. Dialogue frequently references sex work, exploitation, adult relationships, and contains sexual jokes and innuendo. For example, Sheila Flambé asks Lincoln to help her "expunge [her] lewdness charge," and a character's bare rear is exposed during implied off-screen oral sex.

Strong language is common throughout the series, including uses of 'a--', 'b--ch', 'h--', 'd--n', 'd--k', and 'p--s'. God's name is used in vain twice. The overall cadence of the show is described as characters disgorging "profane inanities."

Characters are shown casually drinking alcohol, and Lincoln Gumb becomes inebriated. He also ingests pills, won from a slot machine, which cause him to hallucinate. A bar called the "I H8 God" bar is visited, and a store advertises itself as a smoke shop. One episode features a town becoming perpetually drunk due to poisoned drinking water from bar run-off.

Lincoln Gumb, despite being an uptight lawyer, is forced to adapt to the chaotic and irreverent nature of Las Vegas legal proceedings, which involves challenging traditional legal decorum. The show's creator states it aims to satirize Vegas's reputation as "the one place where you can do whatever." The dialogue contains "profane inanities" and a general tone of hyper-confidence and snark that dismisses conventional rules.

An entire episode is noted for "tossing out religious quips at Christianity's expense." Characters on Lincoln's team actively try to convince someone named Dilterton "to walk away from Christianity, enticing him with girls, drugs and more." Other examples include a bar named "I H8 God" and a Catholic man calling Lincoln an "atheist devil worshipper." An episode also parodies the 'boy who saw Heaven' story, including a live-action trailer for a faith-based film featuring an "atheistic Lincoln" snorting cocaine.