Corner Gas Animated

There is a brief fantastical comic scene in which a unicorn stabs Bigfoot through the chest with its horn, accompanied by a brief blood spurt.

There are occasional moderate sex references, including a reference to an internet article on the different ways "blueberries improve your libido". There is a brief and undetailed reference to "graphic porn" on the internet.

There is close-up sight of blood spurts after men are attacked, bitten and, in one scene decapitated, by fantastical creatures.

There are brief, undetailed, sex references pertaining to a man comically being asked if calling his punching fist 'Mr Fister' is a good idea. Characters imply that the shape of the clouds looks like rabbits mating.

There are frequent moderate sex references and a scene of implied comic sex with brief buttock nudity.

There is a brief, comic scene of cocaine misuse in which a man enthusiastically snorts a line of cocaine during an imaginary scenario. Other moments include a child taking a sip from a bottle of cough syrup after failing a breathalyser test; an adult character displays worry and concern for the child. Drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

There is mild bad language ('crap, 'bastard', 'ass', 'hell', 'damn').

Mild sex references include a man being called a 'perv' for taking unwanted photos of people, including one man's crotch.

A female character imagines herself working undercover for the police; she is dressed as a streetwalker, and makes comments about “johns” and “tricks”. In another imagined situation, a woman poses nude for a painter, with an arm partially covering her breasts as she reclines on a sofa.

A woman expresses disgust when telling a character she is imagining him 'with a bit in his mouth', however, this reference is brief and undetailed. Other moments include a euphemistic pun about the size of a man's penis and a man mistakenly believing that his wife is having an affair.

There are verbal drug references, including to smoking marijuana and being "high". However, drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

Mild bad language includes the terms 'bastard', 'crap', 'God' and 'hell'.

Mild comic sex references include discussion of the nipples on the Batman suits worn by Val Kilmer and George Clooney in the 1990s films and a man briefly suggests including a prostitute in a new video game.

Scenes include use of mild bad language ('piss', 'ass') and even milder terms ('hell').

A man knowingly questions the use of of the term 'entering your special area'.

Characters watch footage of a pro-wrestling match including use of an improvised weapons and a body slam move, without any bloody injury detail. In another sequence, a former pro-wrestler is subsequently hit over the head with a chair and put into a headlock by his former professional nemesis.

There is an undetailed reference to a logo looking pornographic.

There is mild innuendo in relation to a concept for a show in which women bake while wearing bikinis. Song lyrics exposing a high school crush reference the smell of their hair, which is referred to as 'creepy' by another character.

There are occasional moderate references and innuendo throughout including a sequence in which a woman teases a character about his parent’s amorous behaviour, warning him that he could end up with a sibling if they don’t take precautions. Other moments include a man telling his wife he isn't wearing any underwear. There is a implied depiction of sexual activity between a married couple as a man notices a car rocking back and forth, however, the couple are just shown kissing inside the car.

Mild bad language occurs ('ass’), as well as implied very mild bad language ('OMG') and uses of very mild bad language such as 'damn' and 'hell'.

Moments of innuendo include a character pronouncing the word 'uranus' in a knowing manner.

A woman uses a screwdriver to fix a toaster which she mistakenly believes to already be unplugged. When another character plugs out a different appliance by mistake, the woman receives a brief electric shock. The behaviour is clearly condemned, reinforces cautionary messages and takes place within a comic context.

There is mild bad language ('son of a bitch'), as well as milder terms (for example, 'God, 'damn', 'hell).

There are also mild verbal sex references, which include a scene in which a woman calls a man "nutless".

In one scene, a man briefly swings a knife and slices off the front of a man's cap.

Toilet humour includes a man urinating in public, and a woman believing she hears a man breaking wind.

There is a fantastical comic scene in which a woman briefly bites a man's head off, accompanied by brief sight of blood in the aftermath. There is also a fantastical scene in which a woman breathes fire and reduces a man to ash, and another scene in which she repeatedly kicks a man.

Scenes include characters taking prescription painkillers that were not prescribed to them. A woman behaves erratically after accidentally consuming too many pills.

Moderate bad language occurs ('slut'), as well as milder terms including 'bastard', 'piss', 'screw', 'ass' and 'hell'.

There is a brief, comic and undetailed reference to prostitution; a person refers to "turning tricks for money" in relation to a character providing insurance services.