Wong and Winchester
Director(s)Stephan Beaudoin
Production year2022
Genre(s)Comedy, Crime, Drama
Approx. running minutes44m
CastGrace Lynn Kung, Sofia Banzhaf, Joe Cobden
Wong and Winchester
moderate sex references, violence
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
WONG & WINCHESTER is a Canadian comedy crime series; in this episode, Marissa and Sarah begin their partnership with the investigation of a murder at a seniors’ apartment complex.
violence
A person is hit on the head with a heavy object and kicked in the face, but without strong detail.
sex
There are references to people sleeping with each other, condoms, erectile dysfunction medication and adultery, as well as a suggestive hand gesture.
additional issues
There is mild gun threat. Very mild rude humour includes poop jokes. There is very mild bad language (‘God’). There is natural comic male buttock nudity. There are references to a person in recovery from alcohol addiction.
moderate violence, threat, sex references, bloody images
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
WONG & WINCHESTER is a Canadian comedy crime series; in this episode, Marissa and Sarah go undercover to track down a stolen artwork.
violence
A moderate fight scene features a series of crunchy blows. We briefly see a man being beaten up by two other men, leaving cuts and bruises on his face. Another person is tasered unconscious.
threat and horror
There is a scene of gun threat, in addition to a comic sequence in which a woman is mugged by a man wielding a knife.
sex
After setting off a metal detector, a woman implies that she has a genital piercing. In another scene a couple are shown putting on their clothes, without visible nudity, after implied off-screen sex.
injury detail
There are brief images of crime scene photos of dead bodies covered with moderately bloodied sheets.
flashing/flickering lights
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
additional issues
Other issues include a passing reference to drug dealing, and very mild bad language (e.g. ‘God’, ‘OMG’).
moderate violence, language
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
WONG & WINCHESTER is a Canadian comedy drama series; in this episode, Marissa's mother hires the private investigators to look into the mystery of her friend's supposedly cursed tea shop.
violence
A woman punches a man in the stomach, causing him to fall to the floor. There is hand to hand fighting involving a knee to a man's groin, elbows, a neck jab and a chokehold.
language
There is moderate bad language ('prick'), as well as milder terms which include 'God', 'hell' and 'damn'.
additional issues
People become trapped in a burning building in mildly tense scenes. There is brief knife threat. A warning is daubed on a wall in what appears to be blood but it is revealed to be red food colouring mixed with corn syrup. In a comic scene a person fears a man loading his car with items bought from a hardware store may be planning to use them to kidnap, torture and murder someone; this does not prove to be the case. There are undetailed verbal references to a drink-driving incident.
moderate violence, language, sex references, injury detail
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
WONG & WINCHESTER is a Canadian comedy crime series; in this episode, a woman asks the team to investigate her fiancé as she suspects he is cheating on her.
violence
A man is tied to a chair and punched. References are made to a woman who was stabbed repeatedly to death.
language
Use of moderate bad language ('prick') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'ass', 'damn', 'God' and 'jerk'.
sex
References are made to a couple's 'safe word'. They are also shown putting on their clothes, without visible nudity, after implied off-screen sex.
injury detail
A man has small bloody injuries and bruises on his face after being beaten.
flashing/flickering lights
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
additional issues
There are scenes of mild threat, including knife threat. A brief and undetailed reference is made to a man 'running drugs' from a nightclub.
infrequent implied strong language, moderate sex references, threat
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
WONG & WINCHESTER is a Canadian comedy crime series; in this episode, Marissa and Sarah go undercover at a wellness retreat in order to track down a missing couple.
threat and horror
Sequences of moderate threat, often with a comic tone, include knife threat. Characters are drugged, tied up and threatened with violence.
language
There is an implied use of strong language ('f**k') as well as moderate ('bitches') and very mild terms such as 'freaking', 'screw' and 'God'.
sex
Moderate sex references include audio of a couple having sex, mentions of 'bodily fluids' as well as of a woman giving out sexual favours to cult members.
additional issues
Moments of mild and slapstick violence occur. There is a brief mention of a man possibly being a drug dealer.
moderate violence, bloody images, sex references, language, drug references
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
WONG & WINCHESTER is a Canadian comedy crime series; in this episode, Marissa and Sarah are hired to find a missing gun for a cop and they try to prove his innocence when he is arrested for murder.
violence
There are scenes of moderate violence in which characters are shot repeatedly. Other more mild moments see a man hit a woman in order to get a gun away from her.
language
Use of moderate bad language ('prick') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'ass', 'frickin', 'shit' and 'hell'.
sex
A woman, whilst digging through a rubbish bin, gets a condom stuck to her arm. A man begins undressing when he thinks a woman has called him over for sex.
drugs
References are made to a drug dealer being responsible for people's deaths.
injury detail
In the aftermath of violence, characters have bloody clothes and some blood on their faces. Characters use fake blood to give the impression that they have been severely injured.
additional issues
A masked gang rob a group of card players at gunpoint. References are made to a man's alcoholism. There is very mild rude humour.
Classified date02/04/2024
LanguageEnglish
violence
There are scenes of moderate violence in which characters are shot repeatedly. Other more mild moments see a man hit a woman in order to get a gun away from her.
language
Use of moderate bad language ('prick') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'ass', 'frickin', 'shit' and 'hell'.
sex
A woman, whilst digging through a rubbish bin, gets a condom stuck to her arm. A man begins undressing when he thinks a woman has called him over for sex.
drugs
References are made to a drug dealer being responsible for people's deaths.
injury detail
In the aftermath of violence, characters have bloody clothes and some blood on their faces. Characters use fake blood to give the impression that they have been severely injured.
additional issues
A masked gang rob a group of card players at gunpoint. References are made to a man's alcoholism. There is very mild rude humour.
moderate sex references, violence
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
violence
A person is hit on the head with a heavy object and kicked in the face, but without strong detail.
sex
There are references to people sleeping with each other, condoms, erectile dysfunction medication and adultery, as well as a suggestive hand gesture.
additional issues
There is mild gun threat. Very mild rude humour includes poop jokes. There is very mild bad language (‘God’). There is natural comic male buttock nudity. There are references to a person in recovery from alcohol addiction.
moderate violence, threat, sex references, bloody images
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
violence
A moderate fight scene features a series of crunchy blows. We briefly see a man being beaten up by two other men, leaving cuts and bruises on his face. Another person is tasered unconscious.
threat and horror
There is a scene of gun threat, in addition to a comic sequence in which a woman is mugged by a man wielding a knife.
sex
After setting off a metal detector, a woman implies that she has a genital piercing. In another scene a couple are shown putting on their clothes, without visible nudity, after implied off-screen sex.
injury detail
There are brief images of crime scene photos of dead bodies covered with moderately bloodied sheets.
flashing/flickering lights
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
additional issues
Other issues include a passing reference to drug dealing, and very mild bad language (e.g. ‘God’, ‘OMG’).
moderate violence, language
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
violence
A woman punches a man in the stomach, causing him to fall to the floor. There is hand to hand fighting involving a knee to a man's groin, elbows, a neck jab and a chokehold.
language
There is moderate bad language ('prick'), as well as milder terms which include 'God', 'hell' and 'damn'.
additional issues
People become trapped in a burning building in mildly tense scenes. There is brief knife threat. A warning is daubed on a wall in what appears to be blood but it is revealed to be red food colouring mixed with corn syrup. In a comic scene a person fears a man loading his car with items bought from a hardware store may be planning to use them to kidnap, torture and murder someone; this does not prove to be the case. There are undetailed verbal references to a drink-driving incident.
moderate violence, language, sex references, injury detail
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
violence
A man is tied to a chair and punched. References are made to a woman who was stabbed repeatedly to death.
language
Use of moderate bad language ('prick') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'ass', 'damn', 'God' and 'jerk'.
sex
References are made to a couple's 'safe word'. They are also shown putting on their clothes, without visible nudity, after implied off-screen sex.
injury detail
A man has small bloody injuries and bruises on his face after being beaten.
flashing/flickering lights
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
additional issues
There are scenes of mild threat, including knife threat. A brief and undetailed reference is made to a man 'running drugs' from a nightclub.
infrequent implied strong language, moderate sex references, threat
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
threat and horror
Sequences of moderate threat, often with a comic tone, include knife threat. Characters are drugged, tied up and threatened with violence.
language
There is an implied use of strong language ('f**k') as well as moderate ('bitches') and very mild terms such as 'freaking', 'screw' and 'God'.
sex
Moderate sex references include audio of a couple having sex, mentions of 'bodily fluids' as well as of a woman giving out sexual favours to cult members.
additional issues
Moments of mild and slapstick violence occur. There is a brief mention of a man possibly being a drug dealer.
moderate violence, bloody images, sex references, language, drug references
Classified Date:
02/04/2024
Use:
VOD/Streaming
violence
There are scenes of moderate violence in which characters are shot repeatedly. Other more mild moments see a man hit a woman in order to get a gun away from her.
language
Use of moderate bad language ('prick') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'ass', 'frickin', 'shit' and 'hell'.
sex
A woman, whilst digging through a rubbish bin, gets a condom stuck to her arm. A man begins undressing when he thinks a woman has called him over for sex.
drugs
References are made to a drug dealer being responsible for people's deaths.
injury detail
In the aftermath of violence, characters have bloody clothes and some blood on their faces. Characters use fake blood to give the impression that they have been severely injured.
additional issues
A masked gang rob a group of card players at gunpoint. References are made to a man's alcoholism. There is very mild rude humour.
Director(s)Stephan Beaudoin
Production year2022
Genre(s)Comedy, Crime, Drama
Approx. running minutes44m
CastGrace Lynn Kung, Sofia Banzhaf, Joe Cobden
Classified date02/04/2024
LanguageEnglish
