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GeneD's Review I watched this a while ago and just scanned through it again as a refresher, so there may be things that I missed, but either way it would be more of the same as below and this should give a viewer at least an idea of what to expect. Violence / Gore: The violence is gory and can be very disturbing. The main police weapon is a gun that makes people or parts of people explode, which results in blood and guts seen frequently. Most of the crimes dealt with are violent and visceral and the show doesn't shy away from showing people getting beaten to death, burned or cut up. One serial killer turns the bodies of the victims into rather grotesque sculptures. Nudity / Sexual Content: There are about four or five instances of nudity, always with some sort of “sensor cover”. A man kidnaps a woman and it’s implied that he raped her. Two of the women in the police force are in a relationship and are briefly seen in bed together. Theological Themes: Not much theological content in the usual sense. The whole premise is build around the idea of an artificial intelligence determining a person’s state of being by certain parameters. Negative Themes: There’s smoking, drinking, some drug use among criminals and some swearing. This is generally a dark show and many of the criminals are very twisted. |
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