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Star Trek: The Next Generation
SAFE
Sci-Fi · Adventure · Drama·1987 - 1994

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Safe — no visual nudity or sex

Sex & Nudity Content

Visual content only. References, dialogue, and jokes don't count.

  • Riker has multiple implied one-night stands throughout the earlier seasons, but no explicit sexual activity is shown.
  • Characters occasionally have sex offscreen, with the aftermath sometimes implied.
  • Counselor Troi is occasionally seduced or involved in romantic situations, but nothing explicit is depicted.
  • Picard is occasionally seen with his shirt undone, usually while sleeping or after waking up.
  • Mild kissing and occasional sexual references appear throughout the series, particularly in the earlier seasons.
  • Some characters wear tight or revealing clothing, including Counselor Troi's form-fitting outfits and occasional provocative attire worn by other characters.
  • In one episode, Deanna's mother wears a dress with significant cleavage, but no nudity is shown.

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Our Safety Parameters

We measure one thing and one thing only: visual nudity and sex scenes. Every TV show and movie is rated Safe, Slightly Safe, or Unsafe.

SAFE
  • Zero visual nudity or sex scenes throughout the movie or episode
  • Verbal references, dialogue, or jokes are considered safe
  • Violence and profanity do not affect the safety rating
SLIGHTLY SAFE
  • ~Only brief flashes of nudity (a second or two) or partial / distant exposure
  • ~Sex is implied — covered, under sheets, fades to black, no body parts shown
  • ~No extended, graphic, or repeated sexual content
UNSAFE
  • Clear visual nudity (breasts, genitals, full buttocks shown plainly)
  • On-screen sex scenes with thrusting, undressing, or extended intimacy
  • Multiple or graphic sexual scenes anywhere in the movie or episode