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The Office
SAFE
Comedy·2005 - 2013

The Office

Safe — no visual nudity or sex

Sex & Nudity Content

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

  • Sexual jokes and innuendos occur frequently throughout the series, including recurring jokes about sex, sexual orientation, masturbation, oral and anal sex, STDs, erections, circumcision, and strip clubs.
  • Oscar's sexuality is a recurring source of jokes, particularly in one episode, but the material is not graphic.
  • Michael frequently uses the phrase "that's what she said" and makes other sexually suggestive remarks.
  • Michael and Ryan visit a sex-toy store, but the products are censored and no explicit imagery is shown.
  • Some situations imply that characters have had sex without actually showing the act.
  • A cartoon watermark depicting a duck and mouse having sex is shown repeatedly in one episode.
  • Jan's breast augmentation is mentioned, with some cleavage visible when she wears a low-cut top.
  • Ryan and Kelly are shown passionately making out on several occasions.
  • Michael's attraction toward Ryan is played for comedy, despite Ryan being his subordinate.
  • Pam's breasts are occasionally the subject of jokes or comments.
  • At a bachelor party, a stripper in a revealing outfit sits on Dwight's lap and dances suggestively while he mistakenly thinks she is a waitress.
  • Bob and Phyllis are briefly heard having sex in a closet.
  • A man is said to have exposed himself to Phyllis, leading to several jokes about male genitalia.
  • Men are occasionally shown shirtless or in their underwear.
  • A woman accidentally exposes her breast and genitals while adjusting a raised dress; the nudity is censored and the scene is played for comedy.
  • A suggestive doll is brought into the office by Michael.
  • Meredith briefly flashes Michael; only her back is visible.
  • Jim and Michael visit Hooters, where women in revealing outfits are shown.
  • Michael kisses Oscar, leading to extensive jokes about Oscar's sexuality.
  • A stripper hired for a warehouse party removes her shirt, briefly revealing a bra and midriff.
  • Michael fondles Jan's clothed breasts and jokes about "motorboating" them.
  • A lactation consultant puts his hand beneath a woman's shirt while checking her breastfeeding; the situation is played for comedy.
  • Andy teaches sexual education, resulting in dialogue about STDs, impotence, erections, and related subjects.
  • Three men prepare to skinny-dip, with their blurred backsides briefly visible.
  • Andy's sexual difficulties become the subject of an office discussion involving impotence, ejaculation, and sexual satisfaction.
  • Dwight's naked body is briefly shown with his penis digitally blurred.
  • One episode contains an unusually direct joke about oral sex, referring to putting a penis in someone's mouth.

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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