The Simpsons

Sex & Nudity Content

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

• The series contains occasional sexual jokes, innuendos, and suggestive humor, but most episodes are relatively mild.
• Rear nudity is occasionally shown for comedic purposes. Bart mooning people is also a recurring joke.
• Homer and Marge are occasionally shown in situations implying sex, particularly in earlier seasons, but scenes usually cut away before anything explicit happens.
• A few episodes involve extramarital affairs, including one implied sex scene with non-explicit nudity.
• Some episodes contain moderate sexual humor and references, particularly between Seasons 14 and 19, which are generally more sexually suggestive than the earlier and later seasons.
• Characters occasionally wear revealing clothing, and cleavage is sometimes featured.
• In one episode, a woman removes her clothing, but explicit nudity is not shown.
• Sexual content generally became milder again from around Season 20 onward.
• No explicit genital nudity is typically shown, with rear nudity being the most common form of nudity.
• Some episodes contain stronger sexual jokes or references, making them less suitable for younger children.