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- Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking (3)
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- Spoilers (3)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Sarah and Stella are shown to be a gay couple, you can briefly see them having sex, no nudity. Also, LGBTQ is sometimes mentioned.
- Multiple mentions of sex.
- Contains a few fart jokes and sexual activity mentions.
Violence & Gore
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- Zero and multiple characters are shown beat up and heavily injured during the show, every point where a character is hit is seen in a very brutal way and always extremely blood and painful.
- The violence in this one is much darker and more violent than in Tear Along The Dotted Line.
- Riots are shown.
Profanity
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- Just like it's predecessor, this sequel contains as much if not MORE swearing.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Unlike Tear Along The Dotted Line, this sequel heavily delves into the topic of drugs, alcohol and smoking. Not only does it do that though, the show constantly and in every episode depicts and shows a ton of abuse of alcohol, cigarettes and even drugs in a super extreme way.
- Secco is shown to be an addict to Poker Online, which is an online version of gambling addiction.
- Cesare is a character who he is depicted as a toxic and desperate man who often smokes cigarettes and even takes a drug. This is shown to be heavily dangerous for him.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Zero constantly has therapeutic moments and is sometimes shown as a sad and alone human being.
- The final episode is extremely unsettling and intense.
- If you thought that Tear Along the Dotted Line was intense, than this one is even worse.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- This whole sequel speaks about political things and it revolves around riots revolving around immigration and a lot of depression and suicide thoughts.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- This show heavily depicts immigration and evil politics.
- Even though Sarah has two degrees for her to be a doctor teacher, she is still somehow unable to get a job and is still stuck in her boring and unhelpful job of serving coffee in an office for toilet plungers. The shows depicts this moment as a board game in which Sarah cannot go forward and is stuck in the beginning of her hopelles life. This is very depressing.
