Guía parental

A woman is shown getting dressed from the shoulders up while a man sits on a chair, naked, with his hands tied behind his back. Nothing explicit shown with no nudity sex is only implied.

A brief sex scene with no nudity. Blink and you'll miss it. Two people under covers with brief movement and moaning they're interrupted by two other people.

People are graphically shot with blood spurting out, they're graphically stabbed with knives and various objects with blood spurting, they're tortured with various implements and interrogated, they're burned alive, and they're choked and/or beaten to death. Bodies are shown with bullet holes and wounds and exposed bone.

Frequent use of "fuck", "shit", "bitch", "prick", and "pussy". Lesser profanities such ass are also used.

There's use of strong profanity primarily fuck and some uses of cunt.

In episode 4, there 17 uses of fuck, 7 uses of shit, 3 uses of bitch, 2 uses of goddamn, and 1 use each of hell and dick.

In episode 2, there are 61 uses of fuck (5 as MF), 15 uses of shit, 10 uses of goddamn, 4 uses of ass, 2 uses of prick, and 1 use each of pussy and hell.

In episode 3, there are 58 uses of fuck (2 as MF), shit is used 22 times, goddamn is used 6 times, and 2 uses of damn and ass.

In episode 5, there 53 uses of fuck (3 uses of MF), 17 uses of shit, 3 uses of goddamn, 2 uses of damn, and 1 use of ass, dick, bitch, pussy, and prick.

In episode 6, there are 67 uses of fuck (4 as MF), 18 uses of shit, 5 uses of goddamn, 2 uses of prick, bitch, ass, dick, and one use each of pussy and damn.

Consumption of alcohol, mushrooms, and a fantasy drug used on inmates to sedate them.

A city is destroyed by a tsunami, which results in one character's parents being dead by implication. This could upset sensitive viewers.

A character drowns, which could be disturbing for sensitive viewers.

A lot of frightening scenes and especially a lot of intense scenes.

Despite being set in the Batman universe, The Penguin is a mature and violent story best aimed at older viewers.

TV MA for strong brutal violence, pervasive strong language, and drug content.