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- Spoilers (6)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- A few butts here and there, played for laughs.
- On Season 1 Episode 1, Scooter Buskie takes his diaper off. His Private Part is shown but it's Censored
Violence & Gore
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- In series 1 episode 8 there is a lot of violence including fighting and more
- Slapstick accidents and crashes, but no injuries that last.
- In Season 1 Episode 10, Tim hurts himself to make babies laugh. Don't Worry, Tim is not injured, and The Violence is Mild and Slapstick.
- In one episode, a pencil impales Tim's hand after he threw it at a mail truck and it got thrown back into Tim's hand.
Profanity
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- Some of the episodes, The word Moron is used couple times
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- In one episode, the boss baby says "mommy and daddy drugged me!"
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- In Season 1 Episode 8, Jumbo gets Kidnapped by a cat or someone while dropping off the cat into a house.
Spoilers
Profanity
- Few uses of "OMG," and "crud." A CEO's name is "Scary Sweary CEO Baby," as his cusses are censored by baby mumbling,
- In Season 3 Episode 1 and 2 The CEO is Scary, Sweary CEO Baby who curses but is replaced with babbling of a baby
- When Scary Sweary CEO Baby Curses One of the triplets start to swear at each other.
- As Scary Sweary CEO baby swears, One of the Triplets says "do I look a (babble) dictionary". He said The F word in Baby Language.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
- In Season 1 Episode 10 The boss baby's parents filled his bottle with Cold Medince and the boss baby wakes up on a plane saying "Mommy and Daddy Drugged me". He drinks more not realising and fell asleep for 8 hours but acted very weirdly and it even looked like he was drunk.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- In the last episode of season 4 boss baby retires and it might upset viewers especially the ones that watch the series from the start.
