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TV-14TV Show· Crime, Drama

Bones(2005)

Dr. Temperance Brennan and her colleagues at the Jeffersonian's Medico-Legal Lab assist Special Agent Seeley Booth with murder investigations when the remains are so badly decomposed, burned or destroyed that the standard identification methods are useless.

0.0/4Brief
Overall Score (0-4)0 = no concerns, 4 = highest concern

Show-level score on a 0-4 scale.

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Content Advisory

Scale: 0.0–4.0 (decimals allowed). 0 = No concerns, 1 = Brief, 2 = Notable, 3 = Significant, 4 = Highest concern.

0.0/4Brief
Overall Score (0-4)0 = no concerns, 4 = highest concern

Cultural Themes

LGBT Themes
None (0.0/4)
Environmental / Climate Messaging
None (0.0/4)
Racial Identity / Social Justice
None (0.0/4)
Gender Role Commentary
None (0.0/4)
Anti-Authority / Anti-Tradition
Brief (1.0/4)
Religious Sensitivity
None (0.0/4)
Political Messaging
None (0.0/4)
Sexuality / Age-Inappropriate Content
Notable (2.0/4)

Developmental Health

Overstimulation
Notable (2.0/4)

AI Analysis

Sexuality receives a 2 due to notable innuendo and references to adult sexual encounters in the pilot, including jokes about flashing body parts, a 'booty call' from Brennan's ex, and explicit dialogue about being 'horny' and 'sexual confidence.' Anti-authority is brief at 1 from the airport scene where Brennan physically confronts and embarrasses Homeland Security agents in a misunderstanding. All other categories score 0 as no relevant themes are present in the provided plot or dialogue.

Why These Ratings

Anti-Authority / Anti-Tradition

Brennan assaults a Homeland Security agent mistaking him for a threat, asserts dominance by revealing the skull from a genocide site, and later criticizes being 'loaned out' like property by her boss to the FBI.

Sexuality / Age-Inappropriate Content

Multiple scenes reference sex: joke about 'flashing my boobs,' ex's 'booty call' admitting 'you're just horny' and praising 'buckets of sexual confidence,' plus 'no clothes usually means a sex crime' and book characters based on real sexual dynamics.

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AI analyzed March 17, 2026 · Model: x-ai/grok-4.1-fast · Confidence: 75%

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