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Content & Trigger Warnings for A Million Little Things (2018)

17 content warnings identified for this show.

Quick Summary

Yes, A Million Little Things (2018) contains 17 content warnings : Death of a child, Death of a parent, Eating disorders, Grief / bereavement (major focus), Miscarriage / pregnancy loss / stillbirth, Suicide (discussed or ideation), Terminal illness, Gaslighting / emotional manipulation, Infidelity, Needles / medical procedures, Alcohol abuse (depicted), Drug use (depicted), Overdose scenes, Child abuse / harm to children, Domestic violence / intimate partner abuse, Self-harm / suicide (depicted), Sexual assault / rape.

The most severe warnings are for Grief / bereavement (major focus) (severity 4/5), Suicide (discussed or ideation) (severity 4/5), Terminal illness (severity 4/5), Self-harm / suicide (depicted) (severity 5/5).

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Mental Health & Emotional

All seasons 3/5Referenced

The loss of a child is addressed in certain storylines, with devastating emotional impact on the parents involved.

All seasons 3/5Depicted

Parental death and its lasting impact on children is explored through several characters' backstories and present-day experiences.

All seasons 2/5Depicted

A character struggles with body image and disordered eating behaviors, addressed as part of their emotional journey.

All seasons 4/5Depicted

Grief over the loss of a friend to suicide is the emotional core of the entire series, affecting every character deeply.

All seasons 3/5Depicted

Miscarriage and pregnancy loss are depicted in emotionally intense storylines affecting multiple characters.

All seasons 4/5Depicted

Multiple characters struggle with suicidal thoughts across various seasons, depicted with emotional intensity and seriousness.

All seasons 4/5Depicted

A character is diagnosed with cancer and the progression of the illness, treatment, and its impact on loved ones are depicted in depth.

Other

All seasons 2/5Depicted

Emotionally manipulative behavior occurs in some relationships, particularly within abusive dynamics depicted in the show.

All seasons 3/5Depicted

Multiple characters deal with infidelity in their relationships, which causes significant emotional fallout and is a major recurring plot element.

Phobias & Sensory

All seasons 2/5Depicted

Medical scenes including hospital visits, IV lines, and treatment procedures are shown, particularly during cancer treatment and overdose recovery.

Substance Use

All seasons 3/5Depicted

Alcohol abuse is a recurring issue for multiple characters as they cope with grief and personal struggles.

All seasons 3/5Depicted

A major character struggles with opioid addiction, with drug use and its consequences depicted in detail across multiple seasons.

All seasons 3/5Depicted

Overdose scenes occur as part of a character's addiction storyline, shown with realistic and distressing detail.

Violence & Physical Harm

All seasons 2/5Referenced

Childhood abuse is discussed as part of characters' backstories, revealing long-lasting emotional trauma.

All seasons 3/5Depicted

An abusive relationship is portrayed across multiple episodes, with emotional and physical abuse depicted.

All seasons 5/5Depicted

The series begins with the suicide of a main character, and its aftermath is the central premise. Suicide, suicidal ideation, and mental health crises are depicted throughout.

All seasons 3/5Referenced

Sexual assault is addressed in a character's storyline, discussed with emotional weight though not graphically shown.

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