With Love

This show has a very diverse cast, with characters from a variety of racial/ethnic backgrounds, ages, genders, and sexualities. The central Diaz household is introduced as having "Mexicans, Cubans, and Dominicans," while actors of Filipino, Afro-Latino, Chinese, and White descent also have main roles. Key LGBTQ+ characters are gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, and questioning. The show was created by Gloria Calderón Kellett, who's Cuban American.

A character punches another character for using homophobic and sexist language. A beloved grandfather shows early signs of forgetfulness and confusion, diagnosed as dementia.

Romance and sexuality are major themes in the series. Nudity is mostly limited to women's naked backs, male torsos, and adults wearing sexy underwear. Love scenes are long and vivid: Characters regularly make out, have sex, and perform oral sex, all in various positions. They also have frank conversations about shower sex and joke about doing it on every surface in a house, talk about vibrators and toys, etc. A character is into BDSM and gets interrupted during a scene where a man has a ball gag in his mouth (played for humor). Characters skinny dip; male nude butt shown.

Frequent use of language. "S--t," "damn," "f--k," "f--king," "d--k," "t-tty," etc. "Jesus" and "oh my God" are used as exclamations.

Characters frequently drink wine, sangria, beer, champagne, and liquor -- particularly during the show's many holiday scenes. A gin company sponsors a party where main characters do shots and are told by the party planner to "Shut the f--k up and drink!" A main character runs a wine store. Characters reference weed, edibles, and molly, and also admit to "being high." They also infrequently smoke cigarettes. Substance use in the show is portrayed as fun -- there are never any lasting negative consequences.