Hector talks about his fear of losing custody of his kids if he gets caught cheating with Mindy, and with the ending scene, it can be confirmed to be something that happens after the episode occurs.
It is mentioned that an 8-year old is being sexually abused by her father. There's a brief flash of the father starting an interaction and loosening his belt. Can be triggering.
Loch Henry- a couple has been kidnapped and are shown gagged and tied up|| Mazey Day- a woman is chained to a the floor with a metal collar round her neck
S1E1: A character is coerced into publicly having sex with a pig, which is partially shown on screen.
S1E2: A character is given a drink called "compliance," which leads her to agree to be part of a sex ring. There is sexual harassment before she is pressured into going into the ring and taking off her shirt by two men and a woman, who also make other sexual comments. While she says "yes" in the videos of her sexual encounters, which are distributed throughout the community, she is hesitant to do so, and it is clear that saying "no" is not an option.
S2E3: Mention of pedophilia.
S3E3: A character is shown masturbating to child p**n (although nothing on his laptop is shown) and is later arrested. This character also interacts with (but does not assault) a child.
S4E1: Two women are forced to kiss a man several times. A third woman is tortured when she refuses to kiss someone. There is one suggestion of a main character forcing a woman into sex.
S4E2: The woman coerced into doing p**n by the judges of a talent show is referenced.
S4E6: A man is shown spanking his girlfriend during sex, despite her repeated requests for him not to do so. In the context of the episode, it is made clear that he is doing this specifically to cause her pain, in order to utilize a device that turns her pain into his pleasure.
It is mentioned that an 8-year old is being sexually abused by her father. There's a brief flash of the father starting an interaction and loosening his belt. Can be triggering.
Mention of graphic sexual violence including genital mutilation and torture when discussing the prior actions of a serial killer - none shown on screen only described
Demon79 the demon mentioned "burning humans smell exactly as you expect, like burgers on a griddle" and comments about burnt hair smelling and getting stuck in the throat.
A lot of episodes feature gory deaths but particularly black museum where a man is shown cutting and torturing himself, the scene is gory as he’s shown pulling his own tooth out while covered in cuts
White Christmas - a digital clone of a person is subjected to six months of isolation and mental torture to "break" her. Later another person suffers a similar fate.
Princess Susanna's finger is severed and sent in a box when the Prime Minister's team attempts to fake fulfilling her kidnappers demands. The severing is not shown on screen as it is done out of view behind Susanna's back. Spoiler: ˙ǝlɐɯ pǝᴉɟᴉʇuǝpᴉun uɐ oʇ pǝƃuolǝq ʇᴉ pɐǝʇsuᴉ 'ɐuuɐsnS oʇ ƃuolǝq ʎllɐnʇɔɐ ʇou pᴉp ɹǝƃuᴉɟ ǝɥʇ ʇɐɥʇ pǝlɐǝʌǝɹ sᴉ ʇᴉ 'ǝposᴉdǝ ǝɥʇ ɟo puǝ ǝɥʇ ʇ∀
the very first episode of the show a guy hangs himself at the end to avoid punishment and in S2E2 there are scenes of various people hanging in the woods
A couple on vacation is kidnapped, tortured and killed. Scene shows home video filmed by the abductors of the kidnapped couple restrained and in distress, it is implied they are about to be brutally tortured and murdered.
In the episode Black Museum, in the third story of this anthology episode, a life-like (and possibly consciousness) hologram is forced to undergo holographic torture via an electric chair - being restrained to the device, and unable to escape.
This is clearly shown to be a painful and harmful abuse of this hologram.
As mentioned in another comment, someone tries to drug Ashley with a syringe in Rachel Jack and Ashley Too. The needle is soon turned on the man trying to drug her and he gets stuck with it very suddenly.
White Christmas- a women with schizophrenia murders someone else and then herself to 'escape the voices'. Massive misrepresentation of the illness and feeds into the stigma
White Christmas- a character has what is presumably schizophrenia (mentions hearing voices) and the show handles it really poorly- she murders someone and kills herself to 'escape the voices'.
In the episode Black Museum, a man is shown to be seriously harming himself due to an implant that mixes up his pain and pleasure responses. There may be more episodes containing self harm, but this is the only I know of.
In San Junipero two gay characters die, but their relationship is framed as something very positive, they both die of oldage and they find love in the "afterlife" so imo it does not fall into the bury your gays trope
White Christmas- a women with schizophrenia murders someone else and then herself to 'escape the voices'. Massive misrepresentation of the illness and feeds into the stigma
White Christmas- a women with schizophrenia murders someone else and then herself to 'escape the voices'. Massive misrepresentation of the illness and feeds into the stigma
in S1:E2 there is a man on the bike who watches this show where food is shoved into fat people's faces and he is laughing at them. He also watches another show where water is fired at fat people dressed in yellow scrubs and stuff because that's the workers gear. He laughs hysterically at them, and bullies all of the workers.
A major character is supposedly fifteen (actress looks like she's in her early to mid twenties though) and the male character she's seeing is a bit older than her, but they have been going to the same school. It's unclear how much older he is, but the mom does note that she's unhappy he's sleeping with her daughter due to her daughter's age.
Not an anti abortion theme, however in the episode 'White Christmas', when a character tells her partner she wants to get an abortion he gets and angry and calls her a bitch
Every ending is intense and usually not ideal. Still, I would say that Nosedive, San Junipero, Arkangel, Hang the DJ, Black Museum, Striking Vipers, and Rachel Jack and Ashley Too have good, satisfying endings.
In the beginning, they play with the blood from the slain family across the walls and at the end its shown across the walls and a huge puddle on the floor.