Premise of the show revolves around an abusive relationship: The typical self-absorbed sitcom husband and his beleaguered wife, who he frequently emotionally abuses.
An obviously plushie/toy horse head is left on a car with fake blood, skip forward about 30 seconds when Kevin says, "Justice, Dad." or after the reporter/interviewer leaves the Worcester Chronicle
^ above comment is correct, this happens shortly after Kevin says, "Justice, Dad," fading into the scene of the reporter leaving the Worcester Chronicle, skip forward about 30 seconds. it is an obviously plush horse but is done after a horse gets the title Kevin wanted, as a threat
Kinda but they don’t die. (SPOILERS) They fake their death to protect others, but it means they have to sacrifice their friends, their home, everything they own, etc.
final episode! i'm pretty sensitive to vomit scenes in media and i don't recall seeing any of those actual scenes, just some characters getting close and some jokes about it. i believe people only voted yes because of the scene where a character looks like she will get carsick and that one time Kevin swallowed a key and kept gagging on it.
There’s a neutral cop character, kind of simultaneously an antagonist and protagonist. She does look the other way while knowing about multiple crimes and admits that, in the past, she buried evidence that would incriminate her partner. Not sure I’d say it’s copaganda… I don’t think the narrative is excusing her behavior, per se, but it also doesn’t necessarily frame her as being corrupt, just reasonable/practical… mostly because her discretion benefits the main characters. However, racism and sexism within the precinct is discussed frankly.
Eh, sort of. Sports memorabilia (a sweatshirt worn but a beloved famous athlete, for example) is destroyed. Prized possessions are destroyed a few times in the series.
Yes but not canonically, if that makes sense. The series cycles between two sort of “realities.” One is a sitcom-like reality with a laugh track and the other is a darker, more realistic reality.
No, but a recurring joke is when kevin has a “stroke of genius” he shouts “stroke!” which some characters misunderstand, and assume he is having a stroke.
[SPOILERS] one character shoots another during a home invasion, seen off-screen but heard. the consequences of this are talked about throughout parts of the show