Station Eleven
TV Show
ReportThis tv show contains 43 potentially triggering events.
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zigzig
Lots of horses in the show, none are harmed.
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milkwifu
spoiler warning—
a wolf is shot in episode nine after jeevan goes into the woods at night
a wolf is shot in episode nine after jeevan goes into the woods at night
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zigzig
Animals are killed for food and in self-defense, but there is no intentional cruelty to them.
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squeezeboxerms
Up close dead deer and wolves skins at the beginning of episode 4
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We see young Kirsten with a cat in the apartment and we hear Javeen worn her about how cold it is going to get. When they leave they are heavily bundled and the cat is no longer with them, the implication being it has passed away by this point.
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safe! no pet dies in this show.
there is a stray kitty who is left behind when some people change locations, but it was not being fed by humans to begin with so she it’s assumed she will continue feeding herself as she did before. leaving her behind is not a focal point of the episode.
there is a stray kitty who is left behind when some people change locations, but it was not being fed by humans to begin with so she it’s assumed she will continue feeding herself as she did before. leaving her behind is not a focal point of the episode.
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no literal abandonment, but young kirsten’s parents are very uninvolved in her life as a general pattern before. then they die (probably during her play) and she never hears from them again.
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>then Jeevan, who is not her parent but is her adult at the end of the world, does abandon her when she is 9, after an emotional fight.
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>then Jeevan, who is not her parent but is her adult at the end of the world, does abandon her when she is 9, after an emotional fight.
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not really gaslighting: Jeevan (adult) lies to Kirsten (child) to make her feel safe to stay at his brother’s apartment, saying her parents texted they got stuck somewhere and that she should go with him. She seems to know that he is making this up and chooses to trust him anyway.
more like gaslighting: the words used and the way it happens is not shown onscreen, but children between roughly 3 and 11 years old are manipulated and coerced by the Prophet away from their parents to follow him and he teaches them a comic book as literal reality/truth/prophecy, to the degree that he can make them into suicide bombers.
more like gaslighting: the words used and the way it happens is not shown onscreen, but children between roughly 3 and 11 years old are manipulated and coerced by the Prophet away from their parents to follow him and he teaches them a comic book as literal reality/truth/prophecy, to the degree that he can make them into suicide bombers.
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RobinLlama
No but it is implied that one character has been looking for Older Kristen, and he tells her that if he doesn't let him stay with her he'll harm her loved ones. It's not explicit stalking but could be upsetting
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lmunno52
Young Kirsten is not outwardly abused but she is uncared for and it’s a bit sad
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very open to interpretation and discussion.
Definitely not explicitly, and definitely not in a domestic violence type of way. The main “villain” is complex.
Definitely not explicitly, and definitely not in a domestic violence type of way. The main “villain” is complex.
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mootilldawn
A character struggles with heroin addiction
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Orangemelodie
Heroin use is mentioned and parephanelia shown
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TheWheelchairGirl
Clark is an alcoholic and it’s addressed a bit, his recovery then relapse is the point in ep. 8
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adult kirsten is shot with a dart that makes her go unconscious and then have intensely realistic hallucinations/dreams
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milkwifu
a brief shot of incisions made for surgery in episode nine
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Mulu
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Offscreen, with sound.
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no mutilation, but there is brief graphic visual of vaginal childbirth and someone’s vagina opening to babyhead sized. No blood or tearing.
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zigzig
A character fakes their own death by pretending to burn themself alive but they are completely unharmed.
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it does not show toes in any specific detail but in
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> ep9 Jeevan’s foot is mauled by a wolf, it briefly shows his bloody foot through his chewed boot (no toe detail visible but you definitely understand his toes are messed up) and later it is amputated
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It's mentionned Jeevan and Kirsten met a Lady with no eyes. We don't see her on screen.
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adult kirsten is shot with a drugged dart when the red bandanas attack her and tyler walking in the woods
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RobinLlama
A character is stabbed and asked for information. It doesn't last long though
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zigzig
A characters foot is amputated but you do not see it happen nor is there any gore.
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Sandphin
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E10
It's not shown. One character mentions that his filling fell out.
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zigzig
A character trips off a small set of stairs and bruises her head in episode 3.
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no infant abducted but lots of very young children are groomed and manipulated away from their parents.
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PoeDameron
Two children are used as suicide bombers at the end of e4
And a correction on the other comment is that the boy is stabbed and killed at the end of e7, not 6
And a correction on the other comment is that the boy is stabbed and killed at the end of e7, not 6
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actual death not shown onscreen but heavy themes of an 8yo girl experiencing her parents’ death
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yes, the progression does not occur onscreen, it happened in the past. the cheater is “with” the person he cheated on his spouse with and has been for a couple years
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No. a child’s most important possession, a comic book, is taken and hidden from her by her primary adult caregiver. but he gives it back.
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Mulu
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E7
A brother, as well as a parental figure to a 8 years old girl.
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the prophet grooms and manipulates many children away from their adults, never to be reunited.
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late in the second to last episode,
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it is when jeevan goes outside in the dark to look for the book, he is walking on the moonlit trail and suddenly something happens. its a big ish jumpscare
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it is when jeevan goes outside in the dark to look for the book, he is walking on the moonlit trail and suddenly something happens. its a big ish jumpscare
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milkwifu
no, but a character wears a clown wig briefly
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one character has intense dreams/hallucinations after being shot with a poison dart, and is told afterwards that “it makes you see ghosts” but it’s a misused definition, he asks her right after “what did you dream about?”
another character has auditory and visual hallucinations just kind of mentally cracking at the end of the world.
there is no spiritual or dead presence in either scenario, it is all one sided in the character’s mind. and noncreepy
another character has auditory and visual hallucinations just kind of mentally cracking at the end of the world.
there is no spiritual or dead presence in either scenario, it is all one sided in the character’s mind. and noncreepy
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PoeDameron
It’s mentioned that Arthur soiled himself as he died
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ELeeB3
Episode 6. Sarah when they’re entering the museum.
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A person is believed to be having a stroke, and is electroshocked. He dies because of the deadly flu.
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Orangemelodie
Heroin needles and periphenila are shown
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Knife sharpening on rock - this is a really painful sound. Different than average people's "chewing sounds misophonia" during 0:28-2:46 it happens off and on between the scene, so it's difficult to skip. I just turn on subtitles and mute
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Orangemelodie
Sarah episode six seems to have an anxiety attack due to a medical issue. Episode nine man has panic attack
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There is one fake-out where a kid pretends to burn up in a plane. At one point Jeevan appears to be thinking about jumping out of a window; he does not. Frank seems to be suicidal and thus does not back away from an attacker.
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children are manipulated into acting as suicide bombers by an adult who is controlling and gaslighting them. I wouldn’t categorize it the same as suicide bombers who are aware and intentional of their plan to kill themselves. but the children do die (running to hug someone they love)
another character chooses to be killed by a violent character rather than try to live or slowly starve to death.
another character chooses to be killed by a violent character rather than try to live or slowly starve to death.
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no eating disorder behaviors shown but there is food scarcity
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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plenty of “fuck” plus most of the other mild swears
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not sure why anyone said yes on this. there is NO stillbirth in this series. Like 15+ women give birth at once in a post-pandemic world and all of the babies are alive and healthy.
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zigzig
Lots, especially in episode 9.
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milkwifu
multiple childbirths are explicitly shown in episode nine
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ELeeB3
A woman dies in childbirth in episode 9
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PoeDameron
We see that Clark’s partner Tim died from the flu in flashbacks
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I think a man plays Gertrude in the play, but it's done respectfully. Women also play Hamlet.
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Frank’s character arc is NOT ableist. He is a deeply complicated character who also can’t professionally write without heroin and hasn’t left his house in almost a year pre-pandemic, he is agoraphobic and avoidant on top of his physical disability. Just because he still doesn’t want to leave his house now that it means walking through the apocalyptic chicago winter scavenging food means the writers are ableist? these commenters are, for not seeing Frank as anything other than his disability. The man did not want to leave his home.
(THE BIGGEST SPOILER YOU COULD POSSIBLY READ, but clears the groundless ableism accusations: Jeevan gets a similar disability a year after the pandemic, and needs a mobility aid exactly like Frank’s while he is a doctor in multiple towns saving peoples lives for the next 20+ years in a world without cars. Nowhere do the writers imply that a person who needs a mobility aid wouldn’t survive after the end of the world, or that disability makes a person have less will to survive. It’s actually just the opposite. Garbage take by the other two commenters, who didn’t think about the show enough.)
The only ableist thing is the bad guy faking a disability. There is representation of multiple types of mobility aid being used genuinely, amputees, mental illnesses in liked & loved “good guy” characters and compassionate responses, etc. If you’re sensitive to topics around disability, there is no reason to skip this series :)
(THE BIGGEST SPOILER YOU COULD POSSIBLY READ, but clears the groundless ableism accusations: Jeevan gets a similar disability a year after the pandemic, and needs a mobility aid exactly like Frank’s while he is a doctor in multiple towns saving peoples lives for the next 20+ years in a world without cars. Nowhere do the writers imply that a person who needs a mobility aid wouldn’t survive after the end of the world, or that disability makes a person have less will to survive. It’s actually just the opposite. Garbage take by the other two commenters, who didn’t think about the show enough.)
The only ableist thing is the bad guy faking a disability. There is representation of multiple types of mobility aid being used genuinely, amputees, mental illnesses in liked & loved “good guy” characters and compassionate responses, etc. If you’re sensitive to topics around disability, there is no reason to skip this series :)
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Mulu
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"Bender" is used in an ambiguous context.
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there is a moment where a character who is giving birth is waiting for someone who she was traveling with before, it seemed to be implied that it’s her partner but it turns out to be a boy of about 11 or 12. I wondered if the barely pubescent boy was the father of this adult woman’s baby but it’s not, they were just travel companions.
there is a moment where a character who is giving birth is waiting for someone who she was traveling with before, it seemed to be implied that it’s her partner but it turns out to be a boy of about 11 or 12. I wondered if the barely pubescent boy was the father of this adult woman’s baby but it’s not, they were just travel companions.
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zigzig
In a few scenes the main character wakes up next to people implying she slept with them the night before, but there is no actual sexual content at all.
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two characters wake up together naked but almost all covered by a sheet, we see a nonbinary actor’s chest briefly
there is graphic vaginal birth that is very very brief
there is graphic vaginal birth that is very very brief
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A man has the symptoms of a stroke and is taken care of accordingly (electroshocks, CPR). Infortunately, he contracted a mysterious deadly flu and dies soon after.
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There is a minor focus on repopulating the world.
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A plane crashes into the ferris wheel at Navy Pier.
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Many cars honking in front of the hospital, around 29:00.
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there is a moment when some people are swimming and someone goes missing. she is found a few minutes later.
there is a moment when some people are swimming and someone goes missing. she is found a few minutes later.
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milkwifu
spoiler warning—
in episode nine a wolf mauls jeevan after he goes into the woods at night. the attack is shown off screen but jeevan screams in pain and blood and his multilated foot and arm are shown after he shoots the wolf
in episode nine a wolf mauls jeevan after he goes into the woods at night. the attack is shown off screen but jeevan screams in pain and blood and his multilated foot and arm are shown after he shoots the wolf
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E6
A flare gun is fired seven times, and a group of people is threatened by armed men. No actual gun is shot.
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