A missing child causes four families to help each other for answers. What they could not imagine is that this mystery would be connected to innumerable other secrets of the small town.
This tv show contains 93 potentially triggering events.
On 1953, Gretchen the puppy got lost entering the cave, her owner Claudia searchs for her as a child but never finds her. Gretchen time-travels forward to 1986, when Claudia finally finds her in the same cave after 33 years. For Gretchen maybe just minutes/hours passed before Claudia found her
A girl slaps her younger sister. Parent slaps their child. A woman is choked (not to death) by her brother. A mother punishes her son by humiliating him. Someone drugs a child with sleeping pills so that he stays home and calm.
Children get abducted and used as experiments. Multiple children get hit by a sibling or parent. A child is forced to undress to his underwear by his mother, because he dirtied his clothes. A child is bullied and urinated on by teenagers. A child is violently and graphically attacked with a rock. Boys get abducted and their corpses are shown, being mutilated by some event.
Not abused. There are dead animals though. Two children collect a couple of dead birds. The boy who keeps the dead birds in a box says he thinks you can see how pretty they are now. There is a bloody and gorey autopsy on a sheep.
No, but at the end of episode 4, a teenager hugs her younger sister, and then slaps her. She is mad at her for wandering off, and everyone thought she’d gone missing.
A character has fallen and got injured. It is not shown explicetely, but it is difficult for him to walk. In the hospital he is shown to have gotten a cast on his foot.
Multiple boys are abducted, some of them get killed and their dead bodies are shown. Distraught parents are shown. A lot of 'missing' posters. A mother goes look for her missing son. Multiple people go missing. A child goes missing who later turns up and says she met a stranger.
Season 2, episode 4, about one minute into it, a guy takes off a suit, then v*. Full visual and possibly audio (I'm reporting what others saw, I'm too emetophobic to test it myself) for up to a minute.
There is a chair with restraints used to strap characters down and deliver electric shocks, not for therapy but instead for torture/time traveling purposes.
Nobody self harms on screen. A girls is shown to be a self harmer by scars, but the act is not shown. One child is shown to have scars of cigarette burns on his arms, but it is of today not clear who did this.
One of the main characters suffers from depression or anxiety caused by his father's suicide. He takes pills for this and is shown to often have nightmares and sees hallucinations of his father. Another character suffers from anxiety and anxiety attacks. He has a mantra to get through them, but it is clear he suffers from his anxiety.
There is a trans lady described as someone's brother, and in an alternate universe they are implied not to be trans (perhaps in the closet, but referred to by what is presumably the dead name of their counterpart)
A man complains to a male colleague about his wife not being sexual with him anymore, and the colleague responds with disparaging remarks about wives not being sexual after having kids, but in this case, the wife's disinterest is due to something other than asexuality.
Someone changes her mind while in the waiting room (common trope). Someone else acts casual about her abortions and, many years later, says to her kid (who she thinks is her aborted fetus) something like "I sent you to hell!"
The ending may seem sad, until you realize that the heroes prevent a nuclear holocaust (though it requires a noble self-sacrifice on two heroes' part).