Party of Five

Party of Five (1994)

TV TV-PG
Woke-o-meter 1/20 1/20
Content rating: The show depicts kissing between characters, instances of domestic violence, occasional mild profanity, and depictions of alcohol consumption and smoking. The initial car accident and subsequent storylines also create some tense and emotionally distressing scenes.
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Synopsis

Party of Five depicts the lives of five orphaned siblings who must navigate adulthood and familial responsibility after the sudden loss of their parents. The series explores the challenges they face as they learn to support one another and manage daily life independently. It focuses on their personal growth and the complexities of raising a family under difficult circumstances.

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Woke Score Breakdown

🎭 Race-swapped character
1
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The cast aligns with the characters' typical depictions, with no evident racial or ethnic swaps.


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πŸ”ƒ Gender-swapped character
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There are no indications of gender-swapping in casting. The characters presented align with their established portrayals.


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πŸ‘₯ Diverse casting
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While the cast has a mix of ethnicities, it doesn't appear to be an intentional diversity statement beyond what might be expected for a San Francisco setting.


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✊ Racial messaging
1
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The synopsis makes no mention of racial themes or systemic injustice.


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πŸ›‚ Immigrant themes
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The plot summary lacks any content about immigration or 'a nation of immigrants'.


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πŸͺΆ Indigenous peoples
1
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The show does not address indigenous peoples’ issues.


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πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ LGBT characters
1
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The synopsis does not reference LGBT characters or themes.


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♀️ Feminist themes
2
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Julia is portrayed as a sensitive teen, and later deals with domestic violence, which puts her in a vulnerable position that is explicitly tied to her gender and requires her to be a woman to experience. This represents a minor feminist element.


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🏒 Anti-capitalist themes
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The family runs a restaurant, but this isn't framed as a critique of capitalism; it's simply part of their family history and survival.


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🌱 Environmental issues
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The setting is San Francisco, but the plot summary does not include themes of climate change or environmental degradation.


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Content Rating Breakdown

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πŸ’‹ Sex & Nudity
Moderate
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Sarah and Bailey are shown kissing in several episodes. Kirsten and Charlie have a romantic relationship, though full nudity is not depicted; intimate moments are implied and shown with some detail but remain restrained.


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🩸 Violence & Gore
Mild
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Julia experiences domestic violence in a relationship during season five. This is depicted with some visible detail but remains brief and restrained, focusing on the emotional and psychological impact rather than graphic physical injury. No gore is shown.


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🀬 Profanity
Moderate
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Characters occasionally use mild profanity, particularly Charlie and Bailey. It's not constant or excessive, but frequent enough to be noticeable.


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🍺 Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Moderate
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Bailey struggles with alcoholism and is frequently shown drinking, especially in season three. Charlie is also shown drinking. Smoking is also shown occasionally in background scenes, particularly in the earlier seasons.


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πŸ‘» Frightening & Intense Scenes
Mild
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The initial car accident and the fallout from their parents' deaths creates some tense and emotional scenes, and Julia's domestic violence storyline creates some moments of peril, although these are not sustained or overly graphic. Charlie's cancer diagnosis creates emotional distress.


Your rating: None: 0 / Mild: 0 / Moderate: 0 / Severe: 0

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