Season one, episode one/pilot:
-Possible PTSD or other trauma
-Mentions of suicide
-Homicide
-Mentions of drug use
-Drugging
-Sexualised insults
-Mentions of miscarriage
-Possible homophobia
-Kidnapping
-Trivialising mental illness
-Threats
-Mentions of smoking
-Bullying
-Trivialising murder
-Possible eating disorder
Season one, episode two:
-Mentions of suicide
-Homicide
-Possible racism
-Mentions of drugs
-Threats
Season one, episode three:
-Homicide
-Torture
-Possible homophobia
-Threads
-Mentions of suicide
-Mentions of drugs
-Mentions of bullying
Season two. episode one:
-Possible racism
-Possible homophobia
-Smoking
-Bullying
-Attempted homicide
-Mentions of terrorism
-Possible biphobia
Season two, episode two:
-Triggering a mentally ill person on purpose
-Possible PTSD or other trauma
-Drugging
-Attempted suicide
-Minefields
-Dogs
-Possible homophobia
-Jump-scares
-Possible animal abuse
-Mentions of smoking
-Trivialising mental illness
-Loud sounds
Season two, episode three:
-Suicide
-Mental illness
-Threats
-Kidnapping
-Possible mental illness
-Trauma
-Tivialising murder
This is a list of popular media and the trigger warnings that some people might find necessary. I try to be as meticulous as possible, but since I do not deal with these issues myself I may make mistakes or omit things. Please tell me if I do so and please don't take this as a definitive list. This is not a way of saying that I don't like these particular movies or books, I merely want to help people who find themselves in need of trigger warnings.
Friday, September 27, 2013
Sherlock (BBC)
Labels:
animal abuse,
drug use,
eating disorder,
homicide,
homophobia,
jump-scares,
kidnapping,
mental illness,
minefields,
miscarriage,
PTSD,
purposely triggering,
racism,
sexualised insults,
Sherlock,
suicide,
torture
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could you find episodes where sherlock imagines situations that arent real but it isnt stated explicitly that they arent and one could get confused or convinced easily?
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