
17 alone, 16 with a parent.
Official US rating: TV-MA. In France, zinema would say 13.
Offers in the United States, collected automatically. Catalogues change often.
Alone, or with you
The official US rating is TV-MA, and we never go below it. Alone from 17; from 16, with an adult or by talking about it afterwards.
The sweet spot: around 17, when you can take in a story of grief that offers no quick comfort, and watch adults get things wrong while trying to hold together. Why a sweet spot?
The Clyburns uproot their comfortable New York City lives to the wild, untamed beauty of Montana's Madison River Valley on a search for connection.
You might mention that the series opens with a death and stays sad, and offer to talk if it brings up a loss of your own.
at 17 and up
What do you think helps this family hold on most: the place, or each other?
5 episodes out of 6 at the top of the series. What's in each episode, without telling the story:
| Episode | What's in it |
|---|---|
| 1 · Pilot | Deaths told; a lot of swearing; alcohol; and a lot of laughs, 17% of the episode. |
| 2 · Let the Land Hold Me | Deaths told; scary music; a lot of swearing; alcohol; and a lot of laughs, 18% of the episode. |
| 3 · Watch Her Fall | Many dark scenes; deaths told; frightening images; a lot of swearing; drugs mentioned. |
| 4 · Tomorrow Is Goodbye | Deaths told; scary music and jump scares; some swearing; alcohol; and a lot of laughs, 19% of the episode. |
| 5 · No Name and a New Dream | Deaths shown; scary music and jump scares; a lot of swearing; drugs mentioned; alcohol. |
| 6 · I Give Me Permission | Deaths told; scary music and jump scares; a lot of swearing; drugs mentioned; alcohol; and a lot of laughs, 24% of the episode. |
A zinema reading from September 30, 2026 · the 6 episodes of season 1, watched one by one · the age by zinema's rules for the US and France, and a human reading · report an error · how this guide is made