Changes: TV-MA

Revision as of 07:13, 22 December 2014

Programming rated TV-MA in the United States TV Parental Guidelines signifies content for mature audiences. Programs with this rating are usually not suitable for anyone under 17 years old. Content may contain strong coarse language, (which may or may not be censored for advertising reasons), like "F**k" and others, explicit (though in some cases, not pornographic) strong sexual content, nudity, or intense violence.

It originally was called TV-M that existed only in 1997. It was changed due to suspected copyright from the ESRB over the "M for Mature" rating for video games.

Content descriptors

D: Intense Suggestive Dialogue
L: Crude Indecent Language
S: Strong Sexual Content
V: Intense Violence

Notes

TV-MA-D Exclusive to Pello.

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 ==Content descriptors==
-* '''D''': Crude Suggestive Dialogue
+* '''D''': Intense Suggestive Dialogue
-* '''L: '''Extreme Indecent Language
+* '''L: '''Crude Indecent Language
-* '''S''': Explicit Sexual Content
+* '''S''': Strong Sexual Content
-* '''V''': Graphic Violence
+* '''V''': Intense Violence
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