How'd that get by the censors? [Archive]

Nin-Nin69

07-13-2002, 03:22 AM

In the Courage episode in the museum, they show a sculpture's exposed breasts for a few seconds.

In an I am Weasel cartoon, I.R. Baboon is talking to a talent agent and his desk has legs with naked women holding it up and it was shown for about 25 seconds.

...and that huge EEnE innuendo in season 2! Remeber Ed the dog? lol

What about the time Eddy goes "I'm king of the castle and your a dirty..." But before Eddy said a**!!!! he was pounced on by Ed and Edd. Also the episode when Eddy thinks his parents made Naz date him Ed made a little rhyme that ended with s###.

Dub

07-13-2002, 09:21 AM

Dick Hardley :)

How that EVER got by censors I will NEVER KNOW XD

Ed man

07-13-2002, 12:35 PM

"A is for helping which comes from a tree"
"B is for lifting Edd and Eddy"
"C is for Grapefruit, which i don't like one bit"
"Except with Cranberry relish and a spring of..."

Eddy cuts him off. ^-^

Yuss

07-20-2002, 07:08 PM

Originally posted by Nin-Nin69
What about the time Eddy goes "I'm king of the castle and your a dirty..." But before Eddy said a**!!!! he was pounced on by Ed and Edd.He says "rascal." Which is suggestive in itself (Dave Matthews' "Crash Into Me"?)...

~B+:

Jimmy Kustes

07-20-2002, 07:20 PM

Originally posted by Ed man
"A is for helping which comes from a tree"
"B is for lifting Edd and Eddy"
"C is for Grapefruit, which i don't like one bit"
"Except with Cranberry relish and a spring of..."

Eddy cuts him off. ^-^

I guess that would be mint.

Sinople

07-21-2002, 09:48 PM

In a Cow and Chicken 'toon, there is a brief flash of Lance Sackless aka Ben Panced aka The Red Guy's arm turning into an erect penis. :o It's one of those things if you blink, you will miss it.

Kuro-Neko

07-21-2002, 11:57 PM

Originally posted by Sinople
In a Cow and Chicken 'toon, there is a brief flash of Lance Sackless aka Ben Panced aka The Red Guy's arm turning into an erect penis. :o It's one of those things if you blink, you will miss it.
OMG!! :eek:

Keeper

07-25-2002, 05:25 AM

Which PPG episode was this, anyway? Must have missed it...

But it's nothing like the episode title "Forced Kin"... I mean, c'mon!

While we're pointing out risque visuals etc. In one of the Minerva Mink cartoons in Animaniacs, a frog sees Minerva, and swallows his eyes into his throat while sticking his tongue straight out. The visual effect, for about one second, is thus: Something long and straight sticking up above a sack with two round things inside... get the picture?

Sharklady

07-25-2002, 10:10 AM

> Which PPG episode was this, anyway? Must have missed it... <

Assuming you're asking which PPG ep features villain Dick Hardley, that's the recent premiered 'Knock It Off.'

> But it's nothing like the episode title "Forced Kin"... I mean, c'mon! <

Yeah. That's my favorite new ep; it's rather unfortunate that "I dare not speak it's name" to anyone but fellow PPG fans.

Theking

07-25-2002, 10:37 AM

man I am bad. Too much work. I have missed most of these
Sounds like I might be better off.

TheKing

Sora Takenouchi

07-25-2002, 11:23 AM

What's the deal with "Forced Kin"? I have no idea what the hell you guys are alluding to. Tell me! If it's too risque to be talked about on these PG-rated boards then at least PM me.

Another thing that got by the censors is on Ed Edd 'n' Eddy, when Sarah was playing Queen and forced Ed and Eddy to become horses for a race.

Ed: "I am a horse, Eddy!"
Eddy: "You're a horse's---" *gets cut off* :)

BrendaBat

07-25-2002, 05:10 PM

What's the deal with "Forced Kin"? I have no idea what the hell you guys are alluding to. Tell me! If it's too risque to be talked about on these PG-rated boards then at least PM me.
Yeah, me too. I didn't see anything risque in the episode or the title.
- :confused:

Sue_Jackson

07-25-2002, 08:11 PM

Originally posted by Jon "WB" Gray
Dick Hardley :)

How that EVER got by censors I will NEVER KNOW XD

LOL! Not to mention, that the girls kept calling him Professor Dick, and everytime they said that it blew me away because it really sounds like they're cursing. LOL! :o :D

Oh.....and how about Him?? I mean, look at his appreance. He's a guy (I think :confused: ) who wears stileto heeled boots, make-up, and a feather boa. The guy is either a cross-dresser or transvestite, or transexual. :confused:

Kuro-Neko

07-25-2002, 08:51 PM

...or a drag queen

Sharklady

07-25-2002, 11:32 PM

I seem to recall an interview where Craig McCracken explained he'd made Him androgenous just to give Him an extra-creepy quality.

In my opinion, he suceeded.

Keeper

07-26-2002, 03:14 AM

Well, to folks in the Religious Wrong, transvestites are the spawns of Satan too, so it's just appropriate that Him has that trait!

As for "Forced Kin"... Most PPG titles are puns, and this one is a pun on the word "foreskin". I leave you to look the word up for yourself in a dictionary or a book on human anatomy.

(This reminds me of Red Dwarf fans who ask where the expletive "smeg" comes from...)

Anubis C. Soundwave

07-26-2002, 10:58 PM

AKA: "Members Only".

[even the word "members" isn't safe, if you gave it thought.]

Heaven help the last half of that episode, complete with the Furious Fiery Feline. Three "F's"? That's wrong, too! :D

F3(hence the title of the post) is an anime sex comedy starring Hiroe Ogawa. Never saw it, just the covers. Wacky.

==

On a non-risque note, did you notice the Professor's spot on impersonation of the Narrator? (yes, I know they both know Tom Kane--sheesh!) Scary. Almost as scary as Frank Welker chatting with himself in an episode of G1 Transformers.

Sprocket

07-27-2002, 12:17 AM

You are mistaken.

Tom Kenny is the voice of the narrator. The similarites are there, but the narrator is not done by Tom Kane.

Frank White

08-01-2002, 12:39 PM

How about the PPG ep. Somethings a Ms. when Ms.Bellum stuck the Mayor's pencil in a pencil sharperner and he started groaning

Batfan

08-01-2002, 01:47 PM

I can't believe everybody missed this one.

In the Johnny Bravo episode where he meets Farrah Fawcett, there is a scene where Fawcett is playing pin-the-tail on the donkey. She then says "This is fun! I can't remember the last time I was blindfolded! Oh, wait. Yes I can. Oops." (giggles)

I'm sure if you all thought about this for a second you'd get the joke.

BrendaBat

08-02-2002, 04:54 AM

I've seen this example of innuendo in a lot of cartoons (Sheep in the big city, Animaniacs, and Pinky and the Brain for example)
Sometimes, especially when in a showbiz environment, a character will use the word "dreck" (which means sh** in yiddish). I'm jewish and I know some yiddish, so I find it really amusing when they do this:D.
I guess its OK to curse on TV as long as its not english profanity :)

John Miles

08-02-2002, 11:06 AM

Here's one from the Dexter's Lab episode where they find their secret decoders in their cereal boxes:

Dee Dee: Oh yeah! Well I think your club is for I-D-K-Cs!

::Dexter decodes the word::

Dexter: Hey! I'm telling Mom!

I'll let you unscramble that one yourself. :D

bhlaab

08-02-2002, 09:00 PM

There's tons of innuendo jokes in these shows, and I love every one.

There's one not-so-subtle Johnny Bravo where a group of Amazons need him to sacrifice a virgin to a volcano. He, of course, denies this charge.

Ah! And I just remembered one of my favorites..

In the "Ghost fish" episode of Dexter, the end has Dexter and Dee Dee in the bathroom in the middle of the night. Their dad walks in with *ahem* reading material under his arm saying "Kids! You should know by now that early morning is Dad's special bathroom privacy time!"

czyznyck99

08-02-2002, 11:21 PM

Only further proof that cartoons are NOT for kids.
There's a lot of stuff that slide by the censors. I forgot about the Dexter ones, those are really funny.

Later.

outcastja

08-02-2002, 11:33 PM

In tonights episode of PPG they had another one which I laughed at.

In which their new friend Robin goes "That's okay, I was an accident too."

The Jinjo

08-04-2002, 01:23 PM

this isnt a cartoon cartoon, and i hate this movie, but there was a little cencorship needed in the wedding scene of The Little Memaid. Let's just say it has to do with the preist as he says "dearly beloved"... Sorry i cant tell nemore, I'll get in trouble.

Ed man

08-04-2002, 01:36 PM

Tell it. Just put it in a Spoiler tag.

The Jinjo

08-04-2002, 02:07 PM

here's this thing from the little mermaid.)

[/B][/QUOTE]the priest says "dearly beloved, and if you look at his pants, you can tell he's having an errection.

czyznyck99

08-04-2002, 03:11 PM

Yep, that's a classic. Virtually every modern Disney movie has something like that, I won't get into it, though.

Later.

Eddy

08-04-2002, 03:45 PM

I found that funny, acually. Cartoon Network has guts, they can let a lot of things slip by.

Did any of you notice the more "adult" jokes in Ed, Edd n Eddy? When Ed said he foudn Eddy's magazines, Eddy says...

"I'd kiss ya, Ed, but I'm not that kind of guy!"

I love Cartoon Network, they let so much stuff slip by.

"Don't worry Professor, I was an accident, too." ~ Robin, The Powerpuff Girls

Sue_Jackson

08-04-2002, 04:56 PM

Originally posted by czyznyck99
Yep, that's a classic. Virtually every modern Disney movie has something like that, I won't get into it, though.

Later.

Well.....does anyone have "The Little Mermaid" when it first came out on video? That would probably be like in the early '90s. I know I have it. Well......if you look closely at the cover on palace of Atlantica and look closely at the tower like things. You'll notice that one of those towers was shaped like a man's shaft. It's true! It's right there! LOL! :o

I heard that the guy who did that was fired, and so he did little prank just get even. :rolleyes:

Mackenzie Rainelle

08-04-2002, 05:46 PM

Originally posted by Sharklady
I seem to recall an interview where Craig McCracken explained he'd made Him androgenous just to give Him an extra-creepy quality.

In my opinion, he suceeded.

He's kinda like a mixture of Ziggy Stardust, Satan, the Head Blue Meanie, and Dr. Frank N. Furter, ne? Although the particular outfit he wears makes him look like Kaoru from the Japanese band Dir en Grey.

CBIzumi

08-04-2002, 06:54 PM

Originally posted by Eddy
I found that funny, acually. Cartoon Network has guts, they can let a lot of things slip by.

Did any of you notice the more "adult" jokes in Ed, Edd n Eddy? When Ed said he foudn Eddy's magazines
Actually, the whole bit with Eddy's magazines is a big adult-type joke. Some of it was funny, like Double D's expression when Eddy said he "saved the magazines" XD

Yuss

08-04-2002, 09:23 PM

NO ONE should be allowed to use the Internet without reading this, studying every factoid, memorizing it, and taking a written and oral test on it.

http://www.snopes2.com

Now, relieve yourself of your media-induced DISNEY LIES!

~B+:

Nin-Nin69

08-06-2002, 01:47 AM

I seem to recall an interview where Craig McCracken explained he'd made Him androgenous just to give Him an extra-creepy quality.

I though he was trying to make a combination of Satan from South Park, Ziggy Stardust, and Richard Simmons.

Actually, the whole bit with Eddy's magazines is a big adult-type joke. Some of it was funny, like Double D's expression when Eddy said he "saved the magazines"

I like the part when Ed talks about the part when he fell into the sewer and Eddy though he hid the magizines their. Then Edd said, "Its a fitting place for filth like that." :D

Dee Dee: Oh yeah! Well I think your club is for I-D-K-Cs!

Dexter should've said,"And your club is for U-C-T-N's." :p

ProdigyCube

08-06-2002, 12:21 PM

In PPG isn't there an episode called Moe-job?
And the episode "something is a-miss" Theres the whole pencil in the pencil sharpener thing and at the end, the mayor says "Speaking of dirty laundry" when refering to his affair with Sudusa.

Sharklady

08-06-2002, 04:21 PM

> I seem to recall an interview where Craig McCracken explained he'd made Him androgenous just to give Him an extra-creepy quality.

I though he was trying to make a combination of Satan from South Park, Ziggy Stardust, and Richard Simmons. <

I believe there's also a dash of 'Yellow Submarine's head Blue Meanie in the mix.

In any case, I'd say McCracken & company have produced a memorable character. Mojo Jojo may be my favorite PPG villain, but I definitely consider Him the creepiest one.

Mojo_Jojo

08-07-2002, 06:56 AM

Originally posted by Sharklady
> I seem to recall an interview where Craig McCracken explained he'd made Him androgenous just to give Him an extra-creepy quality.

I though he was trying to make a combination of Satan from South Park, Ziggy Stardust, and Richard Simmons. <

I believe there's also a dash of 'Yellow Submarine's head Blue Meanie in the mix.

In any case, I'd say McCracken & company have produced a memorable character. Mojo Jojo may be my favorite PPG villain, but I definitely consider Him the creepiest one.

I also think Him is creepy. I also think he's a popular character. Who could forget him?!
Of course, Mojo Jojo will always be my favorite PPG villian. I also liked the story of The Smiths.

The Jinjo

08-07-2002, 09:37 AM

know what would be really creepy? if there were a Powerpuff Girls video game for Gamecube or PS2 where you could go underground to Him's house........... ONYL TO FIND HIM DOING HIS AROBICS AND BATHING LIKE HE OFTEN DOES!

Theking

08-07-2002, 09:58 AM

Originally posted by The Jinjo
know what would be really creepy? if there were a Powerpuff Girls video game for Gamecube or PS2 where you could go underground to Him's house........... ONYL TO FIND HIM DOING HIS AROBICS AND BATHING LIKE HE OFTEN DOES!

Oh man!!! I am shuttering, not goint to sleep tonight now. :eek: :eek: :D

TheKing

Nin-Nin69

08-07-2002, 10:58 PM

Be quiet The Jinjo! Don't give BAM! Entertaimet any more bad ideas. ;)

DeRaptor

08-08-2002, 01:42 AM

In "Dexter is Dirty" Dexter crashes into a tank labeled "spooge". The gunk inside was dark green instead of off-white, though. I guess it had been in there for a while...

Nin-Nin69

08-08-2002, 02:10 AM

I just heard this one on Johnny Bravo.

Johny-"Holding Room? Oh yea there's going to be some holding in the Holding Room!" :D

The Jinjo

08-08-2002, 10:59 PM

i wanna be honest, BAM! makes some pretty bad games. Desaster Strikes was surprisingly good, but all the other games are terrible. I shudder to think they're making a Mike, Lu, and Og, game aaaaauuuuuuuuuuuu......................

EEnE, COurage, CownChicken, and a few more are also gettin GBA games

Ed man

08-08-2002, 11:44 PM

BAM! isnt making the Ed Edd n Eddy game. Crave is.

Batfan

08-09-2002, 03:37 PM

I just realized something!

In the Dexter's Lab episode "The Parrot Trap", after Dexter destroys the parrot, his mother says this.

"Dexter! How many times have I told you not to throw the bird!"

LOL!

Theking

08-09-2002, 04:58 PM

Originally posted by Batfan
I just realized something!

In the Dexter's Lab episode "The Parrot Trap", after Dexter destroys the parrot, his mother says this.

"Dexter! How many times have I told you not to throw the bird!"

LOL!

yea, too funny

TheKing

The Jinjo

08-10-2002, 09:07 AM

My mistake, it's crave, but they aren't much better. Oh well, look who's the dunce for today lol.
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John Miles

08-10-2002, 11:36 AM

Oh, and I could've sworn, in this one episode of The Powerpuff Girls where they are celebrating their birthday, in the scene where the girls are frantically throwing around the missile target to get rid of it, the Mayor yells, quite proud of himself, "I got the little f***er!"

Obi

08-10-2002, 12:02 PM

I think he says bugger. ;)

Sharklady

08-10-2002, 12:55 PM

> I think he says bugger. <

Yes, he does. And that has to be clipped when the ep is broadcast in the United Kingdom- over there, that word has a much harsher meaning than it does in the USA (check your dictionary for specifics.)

Scythemantis

08-10-2002, 06:03 PM

The pencil/pencil sharpener scene that's been mentioned is the first thing that springs to my mind when people talk about innuendo in cartoons... it was just so, so, incredibly blatant. The mayor`s fingers were even wrapped around the pencil in two little ball-shaped knuckles........

The Jinjo

08-11-2002, 09:27 AM

how about on Ed, Edd, n Eddy, when Ed goes "Shh.. my yeast is rising!" and Double D says "Nutloaf, Ed?" Think about it.

Sue_Jackson

08-11-2002, 03:15 PM

How about the pianist joke on Animaniacs? Still cracks me up when I hear it! :D I can't believe they had the guts to sneak that in. :p

:yakko: :wakko: :dot:

John Miles

08-11-2002, 04:14 PM

Oh, and don't forget this gem from Animaniacs:

Teacher: I want you to conjugate with me.
Yakko: You want me to do what???
Teacher: Conjugate! I want you to conjugate with me!
Yakko: Good night ev'rybody!

Kuro-Neko

08-13-2002, 09:47 PM

also in a powerpuff girls episode the mayor says "i'm no sugar daddy.those days are over"

Faye_Valentine

08-14-2002, 07:49 PM

Ok ok. This isnt about cartoon cartoons, but you were talking about Disney earlier. Well, did you know Disney has their own porn page? Anyone who has ever been to a Disney theme park has no doubt heard about the log flume ride "Splash Mountian" It's a log flume based on the movie Song of the South and if you know anything about that story you should know that they throw Brer Rabbit down into the brair patch (big thorny pit) and of course since it's a log flume ride and all log flumes have big drops at some point during the ride, the big fall on this ride is the brair patch. And of course it takes your picture on it. So of course women flash the camera. And Disney takes all the pictures of the ladies flashing the camera (of course they dont sell them.) and they upload them on to their page titled "Flash Mountain". Now, I've never been there cuz I'm a girl and I don't go that way, so I don't know the URL, but I think they have it on that urban legends page posted earlier on this thread. (I remeber visting that page a long time ago looking for stuff on Disneyland, and that was one of the true urban legends.)

:yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko: :wakko: :dot: :yakko:
Oh and what was the pianist joke?

Obi

08-14-2002, 07:56 PM

I'm pretty sure that's probably just an urban legend, but so far Snopes doesn't have anything on it, so I can't confirm nor deny it.

Faye_Valentine

08-14-2002, 08:53 PM

Actually I just went back to Snopes and there is something about it. Go down to Disney. Click on Disneyland and its the last one that says "Women bare their breasts for the camera on Splash Mountain"

Obi

08-14-2002, 09:45 PM

Thanks for pointing that out, I guess it is true that some women flash the camera. But what I was really saying that I think is an urban legend is that Disney themselves have a web page called "Flash Mountain". If there is a Flash Mountain, I highly doubt its actually run by Disney. It's probably jsut some prankster who was working on Splash Mountain and put the pics on the internet.

Samoht

08-15-2002, 06:12 PM

i have 1 but it its in yu gi oh when joey and yugi fist meet mai
joey says please crush me to mai

John Miles

08-25-2002, 02:22 PM

Some amuzing innuendoes I caught during Cartoon Cartoon Weekend:

From Time Squad:
A room is filled with colonial guys trying to write the Declaration of Independence.
Some Guy: We hold these truths to be self... self...
John Adams: Self-servicing? Self-satisfying?? Self-exploratory???

From Johnny Bravo
Johnny is in the supermarket, and sees a girl giving away free samples of food.
Johnny: Pick-up on aisle 5!
Girl: Free sample?
Johnny: (Holds girl in his arms) Don't mind if I do!

Johnny is in a laboratory with a woman scientist.
Johnny: Y'know, we have a lot in common. You want to manipulate my genes, I...
Woman: Scilence!

Scythemantis

08-25-2002, 04:15 PM

I don't get the earlier posts saying it was innapropriate/wrong and "cn is reaching into the bottom of the barrel".... first of all, CN itself would not have anything to do with it. It's stuff slipped in by the writers of the individual shows, duh. Second, stuff like this and worse has been in cartoons since they EXISTED. Many classic black and white cartoons had jokes downright obscene compared to stuff we have now... we're a bunch of WIMPS these days!

Moonbay

08-25-2002, 06:08 PM

I thought it was very funny for Bubbles to say that, IMO.

It's just funny to think that Bubbles may not even know what she's saying! :D

Keeper

08-28-2002, 02:24 AM

In that Cartoon Cartoon with the cavemen -- don't remember their names, but one is called Doubledome and is voiced by Jess Harnell -- after Doubledome starts a fire by scraping his butt on the ground, his companion tells him that Doubledome gave birth to the fire, which Doubledome takes to mean as him being the mother of the fire. So he treats it like a child.

His companion says, "There's a slight flaw in your assumption."
Doubledome replies, "Oh, sorry. This tunic keeps riding up."

Later, when the fire dies, Doubledome sobs as a mother who has lost a child. His companion says, "We can make a new fire."
Doubledome shoots back, "How can you TEASE me at a time like this??"

Thought those were pretty funny. Not really "slipped by" material -- they never actually used the rude word in the first one, and the second one is only implicit, which is perfectly fair game. Anyone who doesn't understand that there's a sexual implication simply doesn't get the joke. It's not explicitly making a reference to sex.

Not really naughty stuff but I got a kick out of the recent PPG exchange:

Buttercup: "Can't you abacus any faster?"
Blossom: "Aba-kiss my butt!"

Allen's Nickname.

08-28-2002, 02:33 AM

I was wondering how they got away with "A Mom and Dad Cartoon."

Sharklady

08-28-2002, 10:38 AM

> I was wondering how they got away with "A Mom and Dad Cartoon." <

Apparently you can get away with a lot, so long as you restrict yourself to *implying*.

Which is usually funnier anyway.

Nin-Nin69

08-28-2002, 01:15 PM

"Who's Jack?"-Dexter

"I don't know, but he must be more exciting than dad."-DeDe

That line was priceless. :D

Yet what left me hanging from that episode was when Dexter and DeDe ran into the room Dexter is smiling like he knew the joke all along while DeDe is in a panic. Was that an animation fluke? :confused:

candy17

09-02-2002, 04:00 PM

Originally posted by Nin-Nin69
"Who's Jack?"-Dexter

"I don't know, but he must be more exciting than dad."-DeDe

That line was priceless. :D

Yet what left me hanging from that episode was when Dexter and DeDe ran into the room Dexter is smiling like he knew the joke all along while DeDe is in a panic. Was that an animation fluke? :confused:

Speaking of innuendo on "Dexter's Lab", did you catch the one on the episode, "Snowdown", where Dexter tries to get away from DeeDee and he hides behind a teenaged couple making out and he says, "First base", to which the guy kissing the girl replies, "You said it, pal". :o :eek: :o

snorlaxhead

09-02-2002, 06:35 PM

Don't forget in the Time Squad episode 'The prime minister has no clothes'.

Otto: This is nuts!

Or the dexter Ep:

Mom: Yes, he's very freindly
DeeDee: Umph, a little too freindly.

Also in the Disney Movie Alladin
The genie sprinkled dust on the ground and it spelled the word SEX. Note: I got this off eeggs.com (http://www.eeggs.com) .

Allen's Nickname.

09-02-2002, 07:26 PM

Originally posted by snorlaxhead
Also in the Disney Movie Alladin
The genie sprinkled dust on the ground and it spelled the word SEX. Note: I got this off eeggs.com (http://www.eeggs.com) . It's SFX. (Sound Effects)

Sharklady

09-02-2002, 08:00 PM

I know of another Disney movie that's been accused of slipping the 's' word into the background art.

In 'The Lion King', there's a scene where Simba flops himself to the ground, sending up a poof of wildflower pollen. Supposably, the pollen wafts twist themselves into the letters S, E and X.

I've subjected that scene to a stop-motion exam, and concluded that it *might* stand that interpretation, but only to a viewer who's making a point of looking for it. In which case the viewer bears as much responsiblity for it as the animators, so has no honest cause for complaint.

Obi

09-03-2002, 10:06 AM

Well, it's not a cartoon cartoon, but I caught this on 2 Stupid Dogs today.

The two dogs have just gotten into a drive-in theater for "free" (if you saw it, you know what I mean), and they start watching the movie (which, of course, they don't know is a movie). Little Dog starts pointing out how fake the alien on the screen looks and then proceeds to sate "This is kaka! Why do people even come here?" We then see a long shot of the drive-in and every car but the 2 dogs' car is rocking back and forth. Heh.

Yuss

09-03-2002, 10:53 AM

Originally posted by Spaz13_88
It's SFX. (Sound Effects) Actually, SFX is the name of the special effects team that made that scene, and all of Disney's special effects scenes where particles are being swirled around. They often put their name into the scene, just sort of an "I WUZ HERE" thing.

~B+:

candy17

09-03-2002, 02:48 PM

I caught this on 2 Stupid Dogs today.

The two dogs have just gotten into a drive-in theater for "free" (if you saw it, you know what I mean), and they start watching the movie (which, of course, they don't know is a movie). Little Dog starts pointing out how fake the alien on the screen looks and then proceeds to sate "This is kaka! Why do people even come here?" We then see a long shot of the drive-in and every car but the 2 dogs' car is rocking back and forth. Heh.

Oh, yeah, I remember seeing that when "2 Stupid Dogs" was in syndication on UPN 57 (a local station where I live) and TBS back when they had this animation block called "Sunday Morning in Front of the Television". :D

CBIzumi

09-03-2002, 04:11 PM

Also in "The Prime Minister Has No Clothes", there's the part when Churchill says "And it [being bare] feels even better at 50 mph!" I may have gotten the mileage wrong, but think about it :eek:

candy17

09-04-2002, 01:55 PM

candy17

09-04-2002, 02:12 PM

I noticed an innuendo on the episode of "Cow and Chicken" where Chicken plays with a pricing gun and accidentally labels himself and Cow and the Red Guy buys them and tries to figure out their uses.

Scene: The loud-mouthed Teacher buys the Red Guy (after getting caught leaving without paying for himself) and takes him home. After the short scene where the mom buys Cow and Chicken, the Teacher says to the Red Guy, and I quote, "Hey, I paid good money for you..." (you have to have a *really* perverted sense of humor to see that that was a reference to prostitution :eek: :eek: :eek: :o :o :o :D :D :D ).

The only other Cartoon Cartoon that got away with that kind of innuendo was on "Dexter's Lab" where Dexter hires a beautiful woman to replace DeeDee. Dexter says, "I want to see you dance" and the woman replies, "Okay, but that'll be $50 extra!" :eek:

Batman347

09-05-2002, 09:53 PM

Candy, next time instead of posting all these different posts, just edit your first one. That's what most people do.

Matthew Hunter

09-07-2002, 07:15 PM

Cow and Chicken, period. How many references to rump, butt, hiney, etc. do they have to have? The "Red Guy" devil kind of got old with the disguises and butt names. Among other vulgar wink-wink jokes that I'm sure Ren and Stimpy had already done. That show had a few good moments, but I absolutely abhorred it. "I Am Weasel" was a lot funnier, but darnit, it was still vulgar. Why do some people think that a cartoon must have so many gross or vulgar jokes and gags to be funny? Both series could have been pretty good, the concepts for both are hilarious. However, even the drawings get gross sometimes...a waste of animation talent, and of Charlie Adler's great voices. Ren and Stimpy may have been a groundbreaking show, but that kind of vulgar-style animation is a plague. There. I said it. :D
-Matthew

ShinjiFanGirl

09-07-2002, 07:59 PM

I don't know if this has been posted..I don't think it has, but in

I Am Weasle it goes like this:

Weasle (dressed in a fairy suit) (To his girlfriend.): And now that I am a fairy, I must leave you.

G1Ravage

09-08-2002, 01:45 AM

The newest episode of Whatever Happened to Robot Jones? features an ENTIRE music video about a nude man and his dog.

In another episode of Jones, he befriends those two guys who are usually bullying him around, and he lets them use his x-ray vision to see through the wall into the girl's bathroom. Then we can see a bunch of skeletions wearing bras and panties. :p

auto

09-08-2002, 05:10 PM

OMG, What episode of Robot Jones was THAT risque moment in?

Allen's Nickname.

09-08-2002, 06:05 PM

Originally posted by Sheepfan
OMG, What episode of Robot Jones was THAT risque moment in? I'm guessing that that would be "The Nudist and Mr. Pendelton" music video, which is the second most surreal thing I've seen on CN before 10:30 PM in recent years.

strikerowen

09-09-2002, 02:00 AM

Sara Bellum
"69" Yorba Linda Lane

Galaxia

09-09-2002, 12:52 PM

Originally posted by John Miles
Oh, and don't forget this gem from Animaniacs:

Teacher: I want you to conjugate with me.
Yakko: You want me to do what???
Teacher: Conjugate! I want you to conjugate with me!
Yakko: Good night ev'rybody!

HA!

Teacher: Yakko, can you conugate?
Yakko: Who, me? I-I've never even kissed a girl!
Teacher: No, you don't understand. It's very simple. Lemme go to the board and show you!
Yakko: ::to the audience:: Don't look!

Dont forget from "LA LA Law"

Metermaid: That's a violation of the Burbank Penal Code
Yakko:....The what?
Metermaid: The penal code! The penal code!
Yakko: ::looks at her, then the judge:: Y'know, the 2 of you ought to get together!

Greek_Honeybee

09-09-2002, 03:25 PM

Then there was the "pianist" episode with Mozart. :rolleyes:

Galaxia

09-09-2002, 05:05 PM

Beethoven: I am Ludwig van Beethoven, world famous composer and pianist.
::3 Warners gasp::
Yakko: You're a what?
Beethoven: A pianist!
Yakko:: ::blows a kiss:: Goodnight everybody!
:yakko: :wakko: :dot: :D

Greek_Honeybee

09-09-2002, 10:35 PM

Ah! Beethoven! Thank you... I really need to start watching that show again. :o :rolleyes:

candy17

09-10-2002, 04:44 PM

Originally posted by Matthew Hunter
Cow and Chicken, period. How many references to rump, butt, hiney, etc. do they have to have? The "Red Guy" devil kind of got old with the disguises and butt names. Among other vulgar wink-wink jokes that I'm sure Ren and Stimpy had already done. That show had a few good moments, but I absolutely abhorred it. "I Am Weasel" was a lot funnier, but darnit, it was still vulgar. Why do some people think that a cartoon must have so many gross or vulgar jokes and gags to be funny? Both series could have been pretty good, the concepts for both are hilarious. However, even the drawings get gross sometimes...a waste of animation talent, and of Charlie Adler's great voices. Ren and Stimpy may have been a groundbreaking show, but that kind of vulgar-style animation is a plague. There. I said it. :D
-Matthew

1) The "Least Favorite Cartoon Cartoons Post" is next door

2) I'll thank you not to compare Cow and Chicken with Ren and Stimpy. Yeah, it may be a "rip-off", but you have to remember that John K's original episodes were edited by Nickelodeon for innuendo and grotesque imagery. Cow and Chicken's only bouts with censorship was the Buffalo Gals episode, the Dad yelling "Oh, damn it!" on "Comet!", and some of the episodes like "No Smoking" and "Beaver Safari" don't play in reruns.

candy17

09-10-2002, 05:12 PM

Originally posted by Batman347
Candy, next time instead of posting all these different posts, just edit your first one. That's what most people do.

Okay, but this is my first time on the board, so don't patronize me like the editors on TV Tome do.

candy17

09-10-2002, 05:14 PM

Originally posted by G1Ravage
The newest episode of Whatever Happened to Robot Jones? features an ENTIRE music video about a nude man and his dog.

In another episode of Jones, he befriends those two guys who are usually bullying him around, and he lets them use his x-ray vision to see through the wall into the girl's bathroom. Then we can see a bunch of skeletons wearing bras and panties. :p

1) That scene was from the RJ episode, "Electric Boogaloo"

2) Here's some more racy scenes/quotes from CN's newest series:

From "P.U. to P.E.":

After the pan across the kids struggling in gym class and Robot Jones commenting on how pathetic they were, the shot cuts to Robot Jones wearing the jockstrap on his face (I know that's lame, but what the hey, I found it a little shocking).

After RJ tries to explain to Mr. Rucoat that he can't take a shower, Mr. Rucoat says: "The faster you get it over with, the better you'll feel."

After RJ leaves for his next class, Mr. Rucoat says the following: "For your own good, I am going to get you wet, Jones, one way or another." :eek:

I know Mr. Rucoat was referring to Robot Jones taking a shower in both quotes, but that just sounded so wrong and if you take these lines out of context, you will never look at this episode the same way again. On top of that, my sister said she found something perverted about Mr. Rucoat's obsession with Robot Jones taking a shower. Can you believe that or what?

Zooglodon

09-10-2002, 11:54 PM

Here is something even more surprising in the epsiode "Growth Spurt" before Jone's head goes into to space if you look closely at the signs on the Gym walls one of them says "KICK ASS!"

Yuss

09-11-2002, 05:15 PM

Originally posted by Zooglodon
Here is something even more surprising in the epsiode "Growth Spurt" before Jone's head goes into to space if you look closely at the signs on the Gym walls one of them says "KICK ASS!" I saw that! Can someone explain that to me? Did I misread it, or what? It was right there, on the screen! THERE! *points* How did they do that?

~B+:

Theking

09-11-2002, 05:17 PM

Originally posted by ~B+
I saw that! Can someone explain that to me? Did I misread it, or what? It was right there, on the screen! THERE! *points* How did they do that?

~B+:

or maybe, "Why did they do that?" might be a better question.

TheKing

G1Ravage

09-11-2002, 07:44 PM

Also in the episode "Growth Spurt," some of the kids say 'puberty' a few times in the episode.

Nin-Nin69

09-11-2002, 07:45 PM

The "Kick Ass" poster, The Nudist and Mr. Pendelton, and the Bra and Panties scene is just the beggining of the stuff in store for the future of Robot Jones. :D :eek:

Yuss

09-11-2002, 11:35 PM

Originally posted by G1Ravage
Also in the episode "Growth Spurt," some of the kids say 'puberty' a few times in the episode. What's wrong with that? Mama Bravo said that once...

I'm just amazed at the poster in Robot Jones...

~B+:

Novdeloth

09-12-2002, 01:32 PM

I'm not sure if anyone else noticed this, but the megaphone that one of the kids is holding has the initials of the school on it: "P.M.S."

(Oh, yeah, I'm new. *waves, smiles, feels a little dumb*)

candy17

09-12-2002, 02:16 PM

Yes, the writers might have OD'd on the butt jokes (especially the aliases of The Red Guy, like Ivan Panced, Ben Panced, C.D. Hinee, Butz Galore, Baron Von Neinleiderhosen, Larry Lackapants, Dr. Lax Slax, Lance Sackless, Mrs. Barederriere, Irving J. Slaxoff, Geraldo Rear-view-a, Rear Admiral Floyd of the Man Navy, etc.) on "Cow and Chicken" as Matthew Hunter says, but there's a lot of other risque material in "Cow and Chicken" that has nothing to do with rear ends and makes me wonder how a series like that (as much as I like it) can eschew the long arm of political correctness and decency in the media (TV or otherwise), especially if the media is aimed at children.

Examples include:

In "Which Came First" (the one where Chicken thinks he's a girl because The Red Guy put an egg in his bed), there were a lot of jokes that pertained to gender-bending (Mom: "Oh, look honey, there goes our little Chicken, all grown up and wearing my dress" Dad: "Just like me on our first date")

In "Dirty Laundry" (the one where The Red Guy is Geraldo Rear-view-a), the gym teacher's says, "I don't want any girly-men on my team. I want man-men" and there was a scene where Mom and Dad freaked out over a "pants-less" man (the Red Guy) in their room.

The scene in "Cow and Chicken Reclining" where Dad gets rescued from the Fem Chair with the Gums of Life and his pants get ripped off.

In "Part Time Job", the Rear Admiral Floyd jingle had these exact words: "Nobody flips a boid/Like Rear Admiral Floyd..." (Now that's messed up!)

The entire episode of "Buffalo Gals" because of distasteful lesbian allusions (Cow plays "Pitch and Catch" with the Buffalo Gals, the biker named "Munch Kelly" who has a crush on Cow, Mom saying that the Buffalo Gals come into people's houses and chew carpet, etc.)

In the episode, "Boneless Kite", there is a native tribe called the Azwi-pes (remove the hyphen and add two s's after the A and you'll see the light).

The numerous references to Dad's sexuality throughout the series.

The fact that the alternate title to "Comet!" is "Dad's Ball" (Think about that for a minute)

The scene in "Comet!" where Dad hollers, "Ohhhhh, damn it!" when playing golf (That got muted out when put in reruns)

The scene in "Duck, Duck, Chicken" where the Red Guy shows a centerfold to Mom and Dad when he shows them what a duck looks like.

The pilot episode "No Smoking" where The Red Guy is referred to as "The Devil" and Chicken smokes cigarettes because he thinks they're cool.

That line "Manly, yes, but I like it too" in some episodes might be a little off-color, considering that it's been said by Dad on "Comet!" near the end of the episode, The Red Guy in a Scotsman's costume while playing Chicken like a bagpipe on "Chicken Lips", and Chicken during his coffee high on "Stay Awake".

Theking

09-12-2002, 03:15 PM

Originally posted by Novdeloth
I'm not sure if anyone else noticed this, but the megaphone that one of the kids is holding has the initials of the school on it: "P.M.S."

(Oh, yeah, I'm new. *waves, smiles, feels a little dumb*)

*waves back* Hello and welcome to the boards have fun.

TheKing

candy17

09-13-2002, 10:39 PM

Originally posted by Sting chameleon
I don't get the earlier posts saying it was innapropriate/wrong and "CN is reaching into the bottom of the barrel".... first of all, CN itself would not have anything to do with it. It's stuff slipped in by the writers of the individual shows, duh. Second, stuff like this and worse has been in cartoons since they EXISTED. Many classic black and white cartoons had jokes downright obscene compared to stuff we have now... we're a bunch of WIMPS these days!

I don't get it either, but hey, some people just don't like that kind of stuff. I am not one of them.

candy17

09-13-2002, 10:55 PM

Originally posted by G1Ravage
In another episode of Jones, he befriends those two guys who are usually bullying him around, and he lets them use his x-ray vision to see through the wall into the girl's bathroom. Then we can see a bunch of skeletons wearing bras and panties. :p

That's nothing. :rolleyes: :p

How 'bout this one from "Vacuum Friend"?: When Robot Jones gets caught cheating on a math test (during that trippy montage, accompanied by even trippier kazoo music, of Robot Jones spending time with Dust Buddy), his teacher (a woman) stands in front of Jones's desk. The vacuum (aka Dust Buddy) sucks the teacher's dress off and the shot cuts to between the teacher's legs, showing two boys with hearts over their heads (and notice how the shot of the teacher pointing to the detention prison door is only shoulder's-up and how in that same shot one can see two thin black straps, even though when her dress was caught in the vacuum, there were no straps?) :o :o :o :o :o

candy17

09-13-2002, 11:01 PM

Originally posted by G1Ravage
Also in the episode "Growth Spurt," some of the kids say 'puberty' a few times in the episode.

"Puberty" isn't exactly the kind of word that would make a "kids' show" risque. I'm sorry but that's kinda-sorta my opinion.

candy17

09-15-2002, 01:43 PM

Originally posted by Zooglodon
Here is something even more surprising in the epsiode "Growth Spurt" before Jone's head goes into to space if you look closely at the signs on the Gym walls one of them says "KICK ASS!"

I know this isn't considered a "swear word" (but CN does have a problem with airing this particular word for whatever reason I don't know) but on the Robot Jones episode, "Jealousy", when Shannon and that android were walking down the hall, look closely and you can see that someone wrote "I SUCK!" in green on a locker door.

BTW: The poster that said "KICK ASS" was in plain view and the censors didn't notice. That's CN for you.

livingfruitvirus

09-15-2002, 05:21 PM

It's 2 1/2 months later and this thread is still continuing!? 9_6

adultswimfan

09-15-2002, 05:28 PM

Can you say spamming?

Allen's Nickname.

09-15-2002, 05:59 PM

Originally posted by adultswimfan
Can you say spamming? No, beacuse there hasn't been a pointless post here yet.

adultswimfan

09-15-2002, 06:57 PM

I was talking about how candy17 had 5 posts in a row.

candy17

09-16-2002, 10:37 AM

...I was trying to breathe some life into a thread that would have been dead anyway had I not come along to comment on the innuendo on "Time Squad" posted by John Miles. And besides, I'm not pressing anyone's buttons or being a jerk, so I'm happy here.

:)

Ra's Al Ghul

09-17-2002, 12:07 AM

Well, I LOVE it when a joke works on two levels...whether inuindo is present or not, it's just clever...but ONLY when it's subtle enough my kids never suspect they missed anything.
But I DISPISE the blatant vulgarity in shows like Ren and Stempy and Cow and Chicken...that's not clever, just juvinille.

Many of the things here I found riotus when I heard them, a few of them I STILL don't get :confused: but the one I really have to go back and look for is the poster in Robot Jones. I missed that altogether.

Also, I don't knowthe episode, but I'm positive I once heard the word "ass" SPOKEN in an episode of "Courage" -perhaps by the "You Foo" guy? - anyway, it totally freaked me out.

Faye_Valentine

09-17-2002, 12:40 AM

There was a poster in Eddy's brother's room that said Dirty something. I couldnt really tell, but it looked like it said F##K. Did anyone else see this? What does it really say?

Scythemantis

09-17-2002, 01:42 PM

Yeah none of candy's posts were spam they were all actual posts and it's not like they were posted in the same 5 minutes or something. Don't be a jerk adultswimfan.

Anyway, another thing:

In cow and chicken when chicken is photocopying parts of himself, he copies his wattle, and just his wattle, so you have a piece of paper with what looks exactly like a human's "kicking targets" (that's what I call them, anyway) on it. It's lying on the floor in the background for several other scenes, right next to one of cow's udder. They're both on a pile of other copies, but none of those are actually drawn out...just plain white squares.

A little blatant, yeah.

candy17

09-17-2002, 03:56 PM

Originally posted by John Miles

From Time Squad:
A room is filled with colonial guys trying to write the Declaration of Independence.
Some Guy: We hold these truths to be self... self...
John Adams: Self-servicing? Self-satisfying?? Self-exploratory???
[/B]

Actually, having seen this episode on one of my tapes, one scene had Adams say "self-satisfactory"and "self-examination". In the scene after Tuddrussel beat the Founding Fathers up, Adams did say "self-servicing"and "self-exploratory".

But nonetheless, whatever it was hinting at (as if I didn't know--note the sarcasm--:rolleyes: ) it got away with it, just like everything else on that show, even now with the holdover episodes.

Yuss

09-17-2002, 04:45 PM

Originally posted by Ra's Al Ghul
Also, I don't knowthe episode, but I'm positive I once heard the word "ass" SPOKEN in an episode of "Courage" -perhaps by the "You Foo" guy? - anyway, it totally freaked me out. He said "You no good as dog," but it did sound like something else.

~B+:

Watermelon

09-17-2002, 04:55 PM

It mat be just me, but on Toonami,(Going off subject) I thought I heard Tom say the SH word.

Obi

09-17-2002, 06:46 PM

It's just you. AS can't even get away with that.

Galaxia

09-17-2002, 11:29 PM

When did you hear that??

Watermelon

09-18-2002, 05:28 PM

I heard it on episode 2 of "Traped in hyperspace." I thought I heard him say:

"The pushing this "S" to hard on us."

Obi

09-18-2002, 05:49 PM

I'm pretty sure he said something like "They're pushing the ship too hard." Ship, as in the Absolution, which had been spiraling through hyperspace out of control.

Tash

09-19-2002, 07:10 AM

Don't forget the "Scantron Love" eppisode of Robot Jones:
"OK, let me just get out my data transfer cable and..."
*Scantron Beeps*
"Oh... right, you can just make a print out" (Robot puts Cabel away)

Go watch that scene again. It was ovious they were trying to imply something with that "Data transfer Cable"

Howard Fein

09-19-2002, 11:30 AM

"The only other Cartoon Cartoon that got away with that kind of innuendo was on "Dexter's Lab" where Dexter hires a beautiful woman to replace DeeDee. Dexter says, "I want to see you dance" and the woman replies, "Okay, but that'll be $50 extra!" :eek: [/B][/QUOTE] "

In that same episode, entitled "Dee Dee And The Man", BTW, Dexter gets so turned on by the young woman he's hired that he excuses himself and goes off-screen, where the sound of water splashing is clearly heard. He then returns, considerably calmer. And he's only supposed to be seven or eight! :rolleyes:

Way back in the forties, Tex Avery pioneered the 'phallic' gag in several Wolf/showgirl shorts. They probably only got by the censors initially because there was a slight leniency in standards afforded by WWII. (RED HOT RIDING HOOD, the first such entry, was released in 1943). But in 1947's UNCLE TOM'S CABANA- which has never been shown in syndication or on a Turner network due to the extremely 'Negro' title character- really goes overboard with symbolism. Simon Legree steals the cash register, which he hides under his coat. When Red starts her dance, it not only arouses Simon, but the cash register's drawer pops out of the coat right where his- awww, YOU know- would be. As a topper, some of the money flies out as well!! :eek: :eek: The implications are plenty obvious. It's amazing that stuffed-shirt producer Fred Quimby, let alone MGM, let that one slip by! ;)

candy17

09-19-2002, 02:13 PM

Originally posted by Ra's Al Ghul
Well, I LOVE it when a joke works on two levels...whether inuindo is present or not, it's just clever...but ONLY when it's subtle enough my kids never suspect they missed anything.
But I DISPISE the blatant vulgarity in shows like Ren and Stempy and Cow and Chicken...that's not clever, just juvinille.

Actually I only like cartoon innuendo if its meaning is completely clean to kids but not to adults.

I agree, the C&C innuendo and vulgarity does go too far, but I don't think R&S has that much sexual innuendo because Nickelodeon objected to it and John K. had it cut (of course this won't stop TNN from reinstating the scenes once R&S returns).

Examples:

-The scene in Big House Blues where Ren kisses Stimpy in his sleep and ends up cleaning his mouth out in the toilet.

-The episode "Dog Show" where a character by the name of George Liquor is shown as a dog with a tail that looked too much like an erection (Nick had this episode banned and MTV aired it with the erection tail digitally blurred out and the mention of George Liquor bleeped out)

-The real ending to "Robin Hoek" was supposed to have Stimpy (dressed as a woman) kiss Ren during the wedding scene, but that got cut. I don't know if this'll be brought back on TNN.

candy17

09-19-2002, 03:05 PM

Originally posted by Nin-Nin69
The "Kick Ass" poster, The Nudist and Mr. Pendelton, and the Bra and Panties scene is just the beginning of the stuff in store for the future of Robot Jones. :D :eek:

Don't forget the racy moments in "PU to PE", "Vacuum Friend", probably "Jealousy" (because of the "I SUCK" message on the locker), the sign on the gym in "Growth Spurts", and the scene in "Scantron Love".

Tobias

09-21-2002, 09:06 PM

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but in the Dexter's lab episode where Dex and Dee Dee are having their battle with the label makers, DD claims everything in the fridge except for the apple juice, which Dex promptly drinks, only to find DD had claimed the toilet.

We're left hanging as to how Dex found a bathroom until the end of the episode where Mom and Dad are walking on a rather squishy carpet.

Mom: Why is the carpet all wet here?

Frank White

09-21-2002, 10:25 PM

Not a cartoon cartoon but on House of Mouse today they had a Goofy cartoon and Goofy was at a baseball game and the narrarator said something to the effect of shouting your favorite four letters words at the ump then Goofy starts shouting Ump you... and while he's shouting he's blowing his blowhorn so you cant hear what the four letter words were.

The Jinjo

09-22-2002, 07:56 AM

Originally posted by ~B+
He said "You no good as dog," but it did sound like something else.

~B+:

He first said "as dog, you no good!" then later when he proved courage wrong again he said "you no good as dog 2 times!" but i know how you could get confused

adultswimfan

09-22-2002, 03:37 PM

He first said "as dog, you no good!" then later when he proved courage wrong again he said "you no good as dog 2 times!" but i know how you could get confused

That guy has serious grammar issues, like Meatwad945 if you've ever read any of his posts.

Discloner

09-22-2002, 04:42 PM

Di you guys forget the episode of Dexter when he finds the dog.

Dexter: "Dee Dee! Get out of my fricken secret labratory!"

It took me 2 times watching this episode to fully comprehend the fact that he said that!

adultswimfan

09-22-2002, 06:48 PM

Dexter: "Dee Dee! Get out of my fricken secret labratory!"

Now that I think of it, I think he said freakin' instead of frickin'

Discloner

09-22-2002, 06:51 PM

Originally posted by adultswimfan
Now that I think of it, I think he said freakin' instead of frickin'

LOL! Opps! Well its still a phrase that is uncomon for "child viewing"

Yuss

09-22-2002, 07:57 PM

Originally posted by The Jinjo
He first said "as dog, you no good!" then later when he proved courage wrong again he said "you no good as dog 2 times!" but i know how you could get confused ...That's what I said. I just left out the "two times" part.

~B+:

candy17

09-24-2002, 02:00 PM

Originally posted by snorlaxhead
Don't forget in the Time Squad episode 'The prime minister has no clothes'.

Otto: This is nuts!

That doesn't count as an innuendo, but considering the situation in that particular episode, it does make it off-color.

Alph

09-27-2002, 12:25 PM

In an episode of @ stupid dogs,they are trying to get in a stoor with automatic doors,so the are running around trying to find shoes to put in front of the door(they think they needed shoes to open the door).Anyway,Little dog goes in a dark room with flashy lights,and we see a silouette of a shapely woman,and we see her,TAKE OFF HER BRA!Little dog then goes "no no!the shoe,take off the shoe!" and she kicks her leg and her shoe flys off and little dogs catches it and goes "Ohhh Yeeeaaahh!!!"

Of course,it was dark in the room,so we couldn't really see details,but it was still obvious where Little dog was and who he was watching.

David Lucas

09-27-2002, 11:07 PM

I only turned to it for a few minutes as I don't watch Robot Jones, so it might be an old episode, but heres what I heard.

"Hey Robot, maybe you caught that virus from _____'s computer"

"Impossible, we never interfaced."

Even I can't believe the censors are that oblivious.

candy17

09-28-2002, 01:13 PM

Originally posted by David Lucas
I only turned to it for a few minutes as I don't watch Robot Jones, so it might be an old episode, but heres what I heard.

"Hey Robot, maybe you caught that virus from _____'s computer"

"Impossible, we never interfaced."

Even I can't believe the censors are that oblivious.

Actually it was:

"Hey, robot, maybe you caught that virus from Mr. Mitchell's computer"

"No way, Jose. We have never had interface"

Still I can't believe the CN censors are that oblivious.

They can edit out violence and guns and refs to sake from their anime and racial jokes from the classic cartoons, but their Cartoon Cartoons can get away with almost everything. It makes me a little mad because it's not fair, but I've learned to live with it. Besides, some of the Cartoon Cartoons are actually good.

guinaevere

09-29-2002, 06:47 PM

What I find hilarious is the destruction and violence in PPG and now, Samurai Jack.

PPG: To my knowledge, they've never shown anyone die (other than Bunny), but when they blow up that town (which happens about every week), thousands of people get wasted. Fire, Bombings, Monsters, invasions, et cetera... it is my feeling that much of the wanton violence of this cartoon is done as a sort of in-joke, simply to be mischevious and see what they can get away with.

Samurai Jack: I love how Genndy got around the blood & guts issue, but having his victims, mechanized, robotic, et cetera... I don't think any one would argue that had Jacks sword cut through one (indisputable) human, the show would be pulled.

Glenn Leider

09-30-2002, 01:43 AM

Originally posted by guinaevere
PPG: To my knowledge, they've never shown anyone die (other than Bunny)

Actually, the Rowdyruff Boys similarly exploded after the Girls kissed them! Also, one could argue that "Professor" Dick failed to survive his final encounter with the Powerpuff Clones at the conclusion of "Knock It Off".

Galaxia

09-30-2002, 05:32 PM

Here's one from Friday night's EEnE

"KEVIN! The weight of the bananas are crushing Rolf's apples"-Rolf ^^;

guinaevere

09-30-2002, 09:49 PM

Actually, the Rowdyruff Boys similarly exploded after the Girls kissed them!
This is true, but to me, they are the same sort of character as Bunny: not a human, a lab creation. Which is why I said "(indisputable) human", meaning 100% human being.

Also, one could argue that "Professor" Dick failed to survive his final encounter with the Powerpuff Clones at the conclusion of "Knock It Off".
I haven't seen this one yet, so I'll get back to you the next time it aires. :D

candy17

10-01-2002, 02:21 PM

Another innuendo I forgot to write down:

On Ed, Edd, and Eddy, notice that Edd's nickname is "Double D" (sound familiar?) :D :o :D :o

Glenn Leider

10-02-2002, 03:31 AM

Originally posted by guinaevere
I haven't seen this one yet, so I'll get back to you the next time it aires. :D
Hope you caught Knock It Off during the 2-hour block on Tuesday. If not it's scheduled to air again on Monday the 14th at 8am and 5:30pm Eastern/Pacific. The episode transcript is available at http://www.ppgworld.com/transcripts/Season4/KnockItOff.htm

auto

10-02-2002, 05:05 PM

Originally posted by candy17
Another innuendo I forgot to write down:

On Ed, Edd, and Eddy, notice that Edd's nickname id "Double D" (sound familiar?) :D :o :D :o
What's wrong with Edd's nickname? I see what your thinking but, I don't think that was Danny's intention.

Tobias

10-02-2002, 08:49 PM

It's not a CC, but it kind of fits under this topic. There's an episode of Spongebob Squarepants that I'm kind of surprised that it hasn't been censored since 9/11.

In the ep where Spongebob and Patrick "steal" a balloon, Patick says something along the lines of "We stole a balloon! That isn't some silly crime like mail fraud or hi-jacking a plane!"

candy17

10-03-2002, 01:01 PM

Originally posted by Sheepfan
What's wrong with Edd's nickname? I see what your thinking but, I don't think that was Danny's intention.

Oh, sure, make me the bad girl. :rolleyes:

But seriously, this show (along with the other CC's) are notorious for sneaking in racy elements like this and anything can be taken out of context.

Galaxia

10-03-2002, 11:54 PM

Originally posted by candy17
Oh, sure, make me the bad girl. :rolleyes:

But seriously, this show (along with the others you can find on my signature) are notorious for sneaking in racy elements like this and anything can be taken out of context.

And that is why I love that show so much! :D

Novdeloth

10-04-2002, 12:35 PM

I remember watching an episode of Cow & Chicken a long time ago--so long ago, I can't remember the name of it--where Chicken had his wattle injured (I think it was stamped or something *shrugs*). When his parents were looking at it, Mom bawls, "Oh, no! They crushed his nads!"

I swear I heard that, but I must have misinterpreted it because... well... a wattle's just a wattle and nothing more. So can anyone tell me what was really said?

Toonami4ever

10-04-2002, 12:58 PM

And in a recent ep of PPGS-
The theatre says:
NOW PLAYING
Freakin' Friday

PS- I'm new!

candy17

10-04-2002, 01:37 PM

Originally posted by Novdeloth
I remember watching an episode of Cow & Chicken a long time ago--so long ago, I can't remember the name of it--where Chicken had his wattle injured (I think it was stamped or something *shrugs*). When his parents were looking at it, Mom bawls, "Oh, no! They crushed his nads!"

I swear I heard that, but I must have misinterpreted it because... well... a wattle's just a wattle and nothing more. So can anyone tell me what was really said?

Actually, the mom was crying over Chicken's beak getting scratched up by a bully and she said, "I'll never have grandkids". The episode was called "The Karate Chick".

Novdeloth

10-04-2002, 05:37 PM

Originally posted by candy17
Actually, the mom was crying over Chicken's beak getting scratched up by a bully and she said, "I'll never have grandkids". The episode was called "The Karate Chick".

I knew my interpretation wasn't correct. Now I wonder how I heard that "nads" thing.

Tim Vee

10-04-2002, 10:54 PM

Just discovered this thread (I usually hang around the Adult Swim boards), but here's one from Justice League (I think it's from "Injustice for All Pt.1"):

Flash: I'm the fastest man alive.
Wonder Woman: Maybe that's why you can't get a date.
Flash: (lets it sink in) Hey!

candy17

10-05-2002, 02:12 PM

Originally posted by strikerowen
Sara Bellum
"69" Yorba Linda Lane

I thought it was 69 Yolanda Lane. Either way, I'm surprised CN doesn't know the nasty implications behind that number.

David Lucas

10-05-2002, 06:44 PM

I thought it was Yodelina Valley Lane.......
There's a LOT more innuendo in that one, who's right tho?

Let's not forget the picture behind Femm Fetale in her apartment of a cat licking another cat.

Glenn Leider

10-06-2002, 11:18 PM

Originally posted by Toonami4ever
And in a recent ep of PPGS-
The theatre says:
NOW PLAYING
Freakin' Friday

PS- I'm new!

A number of people thought Freakin' was meant to be a euphemism, but in reality it's an homage to the 1977 Disney movie Freaky Friday, which starred Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster. Check out this site:
http://www.yesterdayland.com/popopedia/shows/movies/mv1153.php

Glenn Leider

10-06-2002, 11:42 PM

Originally posted by David Lucas
I thought it was Yodelina Valley Lane.......
There's a LOT more innuendo in that one, who's right tho?

Let's not forget the picture behind Femm Fetale in her apartment of a cat licking another cat.
You are! It's in both Something's a Ms. (see the episode transcript for confirmation) and Criss Cross Crisis. As for the street name, I think this implies that Sara Bellum is a Swiss Ms. :D

Glenn Leider

10-12-2002, 11:34 PM

Originally posted by guinaevere
This is true, but to me, they are the same sort of character as Bunny: not a human, a lab creation. Which is why I said "(indisputable) human", meaning 100% human being.

I haven't seen this one yet, so I'll get back to you the next time it aires. :D Uh oh! It mat not air at all! Last week's update stated that the 8am airing has vanished, and a look at the schedule (as of TONIGHT) indicated that the 5:30pm airing may be replaced by a 2nd episode of "G Gundam." However, my TV's 3-day schedule still shows "Knock It Off" at 5:30, so I'd set my VCR to record that half hour just in case. Good luck.

The new Cartoon Network schedule appears to show PPG is only on at 6:30pm on Sundays and 8:30pm Monday-Thursday. Let's hope that they don't lose 5:30pm Monday-Thursday or we'll have to file a protest.

Obi

10-13-2002, 01:07 PM

...file a protest?

You're kidding....right?

Robot Jones

10-13-2002, 08:54 PM

Dexter: "Dee Dee! Get out of my fricken secret labratory!"
It Sounds to me like "Dee Dee! Get out of my frickin laboratory!" Ever since I saw that ep. I was like WTF? But now I laugh at that line. By the way I'm new here.

Glenn Leider

10-13-2002, 09:35 PM

Originally posted by Obi
...file a protest?

You're kidding....right? Not necessarily. I think CTN may be taking a risk in cutting PPG to just 5 half-hours a week - after all, it's one of their most popular shows. Don't say I didn't tell you so if the network's ratings drop significantly beginning tomorrow...

The Jinjo

10-14-2002, 08:19 PM

CN could live without the Puffs, but they're better off with them.

Yash

10-18-2002, 06:56 PM

Maybe Cartoon Network discovered that OTHER cartoons infact, contrary to popular belief, exist, and there are people out there who don't like the show. Sorry, but I think they've been spoiled a little too much...

Oh yeah, what about these jokes in Ed, Edd, 'n' Eddy?

(Eddy pulls out a bra from somewhere.)
Eddy: WHOOHOO!!! PG-13!
Ed: That is my mom's, Eddy.
Eddy: (Stares at it for a few seconds) EEWW!!!

The many butt jokes scattered around the Eds, for example, in "Pop Goes the Ed". I mean, Eddy undresses himself in front of both Double D and Ed, about halfway through the episode, the Eds are revealed when the swimsuits come off unsuspectedly. Remember when the swimsuits fly off? One lands in Kevin's hotdog bun and Kevin eats the "hotdog", and the other lands in Jimmy's teacup. Jimmy takes a sip of it and says something like "Mmm! -Describes the swimsuit's taste-!"

candy17

11-08-2002, 10:42 PM

Here's a racy line from tonight's Time Squad episode "Nobel Peace Surprise"

After the XJ5 uses the thermoscanner, XJ5 says, "Pretty impressive, huh" (or something to that extent). Larry then replies, "It's not the size of the equipment, it's how you use it". Now, I'm all for innuendo in cartoons, but I am so not touching that one :o :D

Yuss

11-09-2002, 09:46 AM

Originally posted by Loser
The many butt jokes scattered around the Eds, for example, in "Pop Goes the Ed". I mean, Eddy undresses himself in front of both Double D and Ed, about halfway through the episode, the Eds are revealed when the swimsuits come off unsuspectedly. Remember when the swimsuits fly off? One lands in Kevin's hotdog bun and Kevin eats the "hotdog", and the other lands in Jimmy's teacup. Jimmy takes a sip of it and says something like "Mmm! -Describes the swimsuit's taste-!" I'm tired of hearing people (not you, just in general) use that episode as an example of why EEnE is a gross-out show with butt jokes galore. That's the ONLY episode that was "gross" (except maybe the end of The Day the Ed Stood Still). The rest of the show is completely normal. Pop Goes the Ed was one of the very first episodes (the way it looks, you'd think it was a pilot). They made it into a very funny and somewhat "gross" episode. After that, the show was no worse than Dexter. I hate it when people see that one episode and deem the show a Cow & Chicken clone. It's just NOT.

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