Craziest Cartoon Episodes That Were Banned

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[shawnburke-hutchinson]

From what I remember, Pokemon eventually came out and admitted that Porygon was innocent... yet we still don't get more appearances of him.

[Terastas]

Fun fact about the Telletubbies entry: They had to scrub SEVERAL episodes from syndication over that bit. Because they figured "Oh, dur, they're just dumb preschoolers with the average memory span of a goldfish, they won't recognize a rerun" and cut costs by recycling their "magical event" moments across multiple episodes. So when it finally hit the fan on them, they couldn't just pull one episode from reruns and continue business as usual. They had to go through the whole library in search of every single time they'd used it.

[xowdsgz]

"kids TV"

Simpsons and South Park: You're wrong, BUCKO!

[SwineBrothers]

I remember watching shows as a little kid. Rewatching them now, I realize how many adult/suggestive jokes went over my head. Parents, trust me. Your kid isn't going to understand most of the jokes you find objectionable.

[BrownMan-ggdx]

That Simpsons episode kicked ass. I loved it. Not only does homer meet a man who believes hes Michael Jackson but he really was voiced by him. Michael had a pretty good humor to voice such a character with his characteristics.

Removing that episode because of a 2019 Netflix special was dumb asf. The accusations were already out YEARS before that went to Netflix, way before the 2000s and it never got removed so why wait till 2019 to do something about it. That episode was awesome and "happy birthday lisa" was 🔥

[fairygoth-mother]

So. The video gets to the point where Buster (Tiny Toons - One Beer episode) says "bottom's up" and it cuts to a BEER AD! Had to laugh at the timing.

[CallmeAnni]

For the dextors laboratory one the episode actually never aired, it’s used sometimes at conventions

[brianmerritt]

I'm surprised no Ren & Stimpy episodes made it on this list.

[crimsonmoonrise]

One Beer biggest plot hole is the fact that ONE beer split 3 ways isn't enough to get anyone, especially kids, that drunk.

[meadowchanyukikosangacha]

The reason Rude Removal was pulled but not Sailor Mouth is because in Sailor Mouth, it’s more ambiguous what the characters are actually saying.
Rude Removal on the other hand makes it more obvious with the context so if someone watched this, they could still tell exactly what was being said even with the censorship being placed in.

[caroldragon]

There was one thing about the tubbies that infuriated my mom so much that she wrote a letter about it. The tubbies jump into holes. Toddlers watching this could easily get the idea that they might find tubbies in holes and would jump into holes that they find, which could be very unsafe.

[rabidwolf]

In the 90s we didnt get coddled like this and had actual sense to know its just a cartoon our parents actually were too busy being parents to nitpick over cartoons that are showing no harmful effect on their child

[LoganTheDevilMayCryFan]

Mid-Life Crustacean from SpongeBob can still be watched on DVD, and Leap Frogs from Rocko's Modern Life is on Paramount +

[ThePirateprincess]

I don't remember that episode from Dexter's Laboratory but I do remember watching the curse word filled episode of SpongeBob. It was hilarious to watch Mr. Krabs (who had warned both SpongeBob and Patrick about saying curse words) stub his foot and say every curse word in the book.

[mint_podcast]

Growing up in the 90s we knew that these shows were not real. We live in the world now where it is hard to differentiate between real and fake. I hate that the world is so sensitive now

[GLgirlKiana]

"Of MJ-"
Spiderman: "WHERE!?"

[mrmidnight]

"Is there any better way to start a Saturday morning, then with cartoons"
Yes, with a big stack of fluffy pancakes, covered in maple syrup 😊

[LunaryxDiarmait]

Banning things only shows how childish adults are. Censorship is just a fancy way of throwing blame and responsibility onto others.

[ashadowborne]

What a lot of people forget about the "One Beer" episode is that, after the segment ends and the screen fades to black, it comes back on with Buster, Hampton and Plucky in wardrobe removing the angel costumes and commenting on it. I think it was Hampton saying that the episode was a little over the top while Buster counters with "Yeah, I know it was - but how ELSE are going to get our message across?". And I personally agree with that - sometimes you have to make people uncomfortable to get them to understand.

[Spiderwebpotato]

5:42 I just saw this episode a few months ago while my little sister was watching it in the U.S.