Alasdair: Alanis I
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cgrill8 — 9 years ago(July 06, 2016 08:14 AM)
Uh that's why Cowboy Bebop, and Inuyasha among other animes are played very late at night on Adult Swim is for the language alone not sure if Cartoon network plays that stuff any more personally I miss them playing that (they used around 11:00 PM just after Space Ghost. gosh I miss 1997
It was a fun show with a bunch of kids making fun of adult situations who cares what color they are!? All white, all black, all purple gee we know your preference nothing like restricting the limits of whom directors can hire for 30+ years Diversity can be great, some times it can be limiting.
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stephdumas — 13 years ago(November 29, 2012 07:53 PM)
Another sketch who probably coudn't be shown today is that one showed during an opposite sketch in the 1982 "Culture junk" episode.
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stephdumas — 10 years ago(June 23, 2015 10:40 AM)
Looks like the Youtube link is broken, I found another clip showing the scene.
Also one guy did this blog post
http://xenophobe.net/tag/bella-and-the-bulldogs/
about Bella and the Bulldogs with a mention of YCDTOTV with a mention of a clip showing Lisa "Motormouth" Ruddy in a skit who won't be made today.
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hubcap18 — 12 years ago(February 28, 2014 11:36 AM)
I don't think any of the firing squad/execution sketches would make it on to a kids' show. But I don't see why a Hitler mustache would be any less acceptable today than 25 years ago. Michael Jordan was allowed to sport one in a commercial.
"The sun is shiningbut the ice is slippery."
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ryansassy1 — 9 years ago(December 10, 2016 08:14 PM)
Jeez I just rewatched the banned Adoption episodeNONE of that would pass the censors today!
But it was funny as hell in such a twisted way..
The skit with the kid waking up yelling for the mom because he had a nightmare that he was adopted. The mom comforts him and replies that she had a nightmare too. "nine years agoyou."
The running gag where they feature a "Today's Kid". One of them was little orphan Andrea, who is sweet and perfect except that she picked up bad habits in the orphanage, such as fighting. The narrator ends by begging someone to please take the kid off their hands. Then later a Today's Kid featuring a kid whose one flaw was attracting filth. Then a Today's Kid who had a lot of inappropriate hobbies such as unfunny practical jokes and looking up skirts. Oh jeez I cracked up and felt so guilty about laughing at that episode
"I'm sorry, but.." is a self-contained lie.
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Navaros — 9 years ago(December 11, 2016 10:03 AM)
Sketches that could never been shown today
according to who? Liberals?!
Liberals can go jump in the lake.
Any and every sketch of this show is fine to show today or on any other day. If liberals don't like that, too bad for them.