Top 10 Hidden Things in Cartoons That Will Ruin Your Childhood
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- These hidden things in cartoons will ruin your childhood. For this list, we’ll be looking at small details, adult humor, as well as other jokes and references that’ll make your favorite cartoons seem less innocent than you initially believed. Our countdown includes "Dexter's Laboratory," "Animaniacs," "Rugrats," and more! Which cartoon moment do YOU regret revisiting as an adult? Let us know in the comments!
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Which cartoon moment do YOU regret revisiting as an adult? Let us know below, and be sure to check out our video of the Top 10 Kids' Movie Facts That Will Ruin Your Childhood - ruclips.net/video/v3HmSQ3XRvA/видео.html
Actually seeing adult themes in these shows makes these shows age better. So many kids shows you grow out of by the time you're 10 years old. It's neat to have those kinds of moments you don't quite notice as a kid but care about when you grow older.
I thought it was nice lor nudge to parents who watch cartoons. 'Regular Show" has a lot of innuendos in it that i laugh at while my kids looked at me like i was crazy
According to Tom Ruegger, the joke was originally supposed to end with Yakko saying: "FINGERprints!", then Dot just chucked Prince out the window. "I don't think so" was actually adlibbed by Dot's voice actor, Tress MacNeille.
How does a skull emoji correlate to that sentence?
@@miragenights801 It's supposed to be like, "I'm dead". But you're right, it does look stupid. I'll get rid of it. 🤣
I always hated how Bob and Mariam favored Olga over Helga oh Hey Arnold
Olga knew it too. She was always pressured to be perfect for her parents. She admitted that to Helga when Helga changed her grades and finally came clean.
@@CosplayDreams16 I know I saw that
@@CosplayDreams16true, but at the same time, her saying something like ‘you’re lucky they don’t even notice you’ sounds a bit…………..(can’t think of the right word for it)
@@akganimationstudioproducti3779 "gaslighty"
Ditto
As a kid watching this I did not care. As an adult I still enjoy theses old cartoons
Me too. I loved watching Ren & Stimpy and Rocko's Modern Life (and other "risque" cartoons) as a kid and I didn't know that it had innuendoes (of course, I didn't know what the word meant)
Totally, back then the Rocko’s modern life telephone job wasn’t a big deal.
I'll be honest: i never got the "Fingerprints" joke (I'm Italian, it's literally lost in translation and our dubbing used a toned down pun)
After 10 years, I finally got it. HOW DID THEY GOT AWAY WITH THAT ON KIDS TV!?
cause it went over kids heads. It went over mine as a kid.
@@thecunninlynguist No, of course KIDS would miss this. How did the censorship MEN and WOMEN let this pass?
@@MariuigiKhed cause they know kids wouldn't understand. it's no different from what pixar or dreamworks slips into their movies.
@@thecunninlynguist So, by your logic I can without problem say "Damn, B****, you were h**** last night. Damn, we f***** like animals. Our bed is DESTROYED!" in a kid show with the excuse being "Kids won't understand that"
Literally they put it in so the censors could find it and remove it to justify their existence. But the censors missed it.
These hidden things honestly don't surprise me that much, because after all as this list proves just about every cartoon throughout history has had their share of dark humor, adult humor, innuendos and etc and they wouldn't be the iconic cartoons that we know that as today if they didn't have any of those things. at least in my opinion.
I pretty sure I have classified Rocko's modern life as a adult show while still in school (late middle school early high school)
I never thought it was an adult show until probably my late teens or recently
11:22 “QUIET!”
Batman’s had it with the adult jokes 🤣
Don't forget in Rockos Modern Life...Dr. Bendover 🤣🤣
The Principal's name on Doug was Mr. Buttsavage. The Assistant Principal's name was Mr. Bone. On the final episode, Roger tells Doug "Why don't you talk to Mr. Bone? He always straightens me out." This went completely over my head in elementary school. It is blatantly obvious in my mid-thirties.
If you missed the carpet joke from Cow and Chicken, you’re out of luck cause you’re not able to see the episode ever. It’s one of the banned episodes.
Banana Joe watching porn. That had to be _the_ ultimate adult joke in animation history.
I didn't get the banana joke since I never watched American Pie. I thought maybe it had something to do with homosexuality.
The fingerprints joke also has a meaning that could be non-sexual too. Police line-ups used to involve fingering a suspect by getting a witness to point to the criminal. Could explain how it got past censors.
1:53 I feel like Cow & Chicken could actually pull off a mature reboot
These hidden things in cartoons are giving us clues as to what could be the show is actually telling us.
Ah yes, like how patricks you-know-what is out.
The tone of the Flintstones changed after baby Pebbles entered the picture. Instead of cigarettes their main sponsor was kid friendly grape juice.
The flintstones started out as basically a cartoon version of the Honeymooners and was marketed towards adults (which was why it was on prime time). They discovered that more kids were watching it then adults so they cut the cigarette advertising, eased back the more adult storylines, added a few things that would appeal to kids (like pebbles) and turned it into a family show. It actually became even more popular after they did that.
I think a much better Rocko selection would be the one where Heffer was mistakenly hooked up to the milking machine in "The Good, the Bad, and the Wallaby." Even as a kid, you can tell what's happening.
Rocko's favorite restaurant was the Chokey Chicken. 🤔
I knew the Scooby-Doo one was…odd. And a friend and I figured it out pretty fast. The powerpuff girls one was pretty obvious one. The mayor licking a cat was so bivare. The prince quip was also pretty obvious. Some of these were so obvious
Man that justice league mention about the “fastest man alive” bit as a kid went over my head. I watched that episode more times than I can count cuz I love watching the back and forth with luthor, joker, and the other villains that interact with Batman. But that subtle yet devastating burn to the flash from hawkgirl was just gold. Man did it feel good to see the biggest boaster since before booster gold get smacked down so hard
I still can't believe that "fingerprints" joke made it to air lol
It's sad that things can ruin your child hood but what can you do but I appreciate all the old songs and movies there all so good
How is the Animaniacs Fingerprints Joke not Number One?
And there were 1000s of jokes they could of put in there from the animaniacs alone.
Here's One Life With Louie Was Way More Deep than I thought
I really miss this Show's "Ed, Edd n Eddy" " Dexter's Laboratory" "The Powerpuff Girls" "Animaniacs" "Hey Arnold!" I always hated on how Bob and Mariam Favored Olga over Helga. Olga gets on my Nerves when she talks Goodie Goodie and so perfect. 😒🙄 Honorable Mentions "Tiny Toon Adventures" "Superman: The Animated Series" "The Adventure of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genus" "Justice League" Yes "Rocko Modern Life"is Number 1, I really miss this Show a lot!
None of these bother me at all. In fact, they add to the fun of the show. I always enjoyed my cartoons with a little bit more adult and risqué touch while growing up anyways. My parents weren’t prudish G Rated Karens.
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe had so many innuendos in it. One of my favorites was:
Teela: "Adam, haven't you ever noticed the the difference between men and women?"
Adam: " I guess so."
Teela: "Well, hooray for that little bit of difference." At which point Prince Adam looks down at his lap and frowns.
I was a teenager when some of these were on so I got the innuendos.
However, when I was younger, any adult themes flew right over my head.
Even the 80's cartoon that I still watch called "The Smurfs" had some light innuendos.
I can't pin point one right now. I know it was from when Papa Smurf turned the Gargamel created Smurfette into a blonde headed beauty.
The only woman in a sea of male Smurfs.
I'd have to go back and watch some more because the innuendos were few and far between.
The beauty of Animaniacs was that the writers wrote jokes that they knew the censors would catch while slipping in ones that they wouldn’t.
Let's face it, Bob and Mariam are on the worst parents in cartoon history list. They pay attention to Olga more than Helga and sometimes don't even bother to remember her name. Its a wonder Helga was somewhat stable throughout the series.
There is an episode of Rugrats that I thought was really twisted. Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, and Lil all talk about abandonment. Each child has a scene where their parents come to their crib and they are hungry. Their bottle is gone but they won't give them either any more milk or not enough. Their clothes are tattered and worn out, the wind is blowing. In Phil and Lil's scene one of the twins either gets more milk than the other or one doesn't get any milk at all. I used to think it was lost media, I haven't watched any episodes but I looked on the Wikipedia and didn't see it. I remember the entire episode being that plot but it could have just been a side plot so it wasn't in the plot description for the show. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I remember it really vividly because I was really sheltered as a child and so the fear of abandonment really freaked me out, I remember seeing it more than once
Oh my god! The image of the Mayor licking (censored because of the MeToo (expletive for female dogs) was definitely mind-blowing and definitely did something to my.. keep it G,Le Dell Keep it G.
Top 10 Adult Jokes on Rocko's Modern Life
I loved Rocco's Modern Life but I was in my early 20's when it waa new.
Rocko's modern life is an absolute classic! Also there's another part from rugrats where Stu's dad comes home saying he was just playing a round of Russian Roulette with the guys.
Innuendo content never hurts my childhood because I really loved adult humor. It’s very entertaining as a child even a teen.
"Will you excuse us Fred. Betty & I are ging to nose our powder, hee hee". - The Flintstones cocaine joke.
6:24 to 6:29 Noone talking about how "prints" and "Prince" are mixed up in the subtitles 😂
What about SpongeBob when he showed the bars of soap to Gary and called them dubloons and he told Gary not to drop them
Honestly it's a lot of fun to look back at these more grown up things within the cartoons that I watched as a child back in the '90s.
When I was a kid, I absolutely LOVED Fraggle Rock. As an adult, I bought Season 1 and started to watch it and don't think I even got halfway through the episode because of the adult references that I certainly did NOT pick up on as a kid. I have not tried to rewatch any episodes again since then. Totally ruined for me.
Rocko had far more crazy jokes than that. My favorite was when Heffer threw a nudist party at Rocko's house later that night Bev invited the same group over to her house. Ed was like what the hell you got goin on! 😂 🤣
Another one that slipped past the censors on the Powerpuff Girls' show was Sara Bellum's home address: 69 Yodelinda Valley Lane. It is apparently intended to be a play on the city of Yorba Linda, California but is actually two puns pertaining to a certain act: 69 and "yodel in the valley".
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The Finger Prints joke was funny. I am a huge fan of Prince, so I thought it was funny.
Great Video
I don't think anyone was unaware of #10... Those girls made me scared to approach boys when I was young.
When the TMNTs are in a submarine attacked amorously by a sea monster and one of them say, "Hey! We're not that kind of sub!"
yo i remember that moment. i was flabbergasted 💀
Which TMNT series was that?
@@GipsyDangerfan It was the 2012 episode Karai's Vendetta. When the turtles realise the sea monster is in love with the submarine Michelangelo says, '"Not that kind of sub!'
i thought your flintstones one would be Barney telling Fred if they get a costume w/ another head, he'd have THREE heads...I don't really consider the cigarette one a thing since the show was a primetime one first before becoming a "kid" morning cartoon.
I remember that "Finger Prints" line from Animaniacs, and was like "Whatttt!"
Of all the Scooby Doo villains the gang unmasked over the years, I always felt most sympathetic toward Marcy. I would've gone bat-isht crazy if I were her too. I totally get it. I have a birthday in late October. It's cool to have a birthday on or close to Halloween when you're a kid, but once you get older, it starts to get depressing. If you're lucky enough to have heads remember your birthday, you won't get decent gifts from anybody because they blew all their money on candy, costumes, decorations and isht. Maybe they'll hit you off a week or two afterwards, but it's just not the same.
Rocco's modern life was for the streets!!!
The powerpuff one took me out the look on professor’s face
Love how Animaniacs turned an innuendo into a out the window
I think strongly disagree that Mariam ruined people's childhood because some of those kids who grew up watching Hey Arnold had parents with alcohol and drug problems or didn't have a great relationship with their parents. My parents loved each other, but it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows. It got bad to the point where my father moved out and lived in an apartment. Even when they were apart they tried their best to get back together. But it never happened because my father died of a heart attack in his sleep. It was before I graduated elementary. It could be drugs, alcohol, porn, hell, even sugar along with other things that could lead to a breakup or even someone's death. There are many children that learn this the hard way. Sure tv shows are about escapism and it's definitely no exception for kids. But in shows like Hey Arnold you have to make the characters more relatable and that requires you to "take off the kid's gloves." And that's why Mariam is the best clean version of what alcoholism is for a kids show. If you think I'm wrong then watch Bojack Horseman or Morel Orel. Clay makes Mariam look like a saint in comparison.
Amazing video ms mojo of most inappropriate jokes in kids cartoon,fantastic job.
I actually remember watching the Dexter's laboratory episode
How in the hell did Animaniacs get away with the "Finger Prints" joke?!
"The Fastest Man Alive", look at Flash's hand as he says that. 😂😅 Hilarious.
Well my childhood’s ruined even more… . Thanks! 😂😂😂
I wouldn't exactly say that the cigarette ad is a ruination of childhood since it came out during the time when those ads were prevalent.
Hey Arnold the only one that messes with people. Everyone knew Fred was knocking boots with Velma and Daphne. He would split up and always goes with them. And majority of the time Scooby and shaggy run into the villains
Don’t be naive, MsMojo. Nickelodeon knew what they were doing with the shows with risqué content. I’m sure the censors were being paid a pretty penny to turn a blind eye. Cartoon Network, Fox Kids and Kids WB followed suit.
The most jaw dropping for me was Cow and Chicken’s “I got crabs” joke. Even my mom was shocked.
In over half of the US the age of consent is 16-17 years old. Nationwide, just about the only thing you get to be "legal" to do at age 18 is vote. Or register for Selective Service if you're male.
harley tells joker u wanna rev up ur harley
also the animmaniacs theme says were the animaniacs theres balony in our slags, seems like to clear a metaphor for erections!
I remember several jokes about milk on Cow and Chicken that were kinda disturbing, but still funny.
3:19 when they said Corn "Oof"
Your childhood cannot be ruined because it already happened
Remember: The people behind Rocko's Modern Life are now being investigated or have been arrested for accusations of sexual misconduct during production.
I recently heard the dirtiest joke on the amazing world of gumball. I was babysitting my cousins kids and they love the show. But omg one joke was so so dirty
When they said munching rugs i was weeping
I miss jokes like these
The Flintstones had Fred and Barney advertise Busch beer too.
OMG I will never look at Prince the same again
The Flinstones was not a children's show, but an adult's one.
Just like Betty Boop is a cartoon made for Adult Men.
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Well all of these are pretty well known. There may be a diffrent age, but still I wonder if some see new ruined childhood moments in newer stuff
Let us not forget that Dexter's dad is a muff-o-maniac.
Nothing is sacred even in Cartoons.
Seeing how the Flintstones pushed cigarettes back then was funny and now they’re pushing cereal with their ads
In Ninjago season 8 in game of Masks there was an adult and/or mature scene where harumi was trying to seduce Lloyd by stroking Lloyd's chest and looking at his chest too trying harder to manipulate him, how did a kid show like Ninjago manage to get away with that scene making it past the censors, THAT is the most hardcore scene to ever fly past over kid's heads, whereas adults will automatically see that kind of scene and make them feel really uncomfortable
I'm surprised Tiny Toon's Babs Bunny "Me So Bunny" scene did not make this list... in less than 30 seconds she does impressions of Homey the Clown, A Madonna "Justify My Love" impression and 2 Live Crew's "Me So Horny" reference
If you notice at 12:14, you may also notice that at the right-hand side that on the requirement list, it says “BE NAUGHTY” in all caps.…
Finger Prince? And Rocko’s ‘job’? Yikes! Way pass the innuendo.
10:58-11:08 or 10:58-11:09 : Honestly, before I saw this video not only have I ever seen that “Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius” episode with the sitting-on-a-banana reference but I’ve also never known that the song “Miss American Pie” was about saying “bye” to your virginity. I had no idea that “Bye, bye, Miss American Pie” actually meant “Bye, bye, my virginity” and that the term “Miss American Pie” was slang for one’s virginity. Or is that 10:57-11:11:09? 10:57-11:08?
this is quite tame compared to what these kids are around daily
Ren and Stimpy didn't even go on the list? Then again, we all knew what was going on
no fingerprints. i dont think so *tosses prince*
Saying she could legally… vote… definitely wasn’t the poll she wanted to race to. Lol
Cow and chicken got y'all out here eating @$$
What a time to have been alive
Nice S. Oh I see what you got there. Lol.
10:47 I honestly don't get it. She is talking about the S on his shirt
It sounds like she is saying “ass”.
You didn’t mention the Black Dick joke in liberty kids, there’s no way that show really meant for kids!
Candy looks a lot like DeDee 😳
Are you kidding me, the PPG was NEVER sugar, spice, and everything nice. It's literally FULL of adult jokes
Awww what about Ren and Stimpy. Still not sure how that was dubbed a kids show lol
I don't think the accident one is over kids heads I think it was meant to humanize kids who have had it rubbed in their face that they were an accident.
I grew up knowing full well that my birth wasn't planned, my parents flew across the country my mother's suitcase had the birth control in it my mother's suitcase went to a different destination and she didn't get it for 3 days by the time it arrived I had been created, thankfully my parents had already been married for a few years and they were very happy for my arrival but nonetheless anytime flying was discussed or missing luggage was brought up on the news I was reminded that I was unplanned
I love all these cartoons
how was tommy’s screwdriver considered adult humor?