5 Kids Cartoons That Are Wildly Inappropriate for Kids
Ren and Stimpy
If you're going to try and explain this show to kids, first you need to teach them what an acid trip is. Then you need to teach them what a bad acid trip is. Then you need to explain what too many bad acid trips will do to your brain: make you a successful animator. "Ren and Stimpy" was on the tail end of Snick (its closing credits were my last chance to get a good night's sleep before "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" scared the shit out of me) but it was often times more disturbing than the spooky stories it preceded. Characters would frequently go completely insane, usually turning psychotically violent. There were disgusting insert shots that highlighted parts of the body I didn't know could grow hair/leak mucus. Also, tons of butts all over the place constantly. Freud would be at a loss. I'm amazed most of my generation didn't wind up in therapy or on drugs until I remember that everyone I know is either in therapy or on drugs.Batman: The Animated Series

Rocko's Modern Life

Looney Tunes

There's nothing wrong with cross dressing. If you want to wear clothes that aren't conventional for your gender, that's fine. Gender, sex and sexuality are all very complex things and maybe there's no right age to learn about that. HOWEVER: if you are a guy dressing up like a lady to trick a stuttering hick with a shotgun into doing or not doing something, you are asking for trouble. Plain and simple. Teaching anyone anything else is just irresponsible. Beyond that, there's a skunk who's basically a rapist and a mouse from Mexico that's so blatantly offensive he's been removed from the re-runs. Also, I can't think of another show with so many characters who just hated each other for practically no reason. "Hey, I hate you and I'm going to chase you down until I kill you!" seems like a rational approach towards people who are different from you. Let's impart that on the future generations.
The Little Mermaid

- What about Cow and Chicken?
- yea cow chicken
- I'm glad you didn't include "The Ripping Friends", it was weird some people thought roided out homoerotica might be bad for kids.
- You forgot Alvin and the Chipmunks. Three giant, chipmunk-child hybrids live with a single man and date gradeschool girls. They also sing.
- You forgot Alvin and the Chipmunks. Three giant, chipmunk-child hybrids live with a single man and date gradeschool girls. They also sing.
- You forgot Alvin and the Chipmunks. Three giant, chipmunk-child hybrids live with a single man and date gradeschool girls. They also sing.
- You forgot Alvin and the Chipmunks. Three giant, chipmunk-child hybrids live with a single man and date gradeschool girls. They also sing.
- You do realize that in The Little Mermaid what you're pointing to is actually the priest's knee, and the phallus on the cover was not intended as a phallus? Check out snopes.
- animaniacs should be on there too
- Look at all the propaganda in all these cartoons it just shows that *they* are molding a generation over time think about it and it looks to me like it all started after or sometime during WW11-oh becarefull little eyes what you see!
- I always knew Ren & Stimpy were LOADED! lol
- Thanks for The Little Mermaid revelation,I own that DVD and have loved the film for 20yrs.
I've always felt that most children shows and those cute little schoolyard rhymes were far too grownup.
Ring around the Rosey
- there was an episode of spongebob when they were trying to hide a body of someone they thought they murdered.
- Duckman should be at the top of this list
- I'm fairly certain the episodes referring to Batman: the animated series premiered 1992 on fox kid's fox block during weekday afternoons and later they showed episodes on Sunday evenings. Only when it became the adventures of Batman and Robin did it become a Saturday morning cartoon in 1995. @Roy Leone- The Duckman series was aimed toward adults when it premiered on a prime-time slot on USA. Not all cartoons are meant for kids.
- Cow and Chicken should have been on this list
- I actually think pokemon would fit in that list to (animal fights)
- ren and stimpy and rocko are the best!!!! i dont envy kids having not grown up with those shows
- Ren and Stimpy I can see, but Batman? if you think your kid shouldn't see Batman, then your kid will probably grow up to be a very naive and sheltered person. The Batman cartoons might paint a pretty grim scenario, but that's what Gotham is all about, and yes - sadly it is also how real life is all over the world. But that's the whole point of Batman even existing; He doesn't have super powers, it's trying to tell children that you don't have to be a superdick to stop crime, you just gotta have balls and a decent sense of justice. Plus it's always fun watching Batman squint, and then punch the shit out of anyone.
- There is one thing in defense of Looney Tunes, originally known as Merry Melodies-most of these were shown in movie theaters back in the day when you spent all day at a theater, and were aimed more at adults, between nels, than they were at kids. The rest...have to agree with. I also watched Looney Tunes as a child, and have nored proclivities, no desire to drop an anvil on anyone. The situations are so unreal, I personally think even kids really take them seriously.
- You totally forgot CatDog. Come on how do you even explain the main character(s) in that show???
- honestly. Animaniacs was right up there with Looney Tunes
- Then there's South Park, Family Guy, Happy Tree Friends and Drawn Together. Just because it looks like a cartoon doesn't mean it is appropriate for a youngster. There is cartoon porn for that matter. Fritz the Cat ring any bells?
- you ripped off the looney toon bit
- Batman: The Animated Series was the shit. Definitely not for kids though.

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