Goofy (Father’s Day Off)ĭisney gets a bad rap as being all family-friendly these days, but they used to push the envelope. What the hell?! Yeah, this is about as subtle as an innuendo as brick through a plate-glass window. Looney Tunes, I think (I Got Plenty of Mutton)Ī ram stares at a sexy ewe (really a male wolf in drag) and his curled horns go, um, erect. In this particular episode titled Hercule Yakko, a parody of Agatha Christie’s Poirot, the siblings are looking for clues when Yakko instructs Dot to dust the crime scene for prints.Ĥ. While Animaniacs was filled with many dirty jokes, there was one moment that has always stood out for me. That time Yakko asked Dot to finger Prince
The team at Fortress of Solitude take a moment to reflect on some of the dirtiest moments observed in kids’ cartoons. However, some of these cartoons may take things a little too far, depending obviously on your viewpoint. In some cases, the humour is so intertwined that it appeals to both young and old, whether they’d like to admit it or not. For many adults, this makes for much more enjoyment as they’re often left to the devices of their kids’ tantrums, hogging the TVs whenever they can. It’s safe to say that many of these jokes will go unnoticed by kids who are simply there to enjoy the quick laugh of slapstick comedy. Having said that, there’s a common theme among these so-called “kids” shows – an underlying, hidden element of adult humour, which rears its dirty head every so often in glorious absurdity.
You’ll note, however, from this list, that I’ve paid careful attention not to include some of the more R-rated, focusing instead on kid-friendly cartoons you can find on many different networks. With the likes of Adventure Time, Amazing World of Gumball, We Bare Bears, SpongeBob SquarePants, and The Regular Show, there’s a great supply of cartoons to choose from. In fact, we still enjoy some of it today. We’ve all enjoyed cartoons at some point in our lives.
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