The Banned TV Episodes Iceberg

[@bananajoe5511]

Someone has probably already said this, but the kid who supposedly burnt his house down because of Beevus and Butthead came out and said in and interview that he had never seen the show in his life

[@Divabunny_au]

Fr? 💀💀💀

[@danielparkes249]

Heard that too, I laughed at the whole story

[@bk138gt6]

His family didn't even have cable

[@davidci]

A lot of these bans really seem to stem from petty complaints rather than actual criticisms.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Karens

[@qwertydog9795]

@@EssexAggiegrad2011 and religious nuts

[@nok4799]

The two most annoying groups

[@hyliadreamer]

Sadly, that's usually the way of it.

[@roxassora2706]

And they call us sensitive. IMO people were just as sensitive as we are today, this generation just voices it more.

[@ebagentj]

Slight correction: with the Pokemon episode "The Legend of Dratini", it wasn't just one scene where Ash has a gun pulled on him. There's a running gag in the episode where the Safari Zone's warden keeps pulling a gun on the main characters and threatening them to behave.

[@KingOfInsanity777]

Why is your comment from 7 days ago when this video was just uploaded?

[@whoopsiedoodles6976]

@@KingOfInsanity777 early access on Patreon I'm guessing

[@KingOfInsanity777]

@@whoopsiedoodles6976 oh ok

[@Vickyeverythingelsewastaken]

@@KingOfInsanity777 Channel member/Patreon donator, I assume. They get to see new videos a week in advance on average.

[@XSlimSxadyX]

Considering what’s up now, it probably wouldn’t have been aired today. A sensible decision to not air it tbh.

[@themr.mysteriousshadow82]

Actually the boy finally spoke out after a little while on that incident turn to find out that the mother was incredibly insane on drugs and they didn't even have a TV let alone any cable the episode itself has actually came out after the fire happen which makes it even much more messed up

[@TheInternetInvestigator]

Oh wow, I had no idea 😬 Thanks for the info!

[@-tera-3345]

Given that my first thought was "what kind of parent was letting a five-year-old watch Beavis and Butthead to begin with?", that doesn't really surprise me.

[@Catglittercrafts]

Poor kid

[@teacupglitterinfested1525]

So how did the house get on fire if the kid wasn’t acting out what he saw on TV?

[@e11aguru]

How was the mother aware of the show and Beavis yelling fire? Did a sleazy lawyer suggest that she blame the show?

[@mightyfilm]

There's another pulled episode of Arthur, the original version of "The Great MacGrady," the one where the lunch lady gets cancer. Not because of the subject matter, but the fact the episode had celebrity guest star Lance Armstrong. After his cheating scandal, the episode wasn't aired again until it was reanimated and rerecorded to feature an original character in his role. Also, that Buzz Lightyear episode being banned annoys me. It was clearly an anti-drug/anti-stereoids message episode, but the fact the drug allegory exists in the episode to begin with had them ban the episode. And it was a well done message episode, too. Not too preachy, willing to show the danger of the substance. Way to kill a well meaning message, guys.

[@gaddaffilastname4532]

I actually remember seeing "The Great MacGrady" as a kid before it got pulled. Funnily it's one of the only episodes of that show I remember

[@mightyfilm]

@@gaddaffilastname4532 It's depressing that was supposed to be such a powerful episode, and yet because of an athlete's feats of Clay, they had to silence that message with the rest of the episode.

[@theultimatesagavan6287]

Interesting thing is that Sesame Street 847 was finally found this month on the 18th. Also all the episodes of Conflict have been uploaded on KZbin for a while now.

[@ablancer3582]

Woah wait the wicked witch episode was found?!

[@theultimatesagavan6287]

@@ablancer3582 Yeah

[@ablancer3582]

@@theultimatesagavan6287 holy shit it was found

[@kwynn1016]

Blameitonjorge just made a video about it too!!

[@nok4799]

Because of that particular Pokemon episode, I don't think poor Porygon has ever been seen in the anime ever again :(

[@jvnebugged]

yep :\ but at least it's still in the games

[@Roadent1241]

Nope. That I can understand at first, even though they massively slowed it down which makes no sense why that version wouldn't be aired anyway. Or could have just picked one colour (Porygon pink?) and stuck with it? We have the technology to do it quickly and easily now I'm sure, with all the video editing people do nowadays at home for free. I'd love to see that. At least the Dratini one can be edited out given all the stuff Yu-Gi-Oh got edited out of it. (Finger guns at Kaiba, really??) It's a lovely episode, it'll just have to be half the length XD We saw BAZOOKAs on that show FFS XD A little tiny weapon shouldn't be a problem. There's Pokemon that look like these things now.

[@kattnip500]

I heard Porygon was banned from the anime completely, despite the fact that the epilepsy lights were caused by Pikachu

[@OhNoBohNo]

@@kattnip500 i mean, yea, who do you think Nintendy's gonna put the blame on: Pikachu, series' flagship mascot character slapped on every merchandising opportunity and selling point of the franchise?? Or Porygon?

[@Zudexa]

Old spongebob episodes were all really adult themed if you pay attention while watching them. Sure the episode where they panty raid krab’s mom is up there with some of the creepiest but definitely wasn’t uncommon

[@misseselise3864]

my favorite lowkey inappropriate spongebob episode was when spongebob and patrick tried coparenting a clam and they argued about who gets to be mom and who gets to be dad

[@ablancer3582]

@@misseselise3864 Rock-a-Bye Bivalve. That episode is one of my favorites.

[@zachariahpoltergeist4516]

@@ablancer3582 "Just call me Daddy!"

[@Kakmanmartinez666]

When SpongeBob and Mr Krabs plotted to end a health inspector because he was getting free food 🤣

[@SuraimuWasTaken]

I remembered in the episode "Dolts-N-Dragons" there was a scene where one of the workers at the renaissance restaurant straight up contemplates killing himself after interreacting with SpongeBob. That was like early season 4 and it blew me away rewatching it so many years later.

[@12thPlace]

I was expecting a lot of heinous things depicted in the iceberg that were aired and taken down, but a majority of them seem to be petty complaints. Some of these episodes being banned I can wholeheartedly understand such as those which use slurs and racist stereotypes, but a majority of them seem to be very petty complaints from hateful individuals that don't like the depiction of positive LGBTQ+ characters.

[@RinLockhart]

yeah pretty much.

[@blasternixon8013]

Nobody likes especially outside the west

[@burnthetrolls5971]

That's how it is for Cartoons, WASP are always going to complain about television shows pushing a quote "Gay Agenda" when some shows I've seen have a couple on it either two men or two women who have a loving family and do everything they can to raise them correctly but no no no the WASPS say it's evil because Gay so it has to be taken off of TV

[@princessofweirdsville9000]

Yeah, I definitely agree. I’m also glad the hee haw episode was banned cuz seriously, that’s disgusting

[@princessofweirdsville9000]

@Khaled Shanshal family guy really went downhill after the 6th season.though, from what I’ve seen, it’s starting to get a tad bit better

[@allieginter8438]

Mohammed wasn't actually covered by a black bar in original airings of "Super Best Friends". He was completely uncovered and yet the episode flew under the radar without much controversy for years, until the 200 and 201 episodes drew more attention to it.

[@zacharyantle7940]

I’m just amazed Arthur ran for so long, I’d have assumed it ended in the lasts 2000s but then I saw it got cancelled only last year and I was like “it still going”?!

[@kevinthefabulous1118]

IT GOT CANCELLED LAST YEAR????

[@createdtogaze]

@@kevinthefabulous1118 I don’t even think it was cancelled, it had a full finale and wrapped up

[@RinLockhart]

it was never cancelled. it had a finale.

[@greenishshinyhelmet4271]

Timestamps: Tier1: Hee haw hee haw 1:00 Mid-life crustacean 2:00 Mister skinny legs 2:32 Electric soldier porygon 2:55 Kwarantined krab 3:33 When wish upon a weinstein 4:16 Rude removal 4:47 Tier 2: The city of new york vs Homer Simpson 5:11 Elephant issues 5:54 Ep 201 6:24 The puerto rican day 7:05 Beauty and the beach 7:35 Sesame street 847 8:04 Tier 3 Home 8:43 Earshot 9:18 Don't leave home without it 10:00 Prom-ises prom-ises 10:26 Mans best friend 10:56 Deadly force 11:23 Comedians 11:57 Stark raving dad 12:36 Tier 4 The one with free 🗿13:14 The encounter 13:36 Conflict 14:07 Bored, She hung herself 14:38 Oeuf 15:34 Tier 5 Adoption 16:07 Dial M for monkey: Barbeqour 16:39 Leapfrogs 17:03 Flying dupes 17:25 Sugar time 17:51 Buffalo gals 18:24 Mass transit trouble 18:49 The ricardos visit cuba 19:24 Partial terms of endearment 19:51 Maude's dillema 20:34 I'll see you in court 21:02 4 Star Trek Eps (England) 21:43 Tier 6 See me,Feel me,gnomey (usa) 22:59 Super nova 22:36 Alive N' chicken 23:57 The legend of dratini 24:17 Battle protocol 24:42 Tier 7 Minnie takes care of pluto 25:04 Rue the day 25:28 Inside job 25:50 Super best friends 26:13 Tier 8 Ep 19 the Amanda show 26:53 Bug bunny😱 27:21 Snuffy's parent's get a divorce 28:01 Mr. Ratburn and the special someone 28:44 Please enjoy......

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[@AlexHider]

“Home” is such a profoundly fucked up episode. When they wheeled out the mom, I damn near screamed.

[@tigerwolf130]

Still a great episode, in my opinion.

[@AlexHider]

@@tigerwolf130 oh totally, one of the best

[@staceyann1180]

First episode of X Files I'd ever seen! My then boyfriend was trying to get me into the show. I needed some time to recover before watching it again!!!

[@b33-d3g]

@Ms Aileen Valentine he needs to be paying your therapy bills christ

[@AveryCreates]

I loved X Files and I've never seen that episode. I'll have to find it and give the SO no warning, he'd be shocked. He's used to the aliens and stuff but not that. 👀🤭

[@vixxxenfoxxx3660]

The Family Guy Wish upon a Weinstein episode was actually approved of by a Rabbi, he was pleased that Peter actually learned a lesson.

[@jesusisherelookbusy]

Numerous episodes of Pingu have been banned in different countries, for various reasons. The most infamous episode though has to be ‘Pingu’s Dream’. The synopsis is Pingu has a nightmare about a giant Walrus (or a Leopard Seal) which teases Pingu and eats his mattress. It was banned in the UK and US due to the terrifying nature of the Walrus.

[@Roadent1241]

That one's understandable XD

[@comeflynextome94]

Maybe had she seen it when she was younger it would've scared her, but I showed it to my 8yo cousin and she thought it was the most hilarious thing in the world. I'm 19 years older than her and that thing terrifies me!

[@JamboreeBlackberry]

Literally me

[@masterseal0418]

It boils my heart that these episodes were banned because of hypocrisy, mass hysteria, and false complaints; let alone unable to air again just to appease the most sensitive of people and fuel the egos of the corrupt. But, there are plenty of episodes you've missed, Hot Spells, The Great MacGrady, and so on. I see nothing wrong with the episodes that were apparently banned, when you get down on the research the ties to why they were banned would be less than minimal, or just pure nonsense to cash in on a banning trend that's questionable to begin with.

[@fridaypurples2441]

Something else about the Electric Soldier Porygon incident was that Porygon and its evolutions have been banned from appearing on the series ever again. That's incredibly unfair since Porygon had nothing to do with the incident, it was all Pikachu's fault since he was the one who thunderbolted the missiles(?). It's not fair, Porygon and its evolutions are my favorite Normal types :c

[@Acidonia150reborn]

I think this ban has been unlifted from the Show now, Though effects like in that epsode was used alot more in anime then not at all after that episode. Though I think Porygon Z still to this day has the least merch of any Pokemon in the series.

[@circleancopan7748]

The Pokemon episodes involving Smoochum and Jynx were waving at Porygon episode and all Pokemon girls plus James on bikini swimsuit to join the banned episode boat.

[@supermarioplushgirl3445]

But nurse joy instilled the anti virus that caused the flashing lights if she hadn’t done that pikachu wouldn’t have caused all those seizures

[@ceruleanwonder]

That episode of SpongeBob still aired in the US. I will never forget Eugene Krabs saying “panty raid”, the creepy af way he said it lives rent free in my head.

[@ablancer3582]

“Are you feeling it now Mr. Krabs?”

[@ceruleanwonder]

@@ablancer3582 “I’m feeling like a total barnacle head!”

[@FuchsiaNeko]

As far as I'm aware, it was only banned pretty recently. I remember it being a big thing recently, anyway.

[@esmeeteeuw1264]

I saw it as a kid in the Netherlands as well

[@Trecherousbeast]

The episode being banned is a recent thing. It’s not being aired or streamed anymore.

[@dariadari3370]

'Pluto being buried alive by Minnie, Minnie trying to kill Pluto with mace and Pluto going to hell'... Whaaaat?! 😮

[@Roadent1241]

And why is he going out with her? XD

[@supermarioplushgirl3445]

We should call the episode Minnie does NOT take care of pluto

[@paranoiarpincess]

I'm surprised nothing Sailor Moon related was on here. That series was severely culled here in North America. I wrote so many papers in High School and College about how badly North America picked that series apart because they thought cousins kissing was less scandalous than lesbians. Edit: and that's only one of so so many unnecessary edits removals and bans.

[@harukoharuhara1863]

Let's not forget Zoisite and Kunzite... some people forget they were together too

[@paranoiarpincess]

@@harukoharuhara1863 that's why I put in the edit. Among many other things that got changed/removed.

[@theneonchimpchannel9095]

In the vast majority of cases, no, I don't think it was worth banning the episodes. I was expecting stuff that would be really upsetting and/or disturbing, but I don't know if any of these really go too far into that sort of territory. some of it would be considered bad taste, some of it was offensive but a product of it's time. The Pokemon episode that caused seizures, fair enough. Otherwise though, I remember seeing far more disturbing things actually making it to air, even in children's shows.

[@no_peace]

Kids' shows are a whole other ballgame. Many shows could just be re-rated or moved to a new format and be fine especially with the technology we have now. But shows that are designed and rated for little kids to access without parent help (like sesame st) have to be totally benign

[@mynameisnothere9465]

Especially in shows like Boy Meets World where they never fail to spread a positive message, no matter how small or what the theme is. I guarantee there was some good stuff in the prom episode where it was like "always wait until you're really ready and don't drink until you're older", you know? And they always managed to do it in the least eye-rolling way possible too. So glad I was able to grow up with that show.

[@money05mayhem]

yea when I was making this iceberg, I thought some of these sounded stupid. like for buffalo gals, I’m pretty sure only 1 mom complained about the lesbian stereotypes.

[@Jixsurez]

The looney tunes one about the japanese... it honestly hurts to watch but I think if it is to be viewed it should be in a history classroom so we don't repeat the same mistakes with propaganda

[@ForkliftCertification744]

One notable one you could have added: “turban cowboy” for Family Guy. It was pulled off due a cutaway gag where Peter runs down (and kills) a bunch of marathon runners in his car. This was bad because the Boston Marathon Bombings happened a month later. Also stuff about racism caused it to get pulled.

[@Jerry_the_Head]

fun fact: The Voice actress who voices DeeDee in "Dexter's Lab" Kat Cressida, also voices Bloody Mary in "The Wolf Among Us"

[@tetoterritory]

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[@cyberalpaca]

There are 3 episodes of Moomin that were banned in Finland due to the creator and Yle tv feeling they were not suitable for viewing. An episode where Moomintroll and his friends trapping a demon into a tree was seen as too bleak and cruel to show to children. Then a pirate episode and another where a japanese sword goes into moomin flesh. Currently they are available with new dub team when Yle lost the moomin dubbing rights and MTV3 bought the license but are edited to be suitable for general audience.

[@NPGLAMB]

Lol I remember asking what a “panny raid” was because of that SpongeBob episode

[@DarkFruit]

I remember hearing that the episode of Family Guy where Lois gets an abortion was shown here first to see how pro lifers reacted, it has definitely been shown a few times, I've seen it.

[@ForkliftCertification744]

It’s on a special dvd and maybe adult swim reruns

[@Vampirecronicler]

It's on Hulu with the rest of the series

[@Hanatatami]

I think it's so curious how so many episodes of different shows were banned in England and the US, while I, living in Latinamerica, I'm sure I've seen all of them dubbed at some point

[@harukoharuhara1863]

One word: Canada

[@tsubasatsubaki9707]

You missed the episode 'Favorite Songs' from British kids show the Tweenies. The episode was a top of the pops parody had the character Max, who was portrayed as a caretaker to the 4 main characters, impersonate Jimmy Saville. The episode was made in 2001 before Saville was exposed, but it was accidently aired in reruns in early 2013. As can be imagined, lots of horrified parents and complaints to the BBC. The episode was banned and the whole show was taken off air not long after...

[@Nightman221k]

The fact that the BBC let Saville get away with his horrifying sex abuse then was too stupid to remove the episode of a children’s show homaging him is so in line with BBC. That and preserving their archives by lighting them on fire.

[@Jozzuh1]

No interracial kissing but sex abusers can roam free

[@doctorthirteen5499]

The woman under the bed in the "Home" XFiles episode was based on a story told by Charlie Chaplin in his autobiography. A 13 year old Chaplin was visiting a family friend's house in London where a miner supposedly showed Chaplin a man with no legs hidden behind a cupboard. The miner forced the legless man to do "tricks" for Chaplin and said he intended to "sell" the man to a circus as "The Human Frog".

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

That's some lowkey horror movie shit

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

@@MASTEROFEVIL a bit odd sure but not nearly as scary as the Peacock family in home. The in cest aspect and deformities caused by that was definitely most scary part.

[@GerboaGuzentas]

The Dexter`s lab episode Rude Removal was never intended for the public. It was made for private viewing by the production and cast at a party. I remember seeing the Mr. Roger`s Neighborhood episode about nuclear war when it aired. I was five and I`m glad I saw it because it was a wonderful introductory lesson in morality and made me think. Children are smarter than they`re given credit for and should be instructed about challenging things, within reason. Fred Rogers was a cool guy and I`m sure I`m not the only one who misses him.

[@montananerd8244]

When my folks went into assisted living, I found a letter from Mr Rogers to my mom, who had written him a thank you. He mentions my name, directly from her letter ofc, but the idea that Mr Rogers once thought about me specifically is one of the best things I can imagine ♥

[@Sk8ngInDuval]

Huge Buffy fan here and I was excited to see that Earshot made it on here. The end of the episode featured a student with a high powered rifle and it looked like he was going to shoot everybody. Cue brave Buffy monologue, he confessed he was going to kill himself. Weird episode.

[@williamglynn9677]

The BBC censored a line spoken by Data in Star Trek TNG: "The Irish Reunification of 2024"

[@matthewcrome5835]

Another good one is the Moral Orel episode where the nurse is playing house with her teddy bears. Genuinely a candid portrayal of trauma and the voice actress does a convincing job, plus it adds a background to the character that explains her behavior. Apparently the episode led to the show being discontinued due to it obviously being about rape.

[@b33-d3g]

what i’ve learned from this video : people are sensitive as hell like fr we can’t even ACKNOWLEDGE that abortion or gay people exist i hate it here

[@roxassora2706]

Fr. Looking back at Ratburn, the dude was a full on homosexual. That shit was a flying sign that hit mfs in the head.

[@Sp3ctralI]

Where the hell do you live where people don’t think either is real? Less it’s people who dislike one or the other, which isn’t a lack of acknowledgment

[@rachels9776]

i know friends had an episode that was either changed or taken off altogether due to 9/11. i think it was Chandler in an airport making jokes about bombs and then being taken away for questioning

[@Vickyeverythingelsewastaken]

So this video just uploaded and I haven't seen it in total yet but I appreciate the panning shot over the iceberg layers at the beginning. Great to map what episode the viewer may have already seen themselves!

[@PrimateProductions]

Really? And you would go to the trouble of finding that particular clip because you have already seen it even though each blurb is only a few seconds long? Not that there is anything wrong with that I'm just surprised.🙂

[@Zudexa]

@@PrimateProductions I can’t speak for OP but I enjoy it for the ambiance of the introduction for these kinds of videos

[@PrimateProductions]

@@Zudexa oh I can agree with that ...like I said I was asking about her commenting that she liked it so she could use it to skip over ones that she had already seen....she/he specifically mentioned that in particular...

[@Zudexa]

@@PrimateProductions ahhh, I must’ve glossed over that part

[@PrimateProductions]

@@Zudexa no worries at all!🙂

[@castielcvnnibal]

So, Oeuf is actually one of my favorite Hannibal episodes. I was honestly surprised to have a Hannibal episode discussed on an iceberg like this, which was actually pretty funny. The episode itself is incredible, and Will's empathy does lead to a pleasant conclusion. A+ episode overall!

[@BloomCherryBlossom]

The only one that maybe has it's banned granted would be Peppa Pig's, just because the message "spiders aren't dangerous" is not quite true for Australians.

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

There's spiders the size of people in Australia

[@hyliadreamer]

Also, the I Love Lucy episode in question is available on the Season Six box set. I've never heard anything about it being banned here in America, but I suppose it's not entirely surprising, given the tensions of the Cold War. The summary--WARNING FOR SPOILERS--is basically that Ricky, now successful (with a few films under his belt, a successful European tour, and the ability to buy a half-ownership of the nightclub he's worked at as main entertainment and manager for years), goes home to visit his family in Cuba. Lucy is terrified; while she gets along with Ricky's adorable mother, she doesn't know the rest of her in-laws, and, despite being married to Ricky for several years, doesn't speak very much Spanish--and what she DOES speak is obscenely butchered. In particular, she needs to make a favorable impression on Uncle Alberto, the head of the family, who has always nagged Ricky over having married an American woman, instead of a Cuban. And, Lucy being Lucy, her well-meaning attempts to get in Uncle Alberto's good graces fall horribly flat. Ultimately, though, Uncle Alberto comes to love her almost as much as Ricky does. It's a very moving episode to watch, as Desi toward the end is getting very genuinely and deeply emotional; you can see how much he misses everything he knew in Cuba, and it carries over to Ricky Ricardo. The Arnaz family had been very wealthy and successful back in Cuba; Desi's mother was the heiress to the Bacardi Rum fortune (I think his kids still get a cut of the profits, as the company was miraculously NOT confiscated during Castro's takeover), and his father had at one time been mayor of his hometown. I'm willing to bet that, once Desi escaped to America, he was never able to go home, so the idea of his character being able to must have made it a hard episode to make. (The emotionality of the episode is beautifully eased, however, by a darling duet of 'Babalu' between Desi and Keith Thibodeaux--Little Ricky.)

[@MarkoLeveL]

“See me, feel me, know mehhhh” lol love the accent. Every word ending a sentence that has “ay” “ey” “y” or “ie” is pronounced almost the same and I’ve been trying to emulate it for hours lol awesome job on the video!!

[@Roadent1241]

Midlands accent is a heck of thing. I'm not going to try and guess whereabouts in the Midlands it is though.

[@SakuraAsranArt]

I saw the 'Home' episode of X-Files in 1996 when it originally aired. I had no idea it was subsequently pulled due to controversy.

[@KingOfInsanity777]

This video coming after the recent news regarding the Sesame Street banned episode with the Witch is quite refreshing to see.

[@raelogan]

A little surprised to not see the banned Darkwing Duck episode "Hot Spells" where Gosalyn sells her soul to the devil for superpowers here, but then again, I guess it wasn't really that notable as the ones on this list. Also, great video, as always. 😀

[@masterseal0418]

On the contrary of Minnie Takes Care of Pluto, Mickey wasn't played by Wayne Allwine in this episode only but Mr. Burn Baby himself Quinton Flynn(because Kingdom Hearts and Axel). Disney was like, "Sure, we'll ban this short. Enjoy your airing of House of Mouse only on the Disney Channel and Toon Disney you dolts!".

[@raelogan]

@@masterseal0418 Intriguing, but what did that have to do with Darkwing Duck?

[@masterseal0418]

@@raelogan Banned Disney episodes as a whole.

[@raelogan]

@@masterseal0418 I know that. I just thought it was interesting to talk about Talespin and Gargoyles but not Darkwing, which was also another Disney Afternoon series airing at the time that still has a decent sized fanbase to this day. 😅

[@harukoharuhara1863]

I've seen that episode of Darkwing Duck, I used to have the whole series on DVD

[@marumaru2105]

7:43 referring to James as simply “a male character” feels wrong somehow

[@Roadent1241]

Funnily enough, that was apparently shown as a snippet on the side-screens during Pokemon LIVE. Not sure why but hey whatever keeps the adults from being bored I guess?

[@TedCruzisthezodiac]

I still have a vhs of the banned pokemon episodes I got from 2000 or 2001. I don't know why they banned it, if you grew up with looney tunes, you know Yosemite Sam and the constant gun use with him.

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

"Beauty and The Beach" was heavily edited when it aired on the CW4Kids and the other two never aired outside of Japan

[@dianaburn2474]

...gun violence. Ring a bell?

[@jademoon7938]

My family would order pizza and watch X Files when it was on TV. We saw that Home episode the first time it aired. And then it disappeared. For awhile I didn't bring it up, tbh I started wondering if I'd made it up, given that it totally disappeared. Finally I asked my sister when we were older, "Do you remember that horrifying episode with the inbred people and at the end they pull their mom out from under the bed on a plinth on wheels and she had no arms or legs and it was implied they took her out to have sex with her or do I have the most demented mind ever and I made that up???" Her reaction told me I didn't make that up lol. She had the same issue and was afraid she'd made it up. We just saw it once as kids, and it was literally erased from reality, while the other X Files episodes would repeat. Like it never existed. We asked our parents why they didn't talk to us about it and only one of them remembered it and said they hoped we didn't understand the implications and didn't want to raise it and risk us understanding because it would be traumatic. Lmao you think??

[@hblackburn5580]

Being 32, I can honestly say I remember a lot of these; especially the panty raid episode. When I was 13 and watching that episode with a friend, back when there were plenty of other taboo SpongeBob episodes, it wasn't that big of a deal, and I remember having it on the original DVD set as well. But I live in Alabama, and as a lesbian, I still can't get how my state yet again has to be the skidmark of America. 2019 was not long ago at all, yet they still had to make a big deal over nothing, and the sad thing is that the people who don't even really have basic TV are the demographic of who would even be watching that show. Also, more people than not are supportive of the LGBT community. I have been lucky enough to know that Alabama really does have great people.

[@FigmentForever]

35 year old transwoman living & born in Alabama. I’ve known few good people here. Especially since coming out as trans.

[@calebporter3735]

As a Transformers fan, it was a weirdly nice surprise seeing Robots in Disguise on this list. Another notable banned episode is "Sky-Byte saves the day" where the villains of the show, the Predacons, try to destroy the tallest building in the city and hold humans hostages. Another episode involved the Autobots protecting a generator that, if it explodes, could destroy the entire city. The episode was re-recorded so that instead the generator would cause a gas leak.

[@ellioteel]

In reference to the Comedians situation, the son has since cut off contact with his mother and said he had never even seen the show. DireTrip actually just put out a video on it!

[@hannahmabbott7370]

Can u provide the link please?

[@Roadent1241]

@@hannahmabbott7370 Nope, YT won't allow links.

[@hannahmabbott7370]

That's OK. Managed to find the vid.

[@e.rosenfeld4193]

The abortion episode of Degrassi was banned in the US. They finally released in years later and it filled a bunch of weird gaps in the plot. It was also done fairly well, imho.

[@belowthedot8903]

There was an episode of the original Degrassi from the eighties that the network that aired it in the US tampered with. It was also about abortion, ironically.

[@MrfnordTim]

So the Star Trek episodes were "Miri," "Plato's Stepchildren," "Whom Gods Destroy," and I can't work out what the fourth one was.

[@sixrabbits3972]

I think it might be The Menagerie.

[@no_peace]

It's interesting how they'll take down a WTC episode to avoid upsetting anyone but like half of tv is about assault, murder and war which...also upset people

[@gem5114]

The same sex relationship bans are absolutely ludicrous, honestly it’s so concerning that broadcast companies are still so hateful and prejudiced 😞

[@Squavez.]

😂

[@harukoharuhara1863]

Some people just don't understand it's okay to be gay

[@blasternixon8013]

@@harukoharuhara1863 tell that to 3rd world countries alot of parents just don't like it and fortunately never will

[@harukoharuhara1863]

@@blasternixon8013 it's not always in those countries that shows like that are banned... America doesn't always like it either

[@blasternixon8013]

@@harukoharuhara1863 Muslim countires don't show but america been showing for 2 decades

[@hughmortyproductions8562]

Episode 201 of South Park also censored Kyle's speech at the end. In the uncensored version he talks about using threats of violence to get what you want. In the censored version, the entire speech is was bleeped out with a 30 second long beep.

[@ama3182]

That SpongeBob episode was hilarious it was my favorite as a kid at the time but yes the stealing panties was creepy when Patrick said "I guess you'll miss the panty raid"

[@Kittenfox_55]

There's one from a show I love called Mao Mao Heroes of Pure Heart called "Sick Mao" It was temporarily banned from Cartoon Networks website & app cause the episode involved Mao Mao spreading germs which when Covid hit was some that CN didn't want encouraged.

[@dangerousandy]

There was an episode of The Professionals that was banned due to racism/racist themes. It was called Klansman. It was released on VHS/DVD.

[@davidh7177]

Bit of Bodie and Doyle is great

[@dangerousandy]

@@davidh7177 my favourite ever TV show!

[@davidh7177]

@@dangerousandy great show, I do like Minder as well!

[@dangerousandy]

@@davidh7177 me too!

[@caldog619]

I don’t think the portrayal of Judaism was the reason ‘When You Wish Upon A Weinstein’ was removed. Iirc it was because they did a full song parody of ‘When You Wish Upon A Star’, and Disney threatened to sue This is just off the top of my head though, so I may be wrong

[@fridaypurples2441]

Are you serious? Over a parody? Man Disney sure is petty nowadays -_-

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

The lawsuit about the song came in 2007 long after the initial episode banning fiasco. Family guy won the suit easily due to parody being protected speech. The ban wasn’t a result of angry viewers or copyright issues, Fox higher ups just decided it was too anti Semitic and decided not to air it during the shows initial run on the air but Adult Swim aired it around 2003 and plenty times since when it got syndication rights for the show.

[@erinkinsella91]

I remember the "panty raid" spongebob here in the UK, must have been banned later on

[@jessewilley531]

I was hoping you would cover Star Trek. One of my favorite series EVER. One of the episodes banned in the UK... Patterns of Force... with the Nazi planet.. was banned in Germany and (at least at first) Israel as well. Israel got it before Germany did somehow. Reviewed my old textbook from Media Law on International Law. It got to Israel first because their laws are looser. You can use Nazi imagery in art- provided that the work itself isn't Pro-Nazi. Which Patterns of Force is most certainly not. Germany did not have laws like that until the late 90s. But Star Trek fandom is pretty big over there so almost the moment the law passed, fans demanded to see the episode in German. And hey, Paramount obliged.

[@Roadent1241]

It's very odd to me as a DW fan (I didn't know the BBC aired Star Trek, I understood that was Sky) the BBC banned Sci-fi. XD

[@jessewilley531]

@@Roadent1241 ​ @Roadent1241 There was an era where fully private broadcasters in the UK simply didn't exist. Star Trek made it over to the UK less than a year after the whole show ended over here. In fact, its success over in the UK led to three different projects. The BBC tried to license Paramount to get the right to do new episodes. (New ship, new crew if necessary) almost 20 years before TNG. When Paramount said 'No.' The BBC went ahead and created Blake's Seven. That show exists because the BBC couldn't do more Star Trek. Meanwhile, realizing syndication on Star Trek was huge and it was doing great in the international markets, NBC and Paramount got together with Filmation to do Star Trek: The Animated Series. The show was guaranteed to break even in the states and make a profit in Canada and the UK. Contrary to what a lot of Star Trek fans think, ratings aren't what killed the show in 1974. Ratings wise the show was doing pretty well. Nope, the it was cancelled for three reasons. The first being William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy demanded raises. Two, in the US, there were parents groups complaining about the amount of violence in kids shows. This caused a problem since about half the first season of Star Trek: The Animated Series were stories developed in case the live action series got a fourth season back in 1969... only chopped down to a 22 minute run time. The real nail in the coffin for the animated incarnation was that in late 1974, an up and coming director named Spielberg began work on a little movie called Close Encounters of the Third Kind and in 1975, his buddy George Lucas began production on Star Wars. Seeing Sci-Fi was big again, by early 1975, Gene Roddenberry thought the way forward Star Trek TV show- which sorta happened. It took three years to get Paramount onboard to do it. But the pilot was made. Sorta. Only it wasn't. Because Paramount had to pay an insane amount of money for the time, ($500,000 in 1978- closer to $2.5 million dollars today) to get Leonard Nimoy to come back so they opted to recoup their losses by turning it into a big budget theatrical movie.

[@Roadent1241]

@@jessewilley531 I've never heard of Blake's Seven, interesting. Thanks XD

[@jessewilley531]

@@Roadent1241 Blake's Seven is a show you had to be awake AFTER Classic Who PBS stations during the pre 2005 era to see in the US. (So roughly 2AM-4AM and since it ran almost entirely off run off budget from Classic Who... thus looks even crappier than 70s Dr. Who... people in the UK try to forget exists.

[@ripleyandweeds1288]

I like that Canada bleeped out the 'dammit' in the 'You Can't Do That On Television' episode, but kept the whole "making fun of adopted children" thing. Very classy, Canada.

[@Jerry_the_Head]

also, speaking of "Married... With Children" my favorite moment is the Anthrax cameo. Where the Thrash metal band; "Anthrax" show up

[@Robocopnik]

13:58 - That makes two members of the bridge crew of the Enterprise who were on Twilight Zone, neat.

[@Ghostie____]

I believe an episode of the sitcom Mike and Molly, that revolved around a tornado hitting the city, was pulled due to it planning to air right after the Joplin, MO tornado 2013(I think)

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

Was it bad?

[@chelly1189]

That’s crazy to hear about the SpongeBob episode, I remember seeing that a lot when I was a kid. Then again, I didn’t normally watch SpongeBob on nick, rather Netflix or who he we service had it at the time, so maybe it was just banned from airing. Still kind of crazy to learn an episode I remember so well was actually banned 0-0

[@SensoryEcstasy]

Thank you for putting in titles for tier changes. I hate when I watch an iceberg and don’t even tell us!

[@WatashiMachineFullCycle]

I love these iceberg videos so much dude

[@DanataD]

Oh I loved "You Can't Do That on Television". Lucky kid.

[@RobotGooseStudios]

Two obscure banned episodes that most people won't know are "Super Weapon R-1" and "From a Planet with Love" from the 1967 Japanese series Ultraseven. Super Weapon R-1 was banned temporarily in 2011 after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster due to a scene where the monster Star-Bem Gyeron destroys a power plant. Planet with Love was banned due to the main villain of the episode Alien Spell resembling victims of atomic bomb survivors. This episode has not been re-aired since and unlike Gyeron who has reappeared recently, Spell has never appeared in any Ultra series. The episode was kept in the 90s TNT english dub weirdly.

[@Saint_Dan132]

Hi I have also seen a lot worse on EastEnders and to be honest a lot of these shows that got pulled from syndication there was not much justification for it I know quite a lot of information about the shows that you mentioned in the list so I found myself joining in but thank you for letting me relive some of these lost media banned shows etc I really enjoyed the list thank you

[@PrimateProductions]

???

[@Saint_Dan132]

@@PrimateProductions why the??

[@PrimateProductions]

@@Saint_Dan132 I have no idea! Lol...maybe I replied to the wrong comment! Sorry bout that

[@PrimateProductions]

Reading your comment now it doesn't even look familiar to me. .I really have no idea

[@jamiesands6236]

@@PrimateProductions lol that's ok 👍🤪

[@weilandiv8310]

Great job, as forever. Keep up the full steam ahead!

[@money05mayhem]

I’m the OP of this iceberg. When I made this, I forgot about tons more material, like various pingu episodes, more looney tunes, Big Brother Caillou, even more Pokémon, etc. I’m typing this before I watch the video so idk if I gave this creator my list of extra entries.

[@panqueque445]

The Sesame Street episode was leaked a few days ago for anyone curious.

[@thekeybladeninjaturtle7380]

One banned episode that comes to my mind would be Insane in the Membrane from the 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series It did not air on US affiliates of 4Kids (the company who made the show) due to the subject matter of Baxter Stockman slowly being dismembered and struggling to keep himself together, complete with graphic imagery. It was meant to air on March 4th 2006 as the 19th episode of the fourth season (and 97th episode in general) but was banned for the aforementioned reason. It wouldn’t air in the US for almost 9 years until August 2nd 2015 where it aired on the Nicktoons channel

[@Scott...]

Fox: we can’t air this Simpsons episode anymore since it’s disrespectful to the events of 9/11 Disney: **Publicly advertises that the episode predicted the future on Disney Plus**

[@78deathface]

“They’d do it again for free” 🤣 Off to a good start…

[@Isaiahmathew]

You can find the full buster “lesbian” family video on KZbin honestly it’s bullshit but some how doesn’t surprise me. Grew up on that show.

[@AaronL0905]

I like the timing of the sesame street episode with the wicked witch being here after being found like 2 days ago

[@AaronL0905]

Well Leaked more than found lol it had been technically found for a while it was just unaired private property

[@SuperTJK1992]

Watching this Banned TV episodes iceberg made me realise how much 4Kids censored Pokemon and removed episodes that didn't need to be removed.

[@FD404OG]

i didnt know chills had a sister

[@NostalgiaUnicorn]

Episode 847 is FOUND! Someone has leaked it!

[@ImmaLittlePip]

Hope you do a second part to this someday I would recommend the MLP episode the last round up While not banned it had a scene heavily altered which featured a character by the name of Derpy Hooves. (A fan made character) who was portrayed with crossed eyes and received a few complaints from Tumblr users and a few soccer mom's. The character was removed for season 3 and had her name and eyes changed in official merch despite a large movement #SaveDerpy from bronies Derpy would end up returning in the show half way into season 4 and even got a few speaking roles in the 100th episode and the best gift ever

[@SkittyDangerzne]

OMG i remember this! My friend was so upset about it and I was confused because she was mostly a background character and didn't do much, but be a lil clumsy. We were relieved she was back in the show, but by then I kinda grew out of my MLP phase

[@ImmaLittlePip]

@@SkittyDangerzne I did too The seasonal rot curse had crept on MLP during the last two seasons Though I've been feeling nostalgic for it lately especially the early 2010s stuff If you ever do get back into it I recommend the perfect pear episode

[@Roadent1241]

I thought the complaints were because her original name was offensive? Should she have been called Clutzy? That way you still have the same last 3 letters? But basically "hate the disabled" continues to be a thing even in kids shows, even for rarely seen characters? At least we can pretend she was going around with Doc Whooves for her absence? XD

[@torakokoneko]

What official merch are you referring to?

[@dm44444]

I know you based this on another video, but is there any real logic to the tiers here? I'm a little confused about how donkey semen (??) is in Tier 1, but a song copyright violation is Tier 3, while accidental similarities to 9/11 are scattered throughout most of the tiers. Besides that, this was a fun watch! I have to look up a few of these now.

[@JonPITBZN]

It was donkey semen and donkey urine. Iceberg tiers have nothing to do with how disturbing the content is. Usually icebergs start at the most famous and each tier is more obscure than the last. I'm not sure this iceberg is organized that way either, though.

[@thornor85]

Homer Vrs New York was one the best episodes ever, but I do admit when the news of 9/11 hit I couldn’t help but thinking about how that episode suddenly didn’t age well.

[@PrimateProductions]

OK, call me dumb but what does "Vrs" mean?

[@PrimateProductions]

Oh duh....is it versus? If so that is usually abbreviated as "vs" .. 🙂

[@thornor85]

@@PrimateProductions yes, sorry. sometimes phone capitalizes odd words.

[@PrimateProductions]

@@thornor85 I'm sorry...it really wasn't my intention to correct you or to critique you.

[@thornor85]

@@PrimateProductions No worries! :)

[@itsjayden8002]

5:55 It was later discovered that Elephant Issues was never banned.

[@salemish]

That cow and chicken episode... Hidden memory unlocked. Same with the leap frog episode of rocko's modern life. 😂

[@PredictedCyborg]

That Sesame Street episode was lost media for a very long time, but has recently been re-discovered again.

[@cashbanooka9166]

There was a Bob the Builder episode centered around Horse Poop (I'm not joking) that had its US dub banned from airing (Said episode being Travis and the Tropical Fruits; it aired only once in Canada, and never aired again). As of now, the US dub of said episode is lost (along with a few others). The episodes' original UK dub was never banned and was even featured on that region's "Best of Bob" DVD.

[@modestMismagius105]

I think it would be cool if comically bad things happened to the people that censored gay relationships that would be cool

[@Sp3ctralI]

And people who still have straight people, it’s 2022, only the rainbows from now on This is a joke btw, don’t start screaming at me

[@BR-ec2ph]

@AssBeater 420 I think it would be cool if comically bad things happened to you that would be cool

[@videocrowsnest5251]

I can easily see why some of these were banned, what with the hate and discrimination in them, plus certain inappropriate topics (though sidenoting here that 90's cartoons are kinda infamous for getting away with a massive amount of stuff that would never fly these days). But for some I have to ask - Why does it feel like quite a few times episodes get axed not due to kids having any issues with em, but due to their parents getting ticked off by things like same gender couples etc, as well as in general just wanting to delete anything that might make their child ask them so-called "difficult questions" that cause em to challenge their own rather narrow-minded world view? Which I feel there is a word for....ah yes! It's called learning, or growing as a person in some scenarios. Feels silly to axe stuff for the convenience of such narrow-minded individuals who supposedly do it in the name of their kids, when in reality kids themselves aren't getting negatively impacted, and neither are the parents...though they sure seem to like to think they are.

[@LovelyTekki]

I honestly forget spongebob even has banned episodes. Or that they banned something like the panty raid, but not squidward getting his toenail ripped off in graphic detail.

[@daisiesforghosts]

They left out the one where squidward gets gasoline dumped on him and set on fire. I remember seeing it on tv as a kid too 😂😩

[@RinLockhart]

which confuses me. later episodes are far more graphic than being set on fire.

[@humphrke]

Which one was that? The flying Dutchman?

[@princesskristan]

I love that SpongeBob episode! I quote it all the time and it sucks that it was banned. "Art thou feeling it now Mr. Krabs?"

[@thomastheconjunctionfriend7908]

You forgot to add the Thomas and friends episode: Henry spots trouble, which was banned aring in Australian television!

[@MsDboyy]

Your pronunciation of Puerto Rican was pretty entertaining lol 😅 but seriously this is a cool video and I’m going to subscribe now ✅💯

[@vintagecrowspirit]

I saw the Simpsons car clamp episode as a kid and until now, I had no idea it had been banned! That episode used to scare me because of how his car got damaged (I have no idea why I thought that was scary lmao, I had some weird fears as a kid).

[@Marchingvenusaur]

Your voice and narration is perfect for long videos like this. Subbed!

[@randomtinypotatocried]

The Wicked Witch episode has been found now

[@uh_logan]

I remember the SpongeBob underpants stealing episode and I remember realizing how weird it was when I was a kid

[@SlasherLink119]

In regards to the recent banned episode of Arthur, after Florida, Texas, and California, Alabama is probably the next in-line as America's comedic punching bag for how backwards that state is, and the banning of that episode was not concern-based, it was deliberate to get under the skin of the LGBT community and pull the classic "Idk what I did, mom, I was just looking out for the children" bs...

[@dystopiandeer8212]

The weird thing is, APT hyped the shit out of that episode before not airing it. They even showed clips from it.

[@Anonymous-eb6bn]

They could excuse the gay wedding but they drew the line at him not actually marrying his sister.