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Cartoons Were Wild

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14 episodes
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Let's Analyze extremely questionable, obscure, or shockingly dark animated kids shows and episodes

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5/15/2025

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Episode thumbnail for Disney vs Warner Bros: The Forbidden Cartoons Vault Battle

July 17, 2026

Disney vs Warner Bros: The Forbidden Cartoons Vault Battle

While Disney locked away their racist 'Censored Eleven' cartoons and pretended they never existed, Warner Bros put them on DVD with historical context warnings. We're diving into the wildly different philosophies behind these decisions and what happened when both studios tried to erase—or preserve—their most problematic animation history.

Episode thumbnail for 5 Cartoon Scenes That Somehow Made It Past Censors

June 9, 2026

5 Cartoon Scenes That Somehow Made It Past Censors

From sexual innuendos in Animaniacs to genuine nightmare fuel in Courage the Cowardly Dog, some cartoon moments make you wonder if anyone was watching the final cut. We're counting down five scenes that left parents jaw-dropped and censors scrambling—after they'd already aired to millions of kids.

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May 24, 2026

The Ren & Stimpy Production Hell That Broke Nickelodeon

In 1991, Nickelodeon let a basement animation studio run by an obsessive perfectionist create the most disgusting cartoon ever aired on children's television. Within two years, that relationship would explode in missed deadlines, on-set chaos, and a firing that shocked the animation industry. This is the wild story of how Ren & Stimpy became both a phenomenon and a cautionary tale.

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What is Cartoons Were Wild?

Let's Analyze extremely questionable, obscure, or shockingly dark animated kids shows and episodes

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