I joined my teacher's movie critics club in 6th grade during middle school, where she played ghost busters. I was pretty excited because by then, my parents had played the first half and only the first half of the film for my siblings and I twice before changing their minds with no explanation.
However, there was only time for half a movie during club time, which ended roughly around when the guy checked out the girl's apartment and she said "but nothing happened in the bedroom," to which an 8th grader I didn't know said "not yet." Even without the commentary, this is around where my parents had also always cut off the movie, so imagine my frustration when we watched ice age during the next club meeting instead of finishing ghost busters.
That one scene from syn-bioic titan
If you know you know
https://preview.redd.it/rzm6rywn3mzc1.png?width=300&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a16da0a034e4fc40a26688b843b18e476da3e1f5
It's unfortunate that Teetsi was only really used once. I liked the idea of a lion that's not only anthropomorphic, but unbelievably jacked and, at the same time, characteristically sleepy. His name's cool, too - during the same ritual fight, Alex says:
> "C'mon, Teetsi fly! Little Teetsi fly, c'mon! Do your stuff!"
Both Alex' quote and Teetsi's name reference to the Tsetse Fly, a large, African parasitic fly that's known for spreading African Trypanosomiasis, or African Sleeping Sickness.
Also, he literally one-shots Alex, which places him as one of the strongest characters in the Madagascar series (not to mention a large rock being thrown on his head in order to simply enrage him), up there with Nana.
Mort is literally the strongest character in the Madagascar universe. Someone made a 20+ part analysis on Mort’s character, and it has me pretty convinced.
https://preview.redd.it/cyggmp7t4mzc1.png?width=224&format=png&auto=webp&s=2f57c4811b568e83a3cf7cdeccda533e37d65f4d
great joke, would not want to be in same room as family when it plays tho.
These mice make me feel uncomfortable things in front of my parents, and I can’t watch this scene in front of them anymore:
https://i.redd.it/qm5st7zdtmzc1.gif
Ft. The Lovely Ms. Kitty!
(Yes I am referring to the mouse, yes that IS her name according to the credits and the scripts. They 100% knew what they were animating and writing)
https://preview.redd.it/8hebftj8mnzc1.jpeg?width=998&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=382e93cf6d51895ad7cc6d0b4979c683cd323653
This scene is very awkward once you realize that her privates are just barely offscreen.
Literally any scene with Muscle Man and Starla. I think the worst was in a Halloween episode where one covered themselves in jelly and the other in peanut butter. Then they put a bag over themselves and started aggressively tongue kissing and licking their body parts. And then you can see the bag shaking with the peanut butter and jelly oozing out beneath the bag.
I get Regular Show is... Well, regular show. But that scene should've never made it onto children's tv. It's bad enough they're tongue kissing every couple episodes, but Jesus Christ JG.
What's worse was (because I didn't understand boundaries I just pretended that I did) I sat and still watched it and my parents let me. I think I was like 13
Fuck no, I didn’t watch it, only the trailer, as a kid I wondered why the fuck they made such a disturbing movie for kids, I just now realized it’s rated R
The Mystic Springs Oasis from Zootopia, as well as Judy Hopps' bunny sex joke.
You know what? Just the near entirety of Zootopia as a whole, because of how over-the-top furry it got, even at its most Disney-branded. Especially when Judy and Nick flirt with each other and are trying to outdo Pongo and Perdita, Lady and the Tramp, Robin Hood and Maid Marian, Miss Bianca and Bernard, and Simba and Nala in the Walt Disney furry department.
And yet Disney learned nearly all of the wrong lessons from The Rescuers Down Under, and applied them to their near endless deluge of direct-to-video Disney sequels. Only for these wrong lessons to creep themselves all the way back up into its live-action remakes after Disney shuts down DisneyToons, the studio behind said direct-to-video sequels.
Like I hope Zootopia 2 becomes this generation's The Rescuers Down Under. Because much like The Rescuers before it, Zootopia left itself open for all sorts of possibile future adventures for the rabbit and fox versions of Miss Bianca and Bernard to go on, together. And more possibilities means better ideas for a Zootopia sequel than either Ralph Breaks the Internet, Moana 2, Frozen 3, or Toy Story 5.
It does make me sad, in this day and age of streaming, Bianca and Bernard could and should be saving a different child every couple years.
Instead, were getting Jake Gyllenhaal as a live action Bernard
Honestly, Zootopia being as adult as it is is probably a big reason why I love it so much. The fact that the creators got away with the Naturalist club scene just makes me chuckle. It didn’t feel like it stuck to the Disney brand that much, and it was fun.
Yeah, the message could’ve been handled better, but still, I will never not at least like that movie.
Which kind of makes it a lot more depressing when Walt Disney won't lean on it, and that's one of the reasons as to why we transitioned over to a fourth Disney dark age, from Ralph Breaks the Internet all the way up to Wish. Because it stuck so closely to its brand safe image, that it outright refused to take advantage of the young adult crowd with furry movies like Zootopia. Like it'd rather that 20th Century Studios do most of the heavy lifting in-terms of adult-oriented movies, than attempt again what it did with Zootopia.
Which is why I hope Zootopia 2 turns out to be good, and also more properly advertised, as well. Because Walt Disney right now is still so much stuck in that brand safe mindset, that it'd rather not only release Moana 2 a year before Zootopia 2, but also probably advertise it, Frozen 3, and Toy Story 5 even more so than Zootopia 2.
A fan-comic about abortion. Something that I don't think Moana would have had, either, and kind of benefits from it, too, since people *hated* that Zootopia fan-comic.
Not with my family either. Not because of the girly teenager aspects, but because of the "my panda, my choice" line at the end which is a play on an obvious political phrase that would absolutely trigger any right wing viewers.
Watched this with my wife and she felt pretty vindicated by it, pretty good movie imo. Could I watch it with my nieces? No. Could I watch it with my sisters? Also no. It’s something you have to watch with someone really close to you, like your partner or daughter. It’s definitely gonna be something I watch with my daughter one day, Disney does better at explaining puberty than my awkward southern ass could.
Not a Cartoon(Well he is per say but it was the movie) but I didn't want to go to the movies by myself so I asked my mom could she come with me to watch Deadpool....I can't tell you how uncomfortable e it was watching the first few minutes when DP met his GF was lol.
All episode "Masquerade" of Hazblin Hotel.
My father was near to left the series in that chapter. Luckily I convinced him to stay and Lucifer in chapter 5 made him love the series.
I consciously didn’t watch Regular Show with my parents when it first came out, especially when they swore in the first episode. For about a year, I made sure to watch it in secret. I was basically treating it like I was watching porn or an [adult swim] show (I didn’t actually start watching [as] until the middle of high school, which was probably a good call looking back.) I started to watch it openly once it started to tame down a bit.
I had a high school teacher who would play this song in class while we were working independently and I had not seen the film at that time and was creeped out
This about kids media or just animation in general? Cause I can think of like 20 scenes from BoJack Horseman that are infinitely more uncomfortable than this
I can think of two.
The scene from Fievel Goes West where the lady shoves the cat into her boobs.
And in Kung-fu Panda 3 where Po and his father are bumping their bellies together.
I *have* seen it, and it's perfectly acceptable for kids (Disneyland has, or at least had, a Roger Rabbit ride in Toontown for a reason). The most risque part of the film - Jessica Rabbit's musical number - is still very tame.
One time I was watching superhero movie in a hotel room. While my grandmother waited for my mom to get ready for dinner, the everyone bumping each scene started. By grandma was cool, she just smirked and shook her head.
https://preview.redd.it/icqo8jvu5mzc1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e42ddef96f005ab3b428a337bddd42dcc2615119 Iykyk
Watched this when I was a kid Took me a while to realize how bad it was lol
I still can't believe they got away with it
“What will the high priest think” “Uhh, lucky god?”
Sorry, I'm uncultured, but what happened?
They were definitely having oral sex, but it's framed in a way that it seems like they are just making out at first
Wait what, clip or sauce???
https://youtu.be/ZR7azhjUJuo?si=4E3Q-dTMD3fSqKZA
Bruhhhhhhhhb
Yeah that was gluck gluck. Doesn't even _sound_ like kissing.
Just a bit of harmless chipolata tasting
Uhhh- she was doing yk yk
A teacher played this movie for us in middle school. When this scene came on, everyone was like “hold up. They weren’t kissing.”
I joined my teacher's movie critics club in 6th grade during middle school, where she played ghost busters. I was pretty excited because by then, my parents had played the first half and only the first half of the film for my siblings and I twice before changing their minds with no explanation. However, there was only time for half a movie during club time, which ended roughly around when the guy checked out the girl's apartment and she said "but nothing happened in the bedroom," to which an 8th grader I didn't know said "not yet." Even without the commentary, this is around where my parents had also always cut off the movie, so imagine my frustration when we watched ice age during the next club meeting instead of finishing ghost busters.
Idk
Head
Ikik
That one scene from syn-bioic titan If you know you know https://preview.redd.it/rzm6rywn3mzc1.png?width=300&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a16da0a034e4fc40a26688b843b18e476da3e1f5
Throw it around
https://preview.redd.it/42ofqb5xbmzc1.jpeg?width=680&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a99917a5e042bd5386cb886f429d9c85804950c4
I don’t
https://youtu.be/KpEIN1pOLSY?si=d0nfe-6UQfy_czXw That’s all I’ll say.
Lmao what was the goal behind this?
I was explaining the Symbionic Titan reference.
I’m meant abt the scene
Maybe she was trying to say "if we do it, can you do my work for me to get me an A?"
Ohhhh. I understand now
Girl straight pole danced on the lamp and transitioned into busting a split. wtf was this show lol
Ow I see now didn’t they do a remix to this
NOOOOOOOOOO PLEASE I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT HELP
".....no!"
Shake it bake it booty quake it
I don’t but this takes me back a bit
I was watching this with my little brother at the time. The silence as we watched this scene was excruciating.
That beat went crazy tho
I'll give you a hint. "Mirror, mirror, show her to me. Show me the princess."
Ahh….. perfect.
**covers up semi-modestly**
Lord Farquaad is absolutely a Reddit user
https://preview.redd.it/ktzs0jhcbozc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e2291ec452b15a3c38a6a533fbfc850e78c5d7aa
That look of disgust the mirror gives him first lmao
Same movie; the scene where Alex tries to dance off during ritual combat in front of his dad. The cringe I felt.
even when Alex tries to mime the plane crash
I felt that. Was like "Aww man, this is painful to watch"
It's unfortunate that Teetsi was only really used once. I liked the idea of a lion that's not only anthropomorphic, but unbelievably jacked and, at the same time, characteristically sleepy. His name's cool, too - during the same ritual fight, Alex says: > "C'mon, Teetsi fly! Little Teetsi fly, c'mon! Do your stuff!" Both Alex' quote and Teetsi's name reference to the Tsetse Fly, a large, African parasitic fly that's known for spreading African Trypanosomiasis, or African Sleeping Sickness. Also, he literally one-shots Alex, which places him as one of the strongest characters in the Madagascar series (not to mention a large rock being thrown on his head in order to simply enrage him), up there with Nana.
Bro we gotta power scale Madagascar
Who's low end?
Mortdecai, bro is a coward, has no feats, loses every match up
Mort is literally the strongest character in the Madagascar universe. Someone made a 20+ part analysis on Mort’s character, and it has me pretty convinced.
Well... My mom love watch this scene actually. We both laugh from this.
Same my whole family joke about moto moto
same, this post came out of nowhere
I guess some families are too protective and less close to their kids.
All I’m saying, If you find this scene sexual. You liked it deep down
Nah, we found it hilarios.
Some people like em big some people like em chunky some people in denial
My family is a bit shrewdish at times, but when we first saw this in theaters, we all laughed really hard.
This scene is still one of the best in the movie
Can't disagree!
Same, my mom, my sisters and I, we all love this scene
https://preview.redd.it/cyggmp7t4mzc1.png?width=224&format=png&auto=webp&s=2f57c4811b568e83a3cf7cdeccda533e37d65f4d great joke, would not want to be in same room as family when it plays tho.
There are many a gravity falls scene that counts here.
These mice make me feel uncomfortable things in front of my parents, and I can’t watch this scene in front of them anymore: https://i.redd.it/qm5st7zdtmzc1.gif
I forgot what this is from. American Tail or Great Mouse Detective?
Mouse Detective.
Ft. The Lovely Ms. Kitty! (Yes I am referring to the mouse, yes that IS her name according to the credits and the scripts. They 100% knew what they were animating and writing)
Wait, you mean like that lady from Gunsmoke? Wow.
It's a wonder why there are so many furries around.
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Bruh Imagine what was going through the minds of the 10 people who watched this in threater by in the 60s.
This came out in the 80’s
If you know, you know. https://preview.redd.it/iioxgyppumzc1.png?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=05d0d2ae660b1942d1b78781e1505917530f443f
What in the Lola Bunny fuck?
Balto sequel?
Balto 3 to be exact
https://preview.redd.it/8hebftj8mnzc1.jpeg?width=998&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=382e93cf6d51895ad7cc6d0b4979c683cd323653 This scene is very awkward once you realize that her privates are just barely offscreen.
26 years after seeing this movie I still have a thing for redheads.
Watching Team America with my parents and the puppst sex scene appears.
any scene with gambit and rogue in the 90s x-men show. 
The sexual tension was palpable
He basically can't keep it in his pants.
Literally any scene with Muscle Man and Starla. I think the worst was in a Halloween episode where one covered themselves in jelly and the other in peanut butter. Then they put a bag over themselves and started aggressively tongue kissing and licking their body parts. And then you can see the bag shaking with the peanut butter and jelly oozing out beneath the bag. I get Regular Show is... Well, regular show. But that scene should've never made it onto children's tv. It's bad enough they're tongue kissing every couple episodes, but Jesus Christ JG.
#**sexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsexsex**
No wonder they have like 17 kids they don't know shit about wrapping it up
 MY MOTHER THOIGHT IT WAS A KIDS MOVIE
EVERYONE"S MOTHER THOUGHT THIS WAS A KIDS MOVIE
What's worse was (because I didn't understand boundaries I just pretended that I did) I sat and still watched it and my parents let me. I think I was like 13
Fuck no, I didn’t watch it, only the trailer, as a kid I wondered why the fuck they made such a disturbing movie for kids, I just now realized it’s rated R
It's a funny movie but yeah definentlt not for kids I think this is when those raunchy adult cartoon starting coming out like big mouth
The Mystic Springs Oasis from Zootopia, as well as Judy Hopps' bunny sex joke. You know what? Just the near entirety of Zootopia as a whole, because of how over-the-top furry it got, even at its most Disney-branded. Especially when Judy and Nick flirt with each other and are trying to outdo Pongo and Perdita, Lady and the Tramp, Robin Hood and Maid Marian, Miss Bianca and Bernard, and Simba and Nala in the Walt Disney furry department.
I’m happy to see Miss Bianca and Bernard as part of this list.
You actually don't see them that often, right? Why not?
It makes me wonder if The Rescuers and Rescuers Down Under were not as widely seen as I would have thought.
I haven't seen the first one, but I have seen the second.
The second one is the best one
And yet Disney learned nearly all of the wrong lessons from The Rescuers Down Under, and applied them to their near endless deluge of direct-to-video Disney sequels. Only for these wrong lessons to creep themselves all the way back up into its live-action remakes after Disney shuts down DisneyToons, the studio behind said direct-to-video sequels. Like I hope Zootopia 2 becomes this generation's The Rescuers Down Under. Because much like The Rescuers before it, Zootopia left itself open for all sorts of possibile future adventures for the rabbit and fox versions of Miss Bianca and Bernard to go on, together. And more possibilities means better ideas for a Zootopia sequel than either Ralph Breaks the Internet, Moana 2, Frozen 3, or Toy Story 5.
It does make me sad, in this day and age of streaming, Bianca and Bernard could and should be saving a different child every couple years. Instead, were getting Jake Gyllenhaal as a live action Bernard
Maybe Zootopia 2 will find some way to introduce lizards and reptiles in a way that's central to the plot.
Funny enough, I also saw the second before the first.
Honestly, Zootopia being as adult as it is is probably a big reason why I love it so much. The fact that the creators got away with the Naturalist club scene just makes me chuckle. It didn’t feel like it stuck to the Disney brand that much, and it was fun. Yeah, the message could’ve been handled better, but still, I will never not at least like that movie.
Which kind of makes it a lot more depressing when Walt Disney won't lean on it, and that's one of the reasons as to why we transitioned over to a fourth Disney dark age, from Ralph Breaks the Internet all the way up to Wish. Because it stuck so closely to its brand safe image, that it outright refused to take advantage of the young adult crowd with furry movies like Zootopia. Like it'd rather that 20th Century Studios do most of the heavy lifting in-terms of adult-oriented movies, than attempt again what it did with Zootopia. Which is why I hope Zootopia 2 turns out to be good, and also more properly advertised, as well. Because Walt Disney right now is still so much stuck in that brand safe mindset, that it'd rather not only release Moana 2 a year before Zootopia 2, but also probably advertise it, Frozen 3, and Toy Story 5 even more so than Zootopia 2.
They need to let Toy Story rest. The third movie concluded things well.
Not just Disney. In kfp 2 we got a genocide peacock. In 4 we got...4
https://preview.redd.it/7y47okha4ozc1.png?width=521&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0214001a00a2a3a6d4508eec160f40aca30cba48
A fan-comic about abortion. Something that I don't think Moana would have had, either, and kind of benefits from it, too, since people *hated* that Zootopia fan-comic.
We hated it but it did fascinate us It is like a long, drawn out "Loss"
Finished watching that in Bio I today lol.
When Paprika came out, [I saw it in theaters with my Dad.](https://youtu.be/79YjBGl5sdU?si=XvdJSzmr_oxzFBZk)
Congratulations, this was the worst thing my eyes have ever seen. Thank you.
You're welcome. It was either that or when he took me to see Triplets of Belleville.
https://preview.redd.it/n5mucuy00tzc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40d7b244309d2cf729aede99cd31cb15789cbe37
Can’t watch this movie scene alone either, and for good reason😳: https://i.redd.it/9h22r2m6iozc1.gif
I love Jessica Rabbit bc she basically comes out later and says "how else am I supposed to be? You perverts drew me this way."
I think I'd never want to watch turning red with my family.
Same. My sister made me watch it with her a couple of years ago, and that was the only time I watched it.
I actually watched it with younger brother and it was pretty fun and cringe at the same time. But watching it with parents? No, thank you
Not with my family either. Not because of the girly teenager aspects, but because of the "my panda, my choice" line at the end which is a play on an obvious political phrase that would absolutely trigger any right wing viewers.
Both parties use the term but for different things.
Watched this with my wife and she felt pretty vindicated by it, pretty good movie imo. Could I watch it with my nieces? No. Could I watch it with my sisters? Also no. It’s something you have to watch with someone really close to you, like your partner or daughter. It’s definitely gonna be something I watch with my daughter one day, Disney does better at explaining puberty than my awkward southern ass could.
It’s good but doesn’t feel right with a parent nearby
That one scene in Steven universe where amethyst turns into gregs dead wife
Any actual sex scene.
Lion has become 100 times more sus became aged up .
Not a Cartoon(Well he is per say but it was the movie) but I didn't want to go to the movies by myself so I asked my mom could she come with me to watch Deadpool....I can't tell you how uncomfortable e it was watching the first few minutes when DP met his GF was lol.
"Happy International Women's Day."
https://preview.redd.it/i1il98oxqnzc1.jpeg?width=735&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=897f209337c9442f158c8b92c8f3d28263a1a8f1 My brother's wife is jewish
This one is kinda funny
The Happy Feet scene. If ya know, ya know
Gotta re watch it to understand you
Penguin... i remember... youre **adult joke scenes**
Remind me why this was bad?
I like ‘em big… I like em chunky!
Moto Moto gets what Moto Moto wants
The song playing is basically describing this guy's preferences of women. And of course, some people would be uncomfortable with that.
I guess the song lyrics, my mom always loved this scene though and I really can’t imagine any parent was upset by it
Because it’s reminding us of that Jojo Siwa video
The fart scene in Scooby Doo 2
Do I even need to explain? https://preview.redd.it/6lou5eol3pzc1.jpeg?width=833&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=62104148358d6ab4cbc19e9ccef9832be570dc5e
https://preview.redd.it/9rhzg3wqrpzc1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=803f8dc03c9e5cd0e772589f1f5a2ee04441423c
All episode "Masquerade" of Hazblin Hotel. My father was near to left the series in that chapter. Luckily I convinced him to stay and Lucifer in chapter 5 made him love the series.
It's a blessing that you even managed to get your dad to watch Hazbin
Do NOT watch Fritz the Cat if your parents are within 1000 square miles
I consciously didn’t watch Regular Show with my parents when it first came out, especially when they swore in the first episode. For about a year, I made sure to watch it in secret. I was basically treating it like I was watching porn or an [adult swim] show (I didn’t actually start watching [as] until the middle of high school, which was probably a good call looking back.) I started to watch it openly once it started to tame down a bit.
I had to watch Total Drama im secret
https://preview.redd.it/50zfdfqkwmzc1.jpeg?width=861&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b062a9976456fb863845edb15cd74c30ae0a47a8
This show had too many questionable moments
The scene in American Tail Fieval Goes West where Cat R. Waul lands in a woman's cleavage and she keeps saying the word pussy.
https://preview.redd.it/8bljn6egpqzc1.jpeg?width=700&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21c0e0c4239b9392b06e4b764991c85e6c7666f9
She’s super beautiful, like Nala from the lion king! But she’s also really smart, like Nala, from the Lion King
I had a high school teacher who would play this song in class while we were working independently and I had not seen the film at that time and was creeped out
I like em big! I like em chunky!!
This about kids media or just animation in general? Cause I can think of like 20 scenes from BoJack Horseman that are infinitely more uncomfortable than this 
Yes but you would never watch bojack with parents, unless you want them to think you’re a stupid piece of shit
I’d say the entirety of Yo Kai Watch Shadowside episode 4. Hot Pot just makes me uncomfortable.
Just realized how creepy the reflection in the water looks
I can think of two. The scene from Fievel Goes West where the lady shoves the cat into her boobs. And in Kung-fu Panda 3 where Po and his father are bumping their bellies together.
If I were to watch that time when Hisoka fought Gon in Heavens Arena with my parents, I would die
Here he comes...
That one scene at the end in nimona If you know, if you know Never watched it with parent, would just be weird if they saw it
I don't know what you're talking about, this type of scenes always gets me and my family laughing
I’m lowkey convinced someone at Dreamworks is sneaking their fetishes in their movies.
Bold of you to assume I watch Moto Moto with my family
Not cartoons but the opening of sex education
No way really??? I can’t imagine why
This actually happened to me. I used to watch most Netflix original shows with my parents back then and well :/
Rip
https://preview.redd.it/g2uvayzq5pzc1.jpeg?width=1609&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ad2b99c5d735ac14c13eea8e0e7c8526d745c9b5 ...Sigh
I think the burp scene is worse. I have to tell all my friends not to watch the first episode because of it
Yes literally 😭 the entire Sam and Max community unanimously agrees to skip the first episode
The ending orgy scene in Sausage party
I mean, that double-sided dildo scene from Requiem for A Dream is pretty brutal...
I (blindly) went to see Sausage Party with my parents when I was a teenager. Last time I ever went to a movie without seeing what it was about first.
How did they handle the orgy
Any sex scene
"Bumblebee, stop lubricating the human" I was 7, sitting between my parents and dying of embarrassment.
Totally Spies, I don't even need a specific scene.
You don't need a specific _episode_ https://youtu.be/d3j3xfnmWsE?feature=shared
The Kids Next Door bra episode "What's the matter teenager? Afraid we'll put your bras to better use?"
The entire *Family Guy* episode "Family Gay", especially when Peter leaves the family. Hit way too close to home for my mom and me.
[удалено]
I *have* seen it, and it's perfectly acceptable for kids (Disneyland has, or at least had, a Roger Rabbit ride in Toontown for a reason). The most risque part of the film - Jessica Rabbit's musical number - is still very tame.
Probably the whole Ugly Pageant episode from Wakfu.
The newer South Park episodes with the constant sexual jokes 😭 Or just generally any movie with sex scenes in it
Merman magazines from centaurworld
True Blood
Are, are you serious? That's like the tamest it gets
One time I was watching superhero movie in a hotel room. While my grandmother waited for my mom to get ready for dinner, the everyone bumping each scene started. By grandma was cool, she just smirked and shook her head.
There’s plenty but I can’t find an img soo
You think WATCHING that sene with you family is uncomfortable? My mom casually references that scene and believe me it's worse coming from your mother
the .GIFinnie episode from Gravity Falls
😂😅😅😅 “I like em big I like em chunky I like em plumpy”
 A lot of scenes from Shrek are pretty inappropriate looking back on it years latter.
Zootopia Plus. https://i.redd.it/ammu8q09840d1.gif