History Radar / SupermanTheAnimatedSeries

* In ''Mxyzpixilated'', Mxy tells [[ThinkerPose Rodin's "Thinking Man" sculpture) (whom he calls [=McGurk=]) to "finish his business". Yes, Mxy just said Thinking Man was ''taking a shit''.

* In the episode "Where There's Smoke", Volcana tries to sell some nautical memorabilia by stating that a whistle "was touched by the President's lips", to which her fence dryly responds "What wasn't?"

** The Preserver's fembots each have a metal hose in their mouth, which spray knockout gas on any captive who gets too rowdy. Lobo ties the hoses together, pointing and giving the audience a suggestive look as [[GirlOnGirlIsHot they grow large enough to press against each other and blow the fembots heads off]].

** The Preserver's fembots have metal hoses in their mouths, which spray knockout gas on any captive who gets too rowdy. Lobo ties the hoses together, pointing and giving the audience a suggestive look as [[GirlOnGirlIsHot they grow large enough to press against each other and blow the fembots heads off]].

** The Preserver's fembots have metal hoses in their mouths, which spray knockout gas on any captive who gets too rowdy. Lobo ties the hoses together, pointing and giving the audience a suggestive look as [[[[GirlOnGirlIsHot they grow large enough to press against each other and blow the fembots heads off]].

** The Preserver's fembots have metal hoses in their mouths used to spray knockout gas. Lobo ties them together, excitedly pointing while giving the audience a suggestive look as the spray builds up, [[GirlOnGirlIsHot making the hoses touch each other right before the fembots heads explode]].

** The Preserver's fembots have metal hoses in their mouths used to spray knockout gas, and Lobo ties them together, excitedly pointing at the two of them while giving the audience a suggestive look as the spray builds up, [[GirlOnGirlIsHot making the hoses touch each other right before the fembots heads explode]].

** The Preserver's fembots each have a metal hose in their mouth used to spray knockout gas, which Lobo ties together, excitedly pointing at the two of them while giving the audience a suggestive look as the spray builds up, [[GirlOnGirlIsHot making the hoses touch each other right before the fembots heads explode]].

''SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' was a pretty big offender.

** This ended up becoming HilariousInHindsight just five years later, when in the {{Smallville}} episode "X-Ray," Clark discovers his x-ray vision by accident and ends up inadvertently seeing into the girls locker room...directly at Lana.

** Also in "Livewire" we have non-sexual example: the ''pretty heavy'' implication throughout the episode that Leslie Willis was chasing fame with the end goal of a grand, publicly observed, suicide. Seriously, just think about a couple of things the dialogue subtly implies (that she's faking her scorn ("eh, it pays the bills") and that she's working her life to a grand moment ("Listen Sid, I've worked my entire life for this moment and a little rain's not going to stop me")) and then compare those things to her facial expression as she's watching the lightning head toward her. Crap! Past! Radar!

* In the episode, Superman's Pal, Lois is talking to [[BenevolentBoss Perry]] near an open window. During that time, Superman flies outside. Obviously, the flying causes air to blow and Lois talks about not wearing skirts. So Perry likely got a [[PantyShot view of Lois' intimates]] or a view of her vagina when Superman flew by. It's up to you to decide which one he got.

* In the episode, Superman's Pal, Lois is talking to Perry near an open window. During that time, Superman flies outside. Obviously, the flying causes air to blow and Lois talks about not wearing skirts. So Perry likely got

* "Warrior Queen:"

* In "The Main Man," the bar Lobo is introduced in is called 'The Steaming Load.'
* During "The Main Man, part 2", where Lobo says, as Superman leaves him behind, that he's going to kick Superman's "big red S".
** In the same episode, Lobo describes how he and Supes would be tied down and tortured, and throws in a WeirdAside how it would be enjoyable under other circumstances.

* In "World's Finest", Batman is tracking the Joker through an informant who was obviously staying... in a strip bar. Complete with girls serving alcohol drinks and girls dancing in cages. How did that get passed the censors?!

** And there was a part where Lana goes "And I like ''powerful'' men." Earlier, Luthor is asking Lana why Superman was at her apartment. In her explanation, she says Supes told her Luthor was a 'naughty boy'... and she ''likes'' naughty boys. Complete with seductive tone.

* The second episode: young Clark informs Lana Lang about how he is seeing through things, she asks if he's looked towards the girls locker room.

* In ''Livewire'', Lois Lane is doing a live radio interview with the titular pushy DJ, who continually drops hints that she suspects Lois is in a relationship with Superman. Livewire's next line is muffled when the shot cuts outside the building, but you can still quite clearly hear her asking whether Superman's PJ's ''also'' have a big red "S" on them.
** Also in "Livewire", but completely divorced from anything "sexual" or "vulgar", we have a ''pretty heavy'' implication throughout the episode that Leslie Willis was chasing fame with the end goal of a grand, publicly observed, suicide. Seriously, just think about a couple of things the dialogue subtly implies (that she's faking her scorn ("eh, it pays the bills") and that she's working her life to a grand moment ("Listen Sid, I've worked my entire life for this moment and a little rain's not going to stop me")) and then compare those things to her facial expression as she's watching the lightning head toward her. Crap! Past! Radar!
* In ''Legacy'', Superman has been brainwashed into believing he is Darkseid's son and Apokolips' greatest champion. After returning from conquering a planet:

* We'll start with this little example:
-->Lois: (While looking at a photo of Superman) Nice 's'.
-->Clark: Excuse me?
-->Lois: Right here. (Points at the "S" symbol on Superman's chest)

* In "World's Finest", Batman is tracking the Joker through an informant who was obviously staying... in a strip bar. How did that get passed the censors?!