History DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything / WesternAnimation

** In "Putting Your Hoof Down" Fluttershy tells another pony to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX6cYgF5RPo&list=PL66E474D54D1D5002&index=115&feature=plpp_video "go to the back of the line where you belong!"]]

** References to suicide, subtle or not, are in multiple episodes, including "Ghost Princess", "Dad's Dungeon", "Princess Monster Wife", "Princess Cookie", and "You Made Me!".

** "Crème Fraiche": In RealLife, the Shake Weight already has this (see Real Life section below), taken UpToEleven in this episode, combined with something that could only be described as ''literal'' FoodPorn.

* ''ThePowerpuffGirls'' played a candy addiction as a drug addiction (even going as far as hiring Mojo Jojo as their "fall guy" to commit some misdeeds to send him to jail so as to be rewarded with said candy).
** [[EroticEating Those sounds they made when eating the candy, AND after, really didn't help.]]
** Mojo Jojo thought he could weaken the girls by taking the candy away from the Mayor and holding it captive, but the [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown sound beating]] he received really changed that perspective.
* ''{{Futurama}}'' does this a ''lot'':

** And the opening of the first movie, ''Bender's Big Score'', combines a particularly over-the-top example of this with a vicious TakeThat against Fox, comparing Planet Express closing and re-opening to the series' cancellation, sometimes bordering on {{Metaphorgotten}}.
** The episode "I Dated A Robot" has parodied the society's attitudes towards both interracial marriages and same-sex marriages. The episode also has the {{Subtext}} that [[{{Anvilicious}} file sharing is morally wrong]].

* In fact, pretty much ''every'' children's cartoon since 1995 has done at least one really, really GRatedDrug and one thinly-veiled ComingOutStory.

* ''{{Pinky and the Brain}}'' has an interesting example. In the episode "Brinky", The Brain attempts to clone himself, which almost works until Pinky's DNA (from a clipped toenail) accidentally gets combined with Brain's, thus essentially making them parents of the resulting clone (and Pinky calling himself the clone's "mommy"). Most of the dialogue during the cloning process is scripted like an actual birth: for example, when the door on the cloning machine won't close (which is the reason Pinky's DNA is even in there), the Brain tells Pinky to help him "push", complete with Pinky doing Lamaze breathing.
** A similar situation happens in ''{{Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog}}'', when, prompted by Robotnik's comment that a complete idiot could make a better robot than them, Scratch and Grounder decide to create a robot of their own. The whole thing is played a lot like they're having a child together; first, they hug and say "We're gonna be parents!" Then, they put spare robot parts into the "Robot-Making Machine", and Grounder asks Scratch wistfully, "Oh, Scratch, I wonder what it'll look like?" When the robot comes out, Scratch cries, "It's a boy! He has my chin, and my eyes!" And, when the robot kid runs away from home, the two robots end up placing an ad in the paper that says "Parents Seek Missing Robot". It's pretty blatant.

* ''TheRenAndStimpyShow'' had lots of sexual innuendo of this nature. In particular one scene features Ren with a saw strapped to his groin sawing through a log on Stimpy's back causing Stimpy to react in pleasure. At the end, Ren's saw goes flaccid and he's shown looking tired and [[SmokingHotSex smoking]].
** Stimpy of ''{{The Ren and Stimpy Show}}'' has to overcome his TV addiction in one episode by quitting cold turkey. He eventually weans himself off... [[{{Metaphorgotten}} and goes into gambling]]
** And in the episode ''Jerry the Belly Button Elf'', Stimpy keeps playing with his belly button, which is treated similar to masturbation, but when Stimpy enters it (yes, he enters his own navel), he goes on an acid trip before meeting Jerry.

* The ''{{Courage the Cowardly Dog}}'' episode "Freaky Fred" features the eponymous barber, who has a compulsion to shave anyone and anything completely bald. However his creepy inner monologue, complete with delighted, drawn-out repetitions of "Naaaaauughty", and chorus of "La La La La"'s in the background (very similar to a certain song in ''Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet'') cause him to appear as something between a psychopathic murderer and serial child molester, making the series' least threatening villain into one of its most disturbing (which is quite a feat).
** He was, apparently, a parody of Sweeney Todd.
** There was also Kitty and Bunny... two [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship "friends"]].

** Some scenes between Eddy and Edd in TheMovie ([[spoiler: Eg. Edd questioning Eddy implying that he's impressing his brother, the entire fight after the "sandquick" prank -- Ed's suggestion that the two tickle each other doesn't help]]) just scream... {{UST}}. Hell, [[spoiler:when Eddy broke down after [[CompleteMonster his brother's]] NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on him, it sounds like something out of a HurtComfortFic]].
*** And let us not forget how [[spoiler: Eddy's big brother asks if Double D is Eddy's ''girlfriend.'' If I recall correctly, this question was posed '''''twice in the movie.''''']]

** Zim's robot Pak-legs function just like naughty tentacles, one would assume - only sharper and more painful.

** Another non-homosexual example: the two times Larry has acted drunk (in "Eli Whitney's Flesh-Eating Mistake," where his NonSequiturThud after being beaten by angry townspeople is "I'm okay to drive. Just help me to the car." and in "Pasteur Packs O'Punch where Larry experiences wild mood swings after being electrocuted, where he drunkenly tells Tuddrussell that he loves him, offers to drive despite being in no condition to operate anything, telling off Otto with a slurred, "Hey, don't tell me what to do!", and embarrassing himself at a party by standing on a table and declaring himself, "The Queen of France").
** Tuddrussel always berates Larry's effeminate personality and hobbies and tells him to act like a robot (as seen in "Hate and Let Hate" and "Forget the Alamo"), which [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything can be taken as a G-rated version of saying]], "GetBackInTheCloset!"
*** In a similar vein, on the first episode "Eli Whitney's Flesh-Eating Mistake," there was FantasticRacism in the form of the townspeople who were attacked by Eli Whitney's flesh-eating robots attacking Larry because he may be a flesh-eating robot and Tuddrussell taking offense to being called a "robot lover" (though the rampant HoYay begs to differ).
**** Though the whole scenario could be taken another way, because Tuddrussel only takes offence ("Hey! You watch who you're calling 'robot lover'!") when a townsperson labels ''Otto'' as a 'robot lover' ("This must be some kind of flesh eating robot lover trick!") right after Otto explains that Larry doesn't have any teeth. Tuddrussel having taken offence to someone other than himself being labeled as such can vaguely be interpreted as pure [[HoYay jealousy]].

** In the episode "Lesson Zero", Big Macintosh is holding onto a doll that Twilight enchanted so that anypony that looked at it, would desperately want it. First, Big Macintosh got a hold of it, and suddenly everypony from town starts chasing after him for it. They all end up crowding him and piling on top of him for it. Now, if the doll weren't there...
*** Never mind that. What about the time when Twilight Sparkle got flung into him? She crashed into Big Macintosh upside down, her back on him, and her tail end right under his nose...
** Later in the episode we see that, once the spell is reversed, everypony stops caring about the doll except Big Macintosh who picks it up and gleefully runs away with it. A grown male genuinely infatuated with something intended for young girls, sound familiar?
** How about in the episode "Owl's Well That Ends Well"? Spike (at about the 10:17 point) goes into Twilight's drawer looking for an extra quill, but finds a very frilly saddle which looks similar to panties.
** "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E17HeartsAndHoovesDay Hearts and Hooves Day]]" is [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar chock full of examples of the romantic variety]]. The cherry on top? Cheerilee and Big Macintosh [[WhatDidIDoLastNight coming out of a love poisoning on a feather bed in the bottom of a pit]].

* The episode of ''{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}'' where Larry the Lobster mistakes [=SpongeBob=] for a lifeguard because he has "White Stuff" on his nose.
** What, sun-lotion?
** The episode "Dumped" where Spongebob is heartbroken after Gary (his pet snail) leaves him for Patrick is treated as if Spongebob and Gary were lovers until Gary eloped.
** "Squirrel Jokes" can be interpreted as an allegory for racism.
*** This troper always interpreted it as an allegory for sexist jokes. "Girl jokes?" "Squirrel jokes?"

* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': Knightbrace is a wannabe dentist who was rejected by the ADA for being too crazy. He is shown stalking the streets, ambushing children, and mutilating their mouths. His attacks are played out disturbingly like ''rape scenes''. And then there's the episode where there's a place where all the teenage couples go. "You go up as a boy, but come home as a man!" It's eleven minutes of sexual innuendo.
** The entire series ''runs'' on this.
* Slade's MindRape attacks on Raven in the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' episode "Birthmark" was disturbingly similar to an AttemptedRape scene. Come on, every time he touched her some of her clothes would disappear!
** And his MindRape of Raven so heavily resembles the other kind of rape that a short hentai movie was able to be constructed from the scene ''without changing his dialogue at all''.
** His partnership with Terra has so many BDSM overtones she might as well have been wearing a gimp mask, his propositions to Robin to "join him" are equal parts [[TakeOverTheWorld "we can rule the world"]] and [[FoeYay "I have candy in my van"]].
** Pretty much all of [[MemeticMolester Slade's lines and actions]] are similar to those of a rapist.
*** He's a JLA-level villain who spends his time [[MemeticMolester hunting down teenagers, and psychologically tormenting them.]] What did you think his [[MemeticMolester motive]] was for fighting them [[IdentityCrisis instead of the JLA?]]

* In a non-sexual example, in ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', the backstory of the Ice King is uncomfortably familiar (albeit involving magical powers and an ArtifactOfDoom) to anyone who has watched a grandparent or other loved one slowly succumb to dementia, such as Alzheimers.

* The ''{{Courage the Cowardly Dog}}'' episode "Freaky Fred" features the eponymous barber, who has a compulsion to shave anyone and anything completely bald. However his creepy inner monologue, complete with delighted, drawn-out repetitions of "Naaaaauughty", and chorus of "La La La La"'s in the background (very similar to a certain song in ''{{A Nightmare on Elm Street}}'') cause him to appear as something between a psychopathic murderer and serial child molester, making the series' least threatening villain into one of its most disturbing (which is quite a feat).

* In a non-sexual example, in ''AdventureTime'', the backstory of the Ice King is uncomfortably familiar (albeit involving magical powers and an ArtifactOfDoom) to anyone who has watched a grandparent or other loved one slowly succumb to dementia, such as Alzheimers.

* In ''AdventureTime'', the backstory of the Ice King is uncomfortably familiar (albeit involving magical powers and an ArtifactOfDoom) to anyone who has watched a grandparent or other loved one slowly succumb to dementia, such as Alzheimers.

* In the ''TomAndJerry'' episode "Flirty Birdy" the male eagle's response to seeing a crossdressing Tom is to stretch his neck out with wide eyes, tongue hanging out, and the feathers on his neck move up almost like a penis going hard would look like when aroused.

** "Ex Marks the Spot" -- '''''Everything''''' about this episode screamed, "Yes, this show has HoYay!" Some memorable moments include: Larry being super-nice to Tuddrussell (to the point that it becomes DidYouJustHaveSex-type behavior; further proven by the VisualInnuendo of Larry filling a turkey with gravy by shoving a funnel into the turkey and pouring the gravy in until the turkey looked like it would explode, then topping the turkey off with a cherry that sinks into the gravy, never to be seen again), then acting like a [[ClingyJealousGirl clingy jealous fembot]] when Tuddrussell and Sheila (his ex-wife, as revealed in "Kubla Khan't.") look as if they're going to get back together, and the icing on the cake: the ending with [[spoiler: Larry being so upset and angry that he overreacted to the whole thing that he tells Tuddrussell that he's sleeping on the sofa tonight]]. The kicker to all of this is that it's all played [[AWorldwidePunomenon straight]]. If this episode doesn't convince you that the show is fueled on HoYay, then nothing will.

[[caption-width-right:350:Cheerilee and Big Macintosh [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar playing with a cherry]]. Yeah...]]

** "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E17HeartsAndHoovesDay Hearts and Hooves Day]]" is [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar chock full of examples of the romantic variety]]. The cherry on top? Cheerilee and Big Macintosh coming out of a love poisoning on a feather bed in the bottom of a pit.

[[caption-width-right:350:Cheerilee and Big Mac playing with a cherry. Yeah...]]

** "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E17HeartsAndHoovesDay Hearts and Hooves Day]]" is [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar chock full of examples of the romantic variety]].

* The ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Call of the Cutie" concerns Apple Bloom being the last in her class to get her "cutie mark," a symbol that represents who she is and what she'll do with her life. The language used to describe getting a cutie mark ("It isn't something that happens overnight, and no amount of wishing, hoping, or begging will make a cutie mark appear before its time"), the way Apple Bloom is teased for not having one, and the fact that one girl has a cuteceñera to celebrate getting hers, is reminiscent of a girl getting her first period or breasts, [[YourMileageMayVary depending on whom you ask]].

** In response to Amon, benders start to discriminate and oppress ALL non-benders with situations highly reminiscent of historic examples of oppression such as the RedScare with McCarthy style laws, the Nazi subjugation of Jews, the Japanese-internment during WorldWarII, etc.

* In the ''TomAndJerry'' episode the male eagle's response to seeing a crossdressing Tom is to stretch his neck out with wide eyes, tongue hanging out, and the feathers on his neck move up almost like a penis going hard would look like when aroused.

* In season 2, episode 18 of {{WesternAnimation/Wakfu}}, Sadlygrove fails to make his weapon get bigger, to which he apologizes to a nearby girl "I'm sorry, this is the first time this has happened to me."

* And his MindRape of Raven so heavily resembles the other kind of rape that a short hentai movie was able to be constructed from the scene ''without changing his dialogue at all''.
* His partnership with Terra has so many BDSM overtones she might as well have been wearing a gimp mask, his propositions to Robin to "join him" are equal parts [[TakeOverTheWorld "we can rule the world"]] and [[FoeYay "I have candy in my van"]].
* Pretty much all of [[MemeticMolester Slade's lines and actions]] are similar to those of a rapist.
** He's a JLA-level villain who spends his time [[MemeticMolester hunting down teenagers, and psychologically tormenting them.]] What did you think his [[MemeticMolester motive]] was for fighting them [[IdentityCrisis instead of the JLA?]]

*** And his MindRape of Raven so heavily resembles the other kind of rape that a short hentai movie was able to be constructed from the scene ''without changing his dialogue at all''.
** His partnership with Terra has so many BDSM overtones she might as well have been wearing a gimp mask, his propositions to Robin to "join him" are equal parts [[TakeOverTheWorld "we can rule the world"]] and [[FoeYay "I have candy in my van"]].
** Pretty much all of [[MemeticMolester Slade's lines and actions]] are similar to those of a rapist.

** And the scene in "Bitter Work", where Toph steals Aang's sack of nuts and then breaks a few with his staff and eats them. She even calls Aang a ''delicate instrument''. [[http://destikim.deviantart.com/art/Delicate-Instrument-105373745 This]] artist picked up on that.
** The giant drill the Fire Nation used to pierce the wall of Ba Sing Se in "The Drill; it's kind of hard not to associate the drill with something very, very nasty. It gets worse with the rock/water slurry, which appears to serve as a lubricant for the drill, and has the consistency of very slippery mud. Not only that, but when Aang delivers the crushing blow to the drill by smashing the weak spot, the slurry splatters everywhere, but particularly towards the front of the drill. It's no wonder Mai doesn't want to go anywhere near the stuff. Of course, even when you think about what the drill exploding could be a metaphor for, the imagery is still more funny than disgusting.

* Stimpy of ''{{The Ren and Stimpy Show}}'' has to overcome his TV addiction in one episode by quitting cold turkey. He eventually weans himself off... [[{{Metaphorgotten}} and goes into gambling]]

* ''TheRenAndStimpyShow'' had lots of sexual innuendo of this nature. In particular one scene features Ren with a saw strapped to his groin sawing through a log on Stimpy's back causing Stimpy to react in pleasure. At the end, Ren's saw goes flaccid and he's shown looking tired and [[SmokingHotSex smoking]].
** In season 2, episode 18 of {{WesternAnimation/Wakfu}}, Sadlygrove fails to make his weapon get bigger, to which he apologizes to a nearby girl "I'm sorry, this is the first time this has happened to me."

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'' follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, only this time around they are much less fun.