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* Hamton goes skinny dipping in "The Acme Acres Zone," and when Montana Max steals his overalls he has to get home while naked. Also, Plucky is shown hooting and hollering at Hamton like he's an exotic danger, shouting at him to "take it all off!"

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* Hamton goes skinny dipping in "The Acme Acres Zone," and when Montana Max steals his overalls he has to get home while naked. Also, Plucky is shown hooting and hollering at Hamton like he's an exotic danger, dancer, shouting at him to "take it all off!"
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Compared with ''Radar/{{Animaniacs}}'', the radar-dodging antics of ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' are not as legendary or notorious. Whether it's because Creator/StevenSpielberg was just getting his feet wet in animated television shows or he wanted the show to be kid-friendly in the face of a lot of animated shows that were pushing boundaries back then (remember: this show came out when ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' were courting controversy for subversive, often offensive content) is not known. This, however, doesn't mean it wasn't chock full of radar-dodging goodness...

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Compared with ''Radar/{{Animaniacs}}'', the radar-dodging antics of ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' are not as legendary or notorious. Whether it's because Creator/StevenSpielberg was just getting his feet wet in animated television shows or he wanted the show to be kid-friendly in the face of a lot of animated shows that were pushing boundaries back then (remember: this show came out when ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' were courting controversy for subversive, often offensive content) is not known.unknown. This, however, doesn't mean it wasn't chock full of radar-dodging goodness...
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Compared with ''Radar/{{Animaniacs}}'', the radar-dodging antics of this show are not as legendary or notorious. Whether it's because Creator/StevenSpielberg was just getting his feet wet in animated television shows or he wanted the show to be kid-friendly in the face of a lot of animated shows that were pushing boundaries back then (remember: this show came out when ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' were courting controversy for subversive, often offensive content) is not known. This, however, doesn't mean it wasn't chock full of radar-dodging goodness...

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Compared with ''Radar/{{Animaniacs}}'', the radar-dodging antics of this show ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' are not as legendary or notorious. Whether it's because Creator/StevenSpielberg was just getting his feet wet in animated television shows or he wanted the show to be kid-friendly in the face of a lot of animated shows that were pushing boundaries back then (remember: this show came out when ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' were courting controversy for subversive, often offensive content) is not known. This, however, doesn't mean it wasn't chock full of radar-dodging goodness...
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* A major part of the episode "Flea for Your Life" is Boss Tick wanting to marry Itchy, which becomes problematic when one realizes that Itchy is most likely an underage teenager.

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* A major part of the episode "Flea for Your Life" is Boss Tick wanting to marry Itchy, which becomes problematic when one realizes that Itchy is most likely an underage teenager.underage.



* In "It's All Relative", Babs sings a parody of Madonna's song "Justify My Love". The original is about various sexual fantasies and the music video was so racey, it was banned from MTV.
** In the same episode she also sings a parody of Me So Horny by 2 Live Crew, changing the lyric in question to "me so funny".

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* In "It's All Relative", Babs sings a parody of Madonna's song "Justify My Love". The original is about various sexual fantasies and the music video was so racey, it was racy, MTV banned from MTV.
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** In the same episode she also sings a parody of Me "Me So Horny Horny" by 2 Live Crew, Crew (which was also considered controversial back in the 1990s, which many music stores being raided by the cops for carrying it), changing the lyric in question to "me so funny".



* In "The Wheel o' Comedy" Buster says; "There once was a girl from Nantucket". Referencing the rhyme; "There once was a man from Nantucket. Who's dick was so long he could suck it."

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* In "The Wheel o' Comedy" Buster says; "There once was a girl from Nantucket". Referencing the rhyme; "There once was a man from Nantucket. Who's dick was so long he could suck it."Nantucket" before getting cut off.
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* "Hollywood Plucky" has a scene in which Plucky and Hamton wait for a bus in front of a store named "Frogerick's," an obvious reference to the lingerie store chain Frederick's of Hollywood. Cooper De Ville, the director Plucky has come to Hollywood to see, emerges from the store, loaded down with packages (suggesting all sorts of interpretations).
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* Fifi La Fume can control her odor... except when [[ExtremeLibido she's horny]]. It can be seen as an analog for her getting wet.
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* In "Love Stinks", the BinomiumRidiculus trope is used seeing that it's a homage to ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' with their proteges Calamity Coyote (''Devius Coyotius'') and Little Beeper (''Expedious Birdius'') instead. But then, Calamity gets covered in black tar and some white feathers get behind his back forming a line, which attracts the lovestruck hopeless romantic Fifi La Fume ('''''Sexi'''us Skunkius'') on him.

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* In "Love Stinks", the BinomiumRidiculus trope is used seeing that it's a homage to ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' with their proteges Calamity Coyote (''Devius Coyotius'') and Little Beeper (''Expedious Birdius'') instead. But then, Calamity gets covered in black tar and some white feathers get behind his back forming a line, which attracts the lovestruck hopeless romantic Fifi La Fume ('''''Sexi'''us ('' '''Sexi'''us Skunkius'') on him.
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* In "Love Stinks", the BinomiumRidiculus trope is used seeing that it's a homage to ''WesternAnimation/WilECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' with their proteges Calamity Coyote (''Devius Coyotius'') and Little Beeper (''Expedious Birdius'') instead. But then, Calamity gets covered in black tar and some white feathers get behind his back forming a line, which attracts the lovestruck hopeless romantic Fifi La Fume ('''''Sexi'''us Skunkius'') on him.

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* In "Love Stinks", the BinomiumRidiculus trope is used seeing that it's a homage to ''WesternAnimation/WilECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' with their proteges Calamity Coyote (''Devius Coyotius'') and Little Beeper (''Expedious Birdius'') instead. But then, Calamity gets covered in black tar and some white feathers get behind his back forming a line, which attracts the lovestruck hopeless romantic Fifi La Fume ('''''Sexi'''us Skunkius'') on him.
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* In "Love Stinks", the BinomiumRidiculus trope is used seeing that it's a homage to ''WesternAnimation/WilECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' with their proteges Calamity Coyote (''Devius Coyotius'') and Little Beeper (''Expedious Birdius'') instead. But then, Calamity gets covered in black tar and some white feathers get behind his back forming a line, which attracts the lovestruck hopeless romantic Fifi La Fume ('''''Sexi'''us Skunkius'') on him.
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Compared with ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', the radar-dodging antics of this show are not as legendary or notorious. Whether it's because Creator/StevenSpielberg was just getting his feet wet in animated television shows or he wanted the show to be kid-friendly in the face of a lot of animated shows that were pushing boundaries back then (remember: this show came out when ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' were courting controversy for subversive, often offensive content) is not known. This, however, doesn't mean it wasn't chock full of radar-dodging goodness...

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Compared with ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', ''Radar/{{Animaniacs}}'', the radar-dodging antics of this show are not as legendary or notorious. Whether it's because Creator/StevenSpielberg was just getting his feet wet in animated television shows or he wanted the show to be kid-friendly in the face of a lot of animated shows that were pushing boundaries back then (remember: this show came out when ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'' were courting controversy for subversive, often offensive content) is not known. This, however, doesn't mean it wasn't chock full of radar-dodging goodness...
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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from ''Film/SunsetBoulevard of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.

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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from ''Film/SunsetBoulevard Film/SunsetBoulevard of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.
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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from [[Film/SunsetBoulevard of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.

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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from [[Film/SunsetBoulevard ''Film/SunsetBoulevard of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.
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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from [[Film/SunsetBoulevard]] of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.

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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from [[Film/SunsetBoulevard]] [[Film/SunsetBoulevard of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.
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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from SunsetBoulevard of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.

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* In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from SunsetBoulevard [[Film/SunsetBoulevard]] of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.
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*In "It's All Relative", Babs sings a parody of Madonna's song "Justify My Love". The original is about various sexual fantasies and the music video was so racey, it was banned from MTV.
**In the same episode she also sings a parody of Me So Horny by 2 Live Crew, changing the lyric in question to "me so funny".
*In "Gang Busters", during Buster's trial, Plucky asks to submit snapshots of scantily clad female ducks into evidence. When the judge asks him what they're evidence of, he says "my photography skills".
*In "Batduck Returns", one of Batduck's utility pouches is labeled "Duck Off".
*In "Sleight of Hare" Monty receives an orange rifle for his birthday and immediately shoots a kid in the face. He is disappointed to learn the gun only shoots water.
*In "The Wheel o' Comedy" Buster says; "There once was a girl from Nantucket". Referencing the rhyme; "There once was a man from Nantucket. Who's dick was so long he could suck it."
*In "Sepulveda Boulevard" they parody the famous opening shot from SunsetBoulevard of a dead man floating face down in a pool as Monty floating face down in the gutter.
**In this same episode, lollipops are used in place of cigarettes when re-creating several scenes.
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* "Aroma Amore" when Furrball sees an amorous Fifi calling to him, he thinks she's cat. It's pretty obvious where he wants this to go. Alas it [[HilarityEnsues doesn't work out for him.]]

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* "Aroma Amore" when Furrball sees an amorous Fifi calling to him, he thinks she's cat.cat, and a sexy one at that. It's pretty obvious where he wants this to go. Alas it [[HilarityEnsues doesn't work out for him.]]
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* "Aroma Amore" when Furrball sees an amorous Fifi calling to him, he thinks she's cat. It's pretty obvious where he wants this to go. Alas it [[HilarityEnsues doesn't work out for him.]]
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* Elmyra changing into a scantily clad outfit in "Take Elmyra, Please" and singing, [[Music/{{Madonna}} "And I'm keeping my kitty."]] The song she's parodying, "Papa, Don't Preach" is about teen pregnancy, and the original line is "I'm keeping my baby.", a reference to not having an abortion.
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* Elmyra and Montana Max's [[spoiler: ''very'' lengthy goodnight kiss]] at the end of "My Dinner With Elmyra." Montana Max is holding a seltzer can through the whole thing and it [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything explodes.]]
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** In what is probably also a dig at DawsonCasting, Babs' Human disguise includes an increased bustline, and a top to show it off.
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* In the "Here's Hamton" segment, "Drawn and Buttered", the lobster enters a potbelly stove, mistaking it for an exit. On the table across from it is a book labeled "Porn."
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Fixing a grammatical error I overlooked on a previous edit. Again, I feel the need to clarify that I considered Plucky's statements toward Shirley in those episodes to be questionable because they sounded suggestive of asking Shirley to engage in intercourse.


* In "Thirteensomething", Plucky asks Shirley if she wants to "play house" after informing her that his parents aren't home. It's clear that he's implicitly asking Shirley to the nasty with him.

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* In "Thirteensomething", Plucky asks Shirley if she wants to "play house" after informing her that his parents aren't home. It's clear that he's implicitly asking Shirley to do the nasty with him.
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Restoring examples that were removed earlier for the mistaken reason that flirting doesn't count as Radar. Twas not the flirting that is objecitonable, but merely the remarks Plucky made towards Shirley that seem questionable.

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* In "Thirteensomething", Plucky asks Shirley if she wants to "play house" after informing her that his parents aren't home. It's clear that he's implicitly asking Shirley to the nasty with him.
* In "The Just-Us League of Supertoons" segment of "New Class Day", Batduck expresses his attraction to Hawk Loon by asking her if they can rustle feathers together.
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Clearing up another radar example where the episode it happened is not specified.


* When Buster decides to [[DisguisedInDrag disguise himself as a female Tasmanian Devil]] (much like Bugs) in order to trick Dizzy:

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* When Buster decides to [[DisguisedInDrag disguise himself as a female Tasmanian Devil]] (much like Bugs) in order to trick Dizzy:Dizzy in the "Best of Buster Day" segment "Class Without Class":
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Just acting attracted to someone isn't radar


* In "Thirteensomething", Plucky acts rather amorous towards Shirley, at one point even asking her if she wants to "play house" after informing her that his parents aren't home.
* In "The Just-Us League of Supertoons" segment of "New Class Day", Batduck becomes attracted to Hawk Loon and asks her if they can rustle feathers together.

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