History Trivia / Clarence

* {{Bowdlerise}}:
** UK airings of "Spooky Boo" cut Chelsea's line "Shut up, Sumo, or I'll fart on you!" down to "Shut up, Sumo!"
** Cartoon Network Latin America (and also in Russia, Middle East and some portions of Europe) initially banned the episode "Neighborhood Grill" because of the scene where a man thought to be Ms. Baker's date turns out to be a gay man waiting for his date until January 2016. When it finally aired, that scene was cut.

* ActingForTwo: Creator/KatieCrown voices quite a few of the adult women on this show, including Ms. Shoop and Ms. Baker.

** "Straight Illin", an episode that had only premiered once in the US [[note]] While outside the US, it currently receives reruns every now and then [[/note]], and has not seen any reruns since then, after mass outcry over the incredibly gross and disturbing nature of the episode, which involves Clarence eating 500 deviled eggs, getting extremely sick, being sent to school anyways, and then breaking into the school air conditioning system, thus sickening ''the entire school''.

* CrossdressingVoices: Skyler Page [[note]] Previously [[/note]] and Damien Haas who both voiced Amy Shtuzger.

** Page was also the original voice for Mr. Reese, Nathan, Amy, and Larry. Spencer Rothbell voiced Mr. Reese in the episode "Straight Illin" and Donovan Patton (of ''WesternAnimation/BluesClues'' fame) took over the voice of Mr. Reese the character starting in "Detention". Damien Haas took over the voice of Amy and Nathan starting in "Straight Illin" and "Detention" and Rothbell took over the voice of Larry starting in "Ice Cream Hunt".

* TheWikiRule: [[http://clarence.wikia.com/wiki/Clarence_Wiki Clarence Wiki]].

* BannedEpisode: "Straight Illin", an episode that had only premiered once in the US [[note]] While outside the US, it currently receives reruns every now and then [[/note]], and has not seen any reruns since then, after mass outcry over the incredibly gross and disturbing nature of the episode, which involves Clarence eating 500 deviled eggs, getting extremely sick, being sent to school anyways, and then breaking into the school air conditioning system, thus sickening ''the entire school''.

* MissingEpisode: As much goes to what ExecutiveMeddling had already explained for this. The premiere of "Neighborhood Grill" was postponed by over a year in Latin America and Brazil (it premiered on January 11, 2016), no doubt due to the gay couple that appears in the episode. When the episode finally premiered, the entire scene with the man coming in the restaurant, Ms. Baker thinking he's her date, and the revelation that the man is gay was unsurprisingly cut, given CNLA's AnimationAgeGhetto content censoring to avoid any complaints. Despite CNLA loosening their policies since, as LGBT rights gained more acceptance in the region, the scene remains cut on the local Creator/HBOMax (the series has not aired on CNLA since 2018).

* MissingEpisode: As much goes to what ExecutiveMeddling had already explained for this. The premiere of "Neighborhood Grill" was postponed by over a year in Latin America and Brazil (it premiered on January 11, 2016), no doubt due to the gay couple that appears in the episode. When the episode finally premiered, the entire scene with the man coming in the restaurant, Ms. Baker thinking he's her date, and the revelation that the man is gay was unsurprisingly cut, given CNLA's AnimationAgeGhetto content censoring to avoid any complaints.

* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Skyler Page was fired from Creator/CartoonNetwork after a number of incidents related to his increasing mental instability, the last straw being when a storyboard artist for ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' accused him of sexually assaulting her. Both positions were then taken over by writer Spencer Rothbell.

* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Jeff's mothers are voiced by actual lesbians, Creator/TigNotaro and Lea [=DeLaria=]

* TalkingToHimself: Creator/KatieCrown voices quite a few of the adult women on this show, and her characters have talked to each other a few times (Ms. Shoop and Ms. Baker conversing over lunch in "Turtle Hats", for instance).

** Charlie Gavin, who had previously worked on ''WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}} as well as Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}’s ''WesternAnimation/HarveyBeaks'', recently with WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens.

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** Katie Crown, who does a variety of voices on the show, is also on the writing staff.

* TalkingToHimself: Katie Crown voices quite a few of the adult women on this show, and her characters have talked to each other a few times (Ms. Shoop and Ms. Baker conversing over lunch in "Turtle Hats", for instance).

* WrittenByCastMember: Quite a few episodes [[note]]"Turtle Hats", "Goose Chase", "Chimney", "Dust Buddies", "Hoofin' It", and "Lil Buddy"[[/note]] were written by Katie Crown, VA of Mary, Ms. Baker, and quite a few other female characters.

* BannedEpisode: "Straight Illin", an episode that had only premiered once in the US [[note]] While outside the US, it currently receives reruns every now and then [[/note]], and has not seen any reruns since then, after mass outcry over the incredibly gross and disturbing nature of the episode, which involves Clarence eating 500 deviled eggs which have been left out in the sun, getting extremely sick, being sent to school anyways, and then breaking into the school air conditioning system, thus infecting ''the entire school''[[note]]Keep in mind, this was made five years before the coronavirus pandemic and the panic surrounding it, including having schools close down for public health reasons, so this wasn't banned out of sensitivity for that[[/note]]. Good news for people who did like that episode (or can tolerate watching it without getting sick): since the entire series of ''Clarence'' is on Creator/HBOMax, this episode is included.
** "Neighborhood Grill" was temporarily banned from airing on Cartoon Network's Latin American channel due to its casual depiction of a gay male couple. When the episode finally aired on CN Latin America, the scene of Miss Baker thinking a handsome man who just came in the restaurant is her date, only to find out that he's waiting for another man was cut, making one wonder why a banning (be it temporary or permanent) was even needed.
* BannedInChina: The show itself got banned in Kenya in 2017 as part of that country's effort to ban American children's cartoons that depict alternative sexualities (homosexuality, mostly). ''Steven Universe'' and ''The Loud House'' are other series that have been banned for similar reasons.

* BannedEpisode: "Straight Illin", an episode that had only premiered once in the US [[note]] While outside the US, it currently receives reruns every now and then [[/note]], and has not seen any reruns since then, after mass outcry over the incredibly gross and disturbing nature of the episode, which involves Clarence eating 500 deviled eggs which have been left out in the sun, getting extremely sick, being sent to school anyways, and then breaking into the school air conditioning system, thus sickening ''the entire school''[[note]]Keep in mind, this was made five years before the coronavirus pandemic and the panic surrounding it, including having schools close down for public health reasons, so this wasn't banned out of sensitivity for that[[/note]]. Good news for people who did like that episode (or can tolerate watching it without getting sick): since the entire series of ''Clarence'' is on Creator/HBOMax, this episode is included.

* BannedEpisode: "Straight Illin", an episode that had only premiered once in the US [[note]] While outside the US, it currently receives reruns every now and then [[/note]], and has not seen any reruns since then, after mass outcry over the incredibly gross and disturbing nature of the episode, which involves Clarence eating 500 deviled eggs which have been left out in the sun, getting extremely sick, being sent to school anyways, and then breaking into the school air conditioning system, thus sickening ''the entire school''[[note]]Keep in mind, this was made five years before the coronavirus pandemic and the panic surrounding it, including having schools close down for public health reasons, so this wasn't banned out of sensitivity for that, though if Cartoon Network or Boomerang ever rerun the show and the pandemic is still around, it will most likely still be banned[[/note]]. Good news for people who did like that episode (or can tolerate watching it without getting sick): since the entire series of ''Clarence'' is on Creator/HBOMax, this episode is included.