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* BannedEpisode: The season 5 "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" was rumored to be banned in the US, due to the heavy use of strobe effects (which would have triggered epileptic seizures in more sensitive viewers, much like the notorious ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' episode "Electric Soldier Porygon." Reportedly, it was banned for allegedly having Communist undertones, but this was never proven). The episode can now be seen on the complete series DVD set for the show and on the complete series collection on Netflix. It aired in Canada on March 18, 2004. The official reason for the banment in the US, according to Craig [=McCracken=] [[http://crackmccraigen.tumblr.com/post/147175691484/a-few-friends-and-i-just-watched-the-apparently himself]] is because "[the network] claimed that the metal beams in the destroyed buildings looked too much like crosses and one of the hippies looked like Jesus. That was never our intention at all, we were really surprised that they banned it."
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* BannedEpisode: The season 5 "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" was rumored to be banned in the US, due to the heavy use of strobe effects (which would have triggered epileptic seizures in more sensitive viewers, much like the notorious ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' episode "Electric Soldier Porygon." Reportedly, it was banned for allegedly having Communist undertones, but this was never proven). The episode can now be seen on the complete series DVD set for the show and on the complete series collection on Netflix.Netflix (though it's not on HBO Max). It aired in Canada on March 18, 2004. The official reason for the banment in the US, according to Craig [=McCracken=] [[http://crackmccraigen.tumblr.com/post/147175691484/a-few-friends-and-i-just-watched-the-apparently himself]] is because "[the network] claimed that the metal beams in the destroyed buildings looked too much like crosses and one of the hippies looked like Jesus. That was never our intention at all, we were really surprised that they banned it."
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* BannedEpisode: The season 5 "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" was rumored to be banned in the US, due to the heavy use of strobe effects (which would have triggered epileptic seizures in more sensitive viewers, much like the notorious ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' episode "Electric Soldier Porygon." Reportedly, it was banned for allegedly having Communist undertones, but this was never proven). The episode can now be seen on the complete series DVD set for the show and on the complete series collection on Netflix. It aired in Canada on March 18, 2004.
** The official reason for the banment in the US, according to Craig [=McCracken=] [[http://crackmccraigen.tumblr.com/post/147175691484/a-few-friends-and-i-just-watched-the-apparently himself]] is because "[the network] claimed that the metal beams in the destroyed buildings looked too much like crosses and one of the hippies looked like Jesus. That was never our intention at all, we were really surprised that they banned it."
** The official reason for the banment in the US, according to Craig [=McCracken=] [[http://crackmccraigen.tumblr.com/post/147175691484/a-few-friends-and-i-just-watched-the-apparently himself]] is because "[the network] claimed that the metal beams in the destroyed buildings looked too much like crosses and one of the hippies looked like Jesus. That was never our intention at all, we were really surprised that they banned it."
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* BannedEpisode: The season 5 "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" was rumored to be banned in the US, due to the heavy use of strobe effects (which would have triggered epileptic seizures in more sensitive viewers, much like the notorious ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' episode "Electric Soldier Porygon." Reportedly, it was banned for allegedly having Communist undertones, but this was never proven). The episode can now be seen on the complete series DVD set for the show and on the complete series collection on Netflix. It aired in Canada on March 18, 2004.
**2004. The official reason for the banment in the US, according to Craig [=McCracken=] [[http://crackmccraigen.tumblr.com/post/147175691484/a-few-friends-and-i-just-watched-the-apparently himself]] is because "[the network] claimed that the metal beams in the destroyed buildings looked too much like crosses and one of the hippies looked like Jesus. That was never our intention at all, we were really surprised that they banned it."
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* CreatorBacklash: While she stands behinds its message, Lauren Faust has said that she wasn't happy with how "Equal Fights" turned out, feeling that feminism was too dense a subject to depict in a lighthearted cartoon. It didn't help that she'd had to endure complaints from pretty much every side of the argument, from real man-hating feminists to men accusing her of misandry.
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* CreatorBacklash: While she stands behinds its message, Lauren Faust has said that she wasn't happy with how "Equal Fights" turned out, feeling that feminism was too dense a subject to depict in a lighthearted cartoon. It didn't help that she'd had to endure complaints from pretty much every side of the argument, from real man-hating feminists who thought she was being too soft to men accusing her of misandry.male-bashing.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" has never been shown in the U.S., not even in the current runs on Boomerang. It ''is'' on the complete series DVD set and was on Netflix, though.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" has never been shown in the U.S., not even in the current runs on Boomerang.Boomerang or on HBO Max. It ''is'' on the complete series DVD set and was on Netflix, though.
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* SameLanguageDub: There was an alternate version in the UK where most of the voices were redubbed by British actors, which aired on Channel 5's Milkshake! block for a short period of time, before several e-mails [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks complaining about the voices]] poured in, causing the network to switch back to the regular American voices.
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* ChannelHop: Averted, as the show was always a Creator/CartoonNetwork program. However, "Members Only", "Superfriends" and "All Chalked Up" premiered on Creator/KidsWB first after the AOL Time Warner merger moved operational duties for the {{Creator/The WB}} network to Turner Broadcasting and forced them to "play nice" with the Turner networks.
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** This is slightly averted in the fact that there is merchandise for the 2016 reboot aimed at all genders.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" has never been shown in the U.S., not even in the current runs on Boomerang. It ''is'' on the complete series DVD set and on Netflix, though.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" has never been shown in the U.S., not even in the current runs on Boomerang. It ''is'' on the complete series DVD set and was on Netflix, though.
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** Monster.CartoonNetwork ("Knock It Off")
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** TechnicolorNinjas (fan-art)
* SameLanguageDub: There was an alternate version in the UK where most of the voices were redubbed by British actors, which aired on Channel 5's Milkshake! block for a short period of time, before several e-mails [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks complaining about the voices]] poured in, causing the network to switch back to the regular American voices.
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** As said on the main page, Craig wanted Jack Black to voice the Gnome in "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey", but they couldn't due to him being too busy and expensive.
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** As said on the main page, Craig wanted Jack Black to voice the Gnome in "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey", but they couldn't couldn't, due to him being too busy and expensive.
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* BigNameFan: [=YouTuber=] Shadow Streak ([[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEaf4k_PASc82IzelNyAAsw seen here]]) is unarguably one of this show's most vocal supporters in the years since its cancellation, having a near-encyclopedic knowledge of the original cartoon and a series dedicated to reviewing the 2016 reboot with focus on how it compares (or doesn't, as the case is with him) to the original.
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** Townsville shares its name with a city in Queensland, Australia.
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* ActorAllusion: When Femme Fatale challenges the Powerpuff Girls to name some memorable female superheroes, Bubbles mentions Supergirl and Batgirl. Bubbles's voice actor, Tara Strong, voiced Batgirl in [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries The New Batman Adventures]] some time earlier.
** A less direct one, but "Octi Gone" has Mojo Jojo dismembering and kidnapping a "friend" of Bubbles and then threatening her by phone. [[Film/{{Scream}} Sound familiar from Roger L. Jackson?]]
** The Smiths are a family with a son voiced by Creator/ChristineCavanaugh, a mother voiced by Creator/KathSoucie, and a father voiced by Creator/JeffBennett. Just like [[WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory Dexter and his parents.]]
** Stanley Practice and his wife Sandra Practice are voiced by Creator/DaranNorris and Susan Blakeslee, respectively; [[WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents Cosmo and Wanda. ]] Their designs show this too, Stanley wears green while Sandra wears pink.
** A less direct one, but "Octi Gone" has Mojo Jojo dismembering and kidnapping a "friend" of Bubbles and then threatening her by phone. [[Film/{{Scream}} Sound familiar from Roger L. Jackson?]]
** The Smiths are a family with a son voiced by Creator/ChristineCavanaugh, a mother voiced by Creator/KathSoucie, and a father voiced by Creator/JeffBennett. Just like [[WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory Dexter and his parents.]]
** Stanley Practice and his wife Sandra Practice are voiced by Creator/DaranNorris and Susan Blakeslee, respectively; [[WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents Cosmo and Wanda. ]] Their designs show this too, Stanley wears green while Sandra wears pink.
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** Also, Cristina Hernandez, along with Enrique Cervantes (Mojo Jojo) and Sergio Gutierrez Coto (The Narrator) voiced [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises Catwoman, Bane]] and [[Film/TheDarkKnightSaga Batman]] respectively. That's right, The Narrator is the [[Franchise/{{Batman}} The Dark Knight]] and he's fighting against Blossom and Mojo Jojo!
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** Also, Cristina Hernandez, along with Enrique Cervantes (Mojo Jojo) and Sergio Gutierrez Coto (The Narrator) voiced [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises Catwoman, Bane]] and [[Film/TheDarkKnightSaga [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Batman]] respectively. That's right, The Narrator is the [[Franchise/{{Batman}} The Dark Knight]] and he's fighting against Blossom and Mojo Jojo!
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* SameLanguageDub: A short-lived British dub aired on Channel 5 between 2000 and 2002.
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** Earlier, Craig McCracken voiced the narrator on the Whoopass Stew shorts. Lou Romano voiced the Amoeba Boys (and the father bird on "A Very Special Blossom" during season 2) on said short.
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** Earlier, Craig McCracken [=McCracken=] voiced the narrator on the Whoopass Stew shorts. Lou Romano voiced the Amoeba Boys (and the father bird on "A Very Special Blossom" during season 2) on said short.
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