History YMMV / TheLegendOfCalamityJane

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: It's not particularly surprising one of the major suspected reasons ''Jane'' was pulled from WB was because of its controversial content, which the show was ''rife'' with -- for as few times people were actually shot with the guns themselves, the show still had tons of brutal FamilyUnfriendlyViolence and episodes openly addressing mature themes like racism and sexism as well as rather explicitly detailed of some of the brutality of the Civil War and its fallout (such as a character whose brother is guilty over having failed to prevent Lincoln's assassination, and a xenophobic government agent planning to have the Comanche people massacred). Alongside that, the show tiptoes into some odd sexual material as well, with a brothel and its prostitutes only obscured by the fact nobody is ''calling'' them such out loud, and the story Jane tells to young Eleanor Roosevelt about the first time she killed someone, who was ''blatantly'' attempting to rape her.

** [[CorruptBureaucrat Mr. Filbert]], from "Troubled Waters", is an arrogant, [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain racist]] bureaucrat in the pocket of his greedy higher-ups. He proves himself far worse than most disposable bureaucrats by muscling onto Apache territory while trying to use outdated legal tactics to force them off. When intimidation fails, Filbert forces Sheriff O'Rourke to push them off and shoot any who resist, eventually revealing his plans to murder their leader to spur them into war and massacre them all to the last, even trying to burn Jane and O'Rourke to death for getting in his way.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: It's not particularly surprising one of the major suspected reasons ''Jane'' was pulled from WB was because of its controversial content, which the show was ''rife'' with -- for as few times people were actually shot with the guns themselves, the show still had tons of brutal FamilyUnfriendlyViolence and episodes openly addressing mature themes like racism and sexism as well as rather explicitly detailed of some of the brutality of the Civil War and its fallout (such as a character whose brother is guilty over having failed to prevent Lincoln's assassination, and a xenophobic government agent planning to have the Comanche people massacred). Alongside that, the show tiptoes into some odd sexual material as well, with a brothel and its prostitutes only obscured by the fact nobody is ''calling'' them such out loud, and the story Jane tells to young Eleanor Roosevelt about the first time she killed someone, who was ''blatantly'' attempting to rape her.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: It's not particularly surprising one of the major suspected reasons ''Jane'' was pulled from WB was because of its controversial content, which the show was ''rife'' with -- for as few times people were actually shot with the guns themselves, the show still had tons of brutal FamilyUnfriendlyViolence and episodes openly addressing mature themes like racism and sexism as well as rather explicitly detailed of some of the brutality of the Civil War and its fallout (such as a character whose brother is guilty over having to failed to prevent Lincoln's assassination, and a xenophobic government agent planning to have the Comanche people massacred). Alongside that, the show tiptoes into some odd sexual material as well, with a brothel and its prostitutes only obscured by the fact nobody is ''calling'' them such out loud, and the story Jane tells to young Eleanor Roosevelt about the first time she killed someone, who was ''blatantly'' attempting to rape her.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: It's not particularly surprising one of the major suspected reasons ''Jane'' was pulled from WB was because of its controversial content, which the show was ''rife'' with -- for as few times people were actually shot with the guns themselves, the show still had tons of brutal FamilyUnfriendlyViolence and episodes openly addressing mature themes like racism and sexism as well as rather explicit detailed of some of the brutality of the Civil War and its fallout (such as a character whose brother is guilty over having to failed to prevent Lincoln's assassination, and a xenophobic government agent planning to have the Comanche people massacred). Alongside that, the show tiptoes into some odd sexual material as well, with a brothel and its prostitutes only obscured by the fact nobody is ''calling'' them such out loud, and the story Jane tells to young Eleanor Roosevelt about the first time she killed someone, who was ''blatantly'' attempting to rape her.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: It's not particularly surprising one of the major suspected reasons ''Jane'' was pulled from WB was because of its controversial content, which the show was ''rife'' with -- for as few times people were actually shot with the guns themselves, the show still had tons of brutal FamilyUnfriendlyViolence, episodes openly addressing mature themes like racism and sexism as well as rather explicit detailed of some of the brutality of the Civil War and its fallout (such as a character whose brother is guilty over having to failed to prevent Lincoln's assassination, and a xenophobic government agent planning to have the Comanche people massacred) and the delightful story Jane tells to young Eleanor Roosevelt about the first time she killed someone ''blatantly'' attempting to rape her.