Accidental Innuendo / Western Animation

The animators really screwed the pooch.

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Accidental Innuendos in Western Animation.

My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic has its own page.

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Other examples

• 3-2-1 Penguins!: Take these lyrics from "Fair and Square" out of context and try to see how it doesn't sound sexual in any way.
  Kevin: When you do that thing.
  Zidgel, Midgel, and Fidgel: Thingy, thingy, thingy, oh!
• Aaahh!!! Real Monsters: The episode "Monsters Are Real" has Ickis freak out because a human photographs him. What's odd is that he describes it as a human "flashing" him, which takes on rather risqué implications when taken out of context.
• Action League NOW!: "Quit screwing around, Meltman!"
• The Absent-Minded Professor Von Schlemmer had a moment of the sort in Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Robotnik has him tied up, and he asks him what he can do to get Von Schlemmer's invention to work. He replies "I'll never tell you...unless, of course, you fiendishly torture me." Er...
• In the comic book adaptation of The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan episode 1, Henry thinks, "Stanley's getting hot for action—and so am I!". Henry meant they were getting eager to catch the crook, but such words are way too easy to take out of context.
• Animaniacs: Much like Stewie Griffin on Family Guy, Wakko speaks with a regional English accent, but uses American slang, including "fanny," which in the United States refers to the buttocks. In the United Kingdom, however, "fanny" is a crude term for a woman's genitals (which is why those waist packs that tourists wear are called "bum packs" in the United Kingdom, because a "fanny pack" — as they are known in America — would sound gross and inappropriate to British ears).
  • Another instance of slang which failed to cross over, this time spoken in an American accent: The line "persistent little buggers," spoken in "Critical Condition". In the United States, "bugger" referred to someone or something that's bothersome. In the United Kingdom, it's used to refer to sodomy (anal sex, though older definitions describe "sodomy" as any sex act that isn't "penis goes into vagina" and, therefore, considered deviant, meaning that oral sex and jacking someone off also counted. In a lot of places, "sodomy" was or is considered a crime).
• Avatar: The Last Airbender
  • In the final episode, Ty Lee says, regarding the Kyoshi Warriors "The girls and I really bonded in prison!" Uh...
    • Which is nothing compared to Azula calling Suki "my favorite prisoner."
    • We have this exchange earlier:
      Mai: I don't need protection.
      Zuko: Believe me, she doesn't.
  • Aang's comment to Sokka in "The Warriors of Kyoshi" made sense in context, but on its own…
    Aang: Where we're going, you won't need pants!
    • This is made almost into a foreshadowing-style Double Entendre considering that Sokka met his future girlfriend Suki on the island.
    • Consider that that specific episode had Sokka got up in a dress (warrior's uniform) and makeup.
  • Grey DeLisle, never, never, never joke about a Well, Excuse Me, Princess! having her boyfriend "totally whipped".
    • Though, knowing her sense of humor on social media, this may not have been so accidental.
  • Sokka's Fire Nation alias: "Fire. Wang Fire."
  • In "Nightmares and Daydreams", Aang's cover-up when he comes out of his hallucination about kissing Katara:
    Katara: What were you dreaming about?
    Aang: Uh...living underwater?
  • The entirety of the episode "The Drill". Okay, so this massive long metal thing is attempting to breach "the impenetrable city" for the purpose of allowing soldiers to pour in and conquer it, only for Our Heroes to build the pressure inside of it and cause it to collapse, spewing thick, sticky wet stuff onto everybody. Nope, nothing suggestive at all.
  • Jun had to appear on this list:
    Zuko: Your beast trashed my ship. You have to pay me back!
    Jun: Love to help you out, but I'm a little short on money.
    Zuko: (grabbing her wrist) Money isn't what I had in mind...
    Fans: (double take)
  • In "Return to Omashu," when Azula attempts to recruit Ty Lee for her mission:
    Ty Lee: But the truth is, I'm really happy here! I mean, my aura has never been pinker!
    Azula: I'll...take your word for it.
  • In "The Firebending Masters", Sokka starts saying to Zuko and Aang, "Hey jerks! Can I watch you two jerks do your jerk bending?"
  • The very term "bender" invokes this in viewers all over Britain.
• Baby Huey: In the end of "Starting From Hatch", when Huey is reunited with his real mother after spending most of the short with a hungry fox that he think is his mom, he says "I'm a luckiest duck in the world! I've got TWO mommies!"
• Batman: The Animated Series:
  • In "Double Talk", Scarface makes more than a few mentions of his "coming out party".
  • And note the Foe Romance Subtext evident in this conversation from "Almost Got 'Im":
    [The Joker, The Penguin, Two-Face, and Killer Croc are playing cards.]
    Penguin: So, I hear You-Know-Who nailed the Mad Hatter last week.
    Joker: Yeah, he sure gets around for just one guy.
    • The Penguin was innocent. Joker, on the other hand...
  • In "Cat Scratch Fever", Batman notices that Catwoman is running a high fever. Even in her condition, she can't resist taking advantage of his turn of phrase:
    Batman: You're hot.
    Catwoman: Now you notice....
• Ben's City: Many. Especially when Ben murmurs something sexy to his girlfriend, and then it cuts to a shot of Henry Wallet answering to a completely different matter, yet what he says sounds... strangely fitting with what was said just before.

  Ben: [to his girlfriend] Oh, I'm so gonna kiss your belly...
  Henry: [Talking about archipellagos and how Ben could go on vacation to one located farther] You can go a little lower than that, Ben.

• Ben 10: Alien Force has Kevin uttering the line "I don't know if I can pound your Grandma!" He means he's unsure he can fight her ...but still.
• Blue's Clues: We never find out what the book Steve reads in one episode (the book is called "A Really Great Book"), and he's very into it...what is that book about!?
  • If you listen to Steve reading close enough, you can tell it's about a boy and his dog.
• Captain Planet and the Planeteers has a few moments.
  • In "Frog Day Afternoon", when Doctor Blight approaches Wheeler, who is naked due to size-changing shenanigans, with a large dart, she tells him "Don't be shy, after all I am a doctor!". This leads to this◊ Suggestive Collision.
  • From "Trouble on the Half Shell":
  Linka [giving Wheeler a peck on the cheek]: There may be hope for you yet, Wheeler.
  Wheeler: Oh, yeah?
  Linka: I said "hope", not "fantasy".
  • From "No Small Problem":
  Linka: We can work together to fuse the fuselage!
  Wheeler: I'll fuse with you anytime, babe.
  • "Bitter Waters":
  Bleak: [referring to an irrigation project by Looten] We've got some pipe to lay!
• In the "Bigger" episode of Chipmunks Go To The Movies, Alvin and company wear shirts with their band name on it. "Fur Balls". (Even when Alvin's much older.) It's almost enough for a Spit Take if you're watching as an adult.
• Chorlton and the Wheelies: "Chorlton found you couldn't eat it, so he tried to blow it."
• Class of 3000: "Ow! I crushed my cookies..." Said by Philly Phil when suspended in this position (after having literally bought cookies).
• Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island:
  • The title of the episode "Sir Nut-a-Lot"... yeah. Thankfully, the Latin American Spanish dub changes the episode's title to the much less suggestive "Sir Cocolot".
  • A scene at the beginning of "No News is Good News" has Coconut Fred shoot a glue gun at Mr. Greenrind, which covers him in the glue and sticks him to the ground. A few jokes have been made about this scene looking wrong, with the glue being white and gooey.
• In Conan the Adventurer, Conan is entering a duel. His opponent says "Let's see if your manhood matches your words!"
• Curious George
  • "George and Jumpy played nut hockey until the sun went down."
  • "George had to find a way to help the Chef with his weed problem."
• Daria: Quinn says "If you look your best when you blow someone off it makes it look like you care." She's referring to the three hours she spent getting ready to cancel a date due to schoolwork...
• Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds: While on a visit to the royal palace with Trevile and the Three Musketeers, Dogtanian follows Juliette into what turns out to be Queen Anne's private quarters and gets tangled in a pile of female undergarments. Later, he tells his friends that, while in the palace, he "found something interesting that had him tied up for a while." Since he and most of the other characters are anthropomorphic dogs, this could be interpreted as a reference to the "tie" which occurs when canines mate. ^note Male dogs and their relatives have a knot of flesh in their penises which swells during mating and prevents the animals from separating until the deed is done. His obvious embarrassment doesn't help and neither does the fact that Aramis responds with a quip about him "spending some time with that young maid."
• Donkey Kong Country: In some of the songs.
  • "Our Love is Stronger than a Golden Banana" has a rather infamous line.
  • "Yes Means No", if taken out of context.
  Diddy: Yes means no and no means yes, it should be rather obvious!
  • The title of the episode "A Thin Line Between Love and Ape". It's supposed to be a pun on "a thin line between love and hate", but... what else does "ape" rhyme with?
• In Dora the Explorer, there is an episode where Dora and Boots find a 'magic stick' that only works on the highest hill (climax). When they reach the highest hill, a fountain of white...sparks...shoots out from the tip of the magic stick, falls over the hill, and FERTILIZES the ground with flowers and grass.
• In an episode of Doug, Roger says to Doug (as the two burn embarrassing videos of themselves appearing on a cowboy-themed kiddie show) "Don't make me ride you around the room!"
• The Dragon Prince: When King Harrow and Viren fight, Harrow demands for Viren to get on his knees before him and service him like a servant. The words were bad enough, but then Viren actually gets on his knees and the camera angle worsen the situation.
• Dragon Tales: Just check out this little gem from "Goodbye Little Caterpoozle":
  Ord: You kissed a caterpoozle!
  Wheezie: It's no worse than kissing a brother! (kisses Zak on the cheek)
  Zak: Eww, sister germs!
• The DuckTales 2017 episode "Who is Gizmoduck?" reveals Mark Beaks has a Stalker Shrine to Gizmoduck in his office with different mash-ups of their names written all over the wall. According to Frank Angones' tumblr page, this was simply Beaks brainstorming names for the project he eventually called "Waddleduck." Unfortunately, due to the generational gap with his target audience, he was unaware that the show's primary demographic would read them as Portmanteau Couple Names (which would be 100% consistent with Beaks' stalker-ish, obsessive behavior towards Gizmoduck before and after the scene).
• In the Ed, Edd n Eddy episode, "The Ed-Touchables" lines like, "There's a serial toucher on the loose!" has some very unfortunate implications if taken out of context.
  • Double D's name alone can be an innuendo.
  • In-universe example; In The Movie, we had the sextant.
  • In "An Ed in a Bush", Sarah told Ed this:
    Mom says to come out of the closet, Ed.
• The Flamin' Thongs is an Australian children's cartoon, where "Flip-Flops" are called "Thongs", while in America, it refers to a type of underwear.
• Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: When Mac, Bloo, and Cheese are building their go-cart, Bloo mentions about Cheese screwing everything up. How does Cheese respond? "Nuh-uh, I'm screwing the wheel!"
• In the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero epsiode "The Gamesmaster", when Flint and Baroness clash over whether to first rescue Cobra Commander or lady Jaye from the butterscotch pond, Baroness accuses Flint and Jaye of wanting to "double-team" her. Flint also tackles Baroness in a way that leads to some surprisingly suggestive posing and grunting.
• G.I. Joe: Renegades: In-Universe the Sheriff in "Dreadnoks Rising" gets a doozy.
  "You should see me out of the uniform."
• Gravity Falls:
  • The Liliputtians are a small group of creatures that control the balls in a mini golf course. Franz the Liliputtian tells Dipper and Mabel, "We control the balls!", which would have a different meaning if taken out of context.
  • When Dipper is getting ready to fight the Multibear, he has a tattoo of a flaming cobra on his stomach... right above his loincloth.
  • Instead of genitals, the Multibear's crotches have bear heads. ^note  A slang term for penis is "the second head."
  • One of the carnival attractions that Robbie and Wendy ride after he asks her out is the Tunnel of Love and Corndogs. Complete with the latter entering into a pink tunnel.
  • Stan has a photo of a horse "riding" another horse. Arrows pointing to it say "so wrong!" and "It's unnatural". The picture itself is fairly suggestive as well.
  • Wendy fires up a blacklight for Karaoke Night and describes it as "like a crime scene in my mouth." Given that blacklight can also detect semen...
  • Hoo-Ha Owl's Pizzamatronic Jamboree.
  • When the kids are looking at the Witch's stand, a sign in the background can be seen advertising "hipster glasses". Stan walks into frame and his head covers the "gl," so all the viewer can see is "hipster asses."
• Guess with Jess has it happen with one of the songs that were released on an MP3 album that's only available in the United Kingdom. Unless you use various tricks to get an online store into letting you download it, the easiest being a prepaid iTunes card and a UK iTunes account.
  "This one man band's gonna blow this fan!" / "Blow, one man band, blow your fan!" *sputtering noises*
• Higglytown Heroes: One episode has Fran the squirrel calling Twinkle "Twink".
• Invader Zim: "The Dib! The Dib! I don't care how delicious he is, he's evil!"
  • "Gaz, taste me! I'm delicious!"
  • The computer used to evaluate the students' test results in the episode "Career Day" is called the POS 2000. This is probably just a pun on DOS, but POS is a pretty common (and in this case apropos) acronym for piece of shit.
• Justice League Unlimited: In the season two finale, "Epilogue":
  Amanda Waller: Batman's DNA was easy to obtain, he left it all over town.
  [Terry raises an eyebrow.]
  Amanda Waller: Not remotely what I meant!
  [Shot of an EMT discreetly palming a bloody bandage while treating Batman for a minor injury.]
• KaBlam!: One scene in "Great for Paper Training!" had June scream off-camera...but it came out more like a moan...like she was making love (which is squicky cuz she's 10-ish), but then we see that it was because her dog wizzed in her dressing room.
  • The above example was also commonly featured in anime dubs from the time.
  • Never mind the name Sniz...
• Kim Possible
  • In one episode, her sidekick, Ron, was named Homecoming King, along with Bonnie. As part of his duties, he made an appearance at a local fire station, wearing a full uniform and holding a hose. As part of a photo opportunity, Bonnie held onto Ron. At which point Ron unleashed a torrent of water from his fire hose.
  • Kim also offered a pre-boyfriend Ron the ultimate ride (she was talking about extreme bobsledding). The Fanon quite enjoyed that one.
• Lilo & Stitch: The Series: As the duo hunt down the experiment of the episode "Richter", Lilo says, "Let's get him sticky!"
• Littlest Pet Shop (2012): In the episode Grounded Brittany yells at her chaffeur and tells him to "deal with the wet girl" [Blythe]. More so as the chaffeur is Roger, Blythe's father.
• The very title of the French series LoliRock. Word of God is that the first part of the name comes from "LOL", but nonetheless the writers should have thought twice before making the title of a show about young girls LoliRock. Although it is too soon to say if it does good or bad for the show's popularity, it has been quite noted, and in fact most of the people who saw the previews in Disney Channel immediately broke laughing for the connotations.
• Looney Tunes:
  • An iconic short, What's Opera, Doc?, in which Elmer Fudd was hunting the wabbit with the aid of his "spear and magic helmet!"
  • In Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers, Bugs sticks the Nudnik copies into a burlap sack, but the exact dialogue when he starts:
  "Get in the sack, Evil Twin. I've got plans for you."
• In the Valentine's Day episode of The Magic School Bus, Wanda mistakenly thinks she overhears Ms. Frizzle talking on the phone to her Valentine (actually an electrician she's hired to repair her doorbell), and excitedly tells the other kids, "She said, 'I'd just love for you to come over and ring my bell!' "
• Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies, a British educational series about animals (the target audience is 0-5 years old), had one whole episode about tails. Completely innocent in the original English, but not in the German dub. The problem is that "tail" is a pretty common expression for... a certain part of male anatomy in German. So there was one episode about animals talking about how long their tails are and what great things they can do with their tails.
  "A tail is a wonderful invention."
  "Show your tail to everyone in our great "Tail Parade"!"
  • Can be seen here (in German)
  • For the very same reason, one episode of My Friends Tigger and Pooh achieved memetic status in France.
• Men in Black: The Series: In "The Alpha Syndrome":
  Alpha: Let's you and me take the ultimate thrill-ride...
• This dialogue from the Milo Murphy's Law episode from "The Note":
  Zack: Wait, so you've been taking pictures this (Melissa shows him her phone) Holy cow!
  Melissa: Yup, Milo gets around!
  Zack: How long is your selfie stick?!
• The Modifyers: When Lacey Shadows reports to Baron Vain, to deliver the All-Seeing Eye, he practically gushes over her:
  Baron Vain: (giddy) "Ooohh! Lacey Shadows, my faaaaav~vorite!"
• The Mr. Men Show: Mr. Grumpy to a squirrel in the Camping episode: "Go and nibble your own nuts!"
• The Most Important Person, a series of 1970s educational shorts, featured a sub-series of five episodes each about one of the five senses. The “Touching” episode, set in the Land of Touch, is absolutely overflowing with accidental innuendo.
• Reginald calling the nutcracker "nutboy" in The Nuttiest Nutcracker.
• The Octonauts: "Captain, we've been trying to catch the crabs all morning!" They're referring to escaping sea animals, not sexually-transmitted parasites.
• Given how much the writers of The Penguins of Madagascar enjoy loading the show down with Ho Yay, this may not actually be accidental, but the slang term isn't widely known outside the fanfic community ... a wildcat known as the Red Rhodesian Slasher?
• Phineas and Ferb:
  • "Your hotdog is no match for my bratwurst!"
  • "Wow...Heinz Doofenshmirtz is way too hot, we should get out of him."
  • "Well, Ferb, you sure know how to show a girl a good time."
  • "Oh yeah, Jeremy, nobody makes a corndog like you."
  • "Here comes the BIIIIG FINISH!", followed shortly by "Ohhh that feels good!"
  • In "Candace Gets Busted", the entire neighborhood has an intimate get together in Doof's pants.
  • One fan decided to look a little too far into the scene in "De Plane! De Plane!" when Candace and Jeremy crash into each other in the dried up pool. The results were, reportedly, scarring, though the video has since been taken down.
  • In one brief moment in "Spa Day", we see Candace and Stacy both relaxing in a hot tub. The same hot tub.
  • Perry trying to go through the rubber hose to get into his lair in "Thaddeus and Thor". His movement combined with that noise...Yeah...
  • When Linda calls Candace near the end of "Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror!", Candace's practically orgasmic voice really turns the conversation straight to this.
    Linda: Candace, is everything okay?
    Candace: Oh, everything is just wonderful.
    Linda: And... Phineas and Ferb? What are they doing?
    Candace: Oh, such wonderful things.
• The theme song for Poppets Town, which is a preschool series, proudly proclaims that the characters "get around in Poppets Town".
• Brought to you by the Pound Puppies (2010) cartoon: "Secret but[t] fun!"
• The Powerpuff Girls
  • "Best Rainy Day Adventure Ever" has this classic line, when the girls are roleplaying as themselves fighting a monster:
  Buttercup: No one tells me when to come! I'm a monster! I surprise!
  • In "Cover Up", there's the scene where Buttercup gets a beatdown from a short monster after she lost her blanket. When the monster walks up to Buttercup, the latter who is lying down on the ground, looks up at him fearfully before letting out a Little "No". Make with that what you will.
• In “The Potty Movie For Boys” (and girls), Henry or Hannah (depending what version you choose), they sing a song when they’re finished eating their cereal:
  Bye bye, cereal, bye bye, milky, too. You were so delicious, I’ve eaten all of you! Bye bye, cereal, bye bye, bananas, too. You were so yummy, now I’ve eaten all of you. That’s what I like to do. Oh, yes, I really do!
• In The Proud Family Movie, the villain has a song. The villain is peanut-obsessed, and has an army of peanuts. At the end of the song, this happens:

  Dr.Carver: Dr.Carver's...
  Soldiers: NUTS! (shows a giant blimp shaped like...you know.)

  • It's obvious that they meant to do the 'nuts as in crazy' joke, but they unintentionally did another joke altogether. Dr. Carver IS short, so maybe he's compensating for something. Just watch.
• Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja:
  • "M-m-my Bolonga" has this after the Randy fights a mutated bologna that gets larger the angrier it gets.
  Randy: Why is it so hard? Every time I slap this bologna, it gets bigger!
  • In "Winner Takes Ball", the Nomicon reminds Randy to "Protect the balls [Chaos Pearls]! At any cost" while displaying a pair of Chaos Pearls.
• From Recess we have "How deliciously moist!"
• Regular Show: In "Just Set Up the Chairs":
  "Benson's gonna drop his BALLS when he sees how good we set up these chairs. He's gonna be all like, 'Oh no, my gumballs.'".
  • Bowdlerization: In the UK, the first line is changed to "Benson's gonna drop his gumballs when he sees how good we set up these chairs." Interestingly enough, Benson being called a "crazy slop jockey" by a bratty birthday kid and the part where Muscle Man and High-Five Ghost retrieve the clown and horse for the party (with heavy implications that the clown is hungover) wasn't cut in the UK and the American version doesn't cut the "Benson's gonna drop his balls..." line.
  • In "Skips Strikes":
    Benson: Who would of thought that a mandatory team building activity would get us to the championship?
    Mordecai: Thanks to my power hook!
    Rigby: No way! Thanks to my atomic fireball!
    Benson: And because of my *chuckles* backup balls!
  • In "Cruisin'"
    "Carmenita's special parts should only be manipulated by a professional."
  • Invoked in Fuzzy Dice
    Benson: Now, when the balls drop...
    Mordecai & Rigby: (chuckles)
    Benson: When the game starts...
• In Rolie Polie Olie, one of the Polie children is named Coochie. That word also happens to be slang for women’s genitalia.
• In the Rankin/Bass Productions cartoon Rudolph's Shiny New Year, the title character and his friends search for Happy, the baby New Year. There is much discussion, therefore, of "little Happy." And in the last couple of scenes, which take place as a clock strikes midnight, there is quite a bit of talk of how many "bongs" they have left to go.
• Rocky and Bullwinkle has the name of the titular moose, since winkle is sometimes used as a slang for penis by little kids.
• Rugrats:
  • In the PS1 video game Rugrats: Search for Reptar, this trope pops up during the Golf game stage:
    Tommy: "We just gotta get the balls in the hole, and we'll get a whole mountain of ice cream!"
  • Not helped by the questionable look of Ice Cream Mountain itself.
  • Lil by way of Children Are Innocent or Irony (the choice is up to you) in "At the Movies":
    "I hate kissing movies. Nothing ever happens."
  • "Fugitive Tommy" has Tommy say he needs something hard and thin to put through the Chinese fingertrap in able to take it off his fingers. He then puts his hands into his diaper... to get a screwdriver, but even so...
  • A questionable line occurs in the episode "Give and Take", in which Chuckie became obsessed with playing with an inflatable clown doll named Boppo to the point of ignoring the other babies. Phil says "A kid his age should be outside playing with his friends, not sitting alone in his room bopping his Boppo."
  • In the episode "Cool Hand Angelica," Angelica is reading comic books while hiding out in the outhouse to avoid doing activities she considers "beneath" her. One of the comics is about a kid with a baseball cap, and is entitled Jimmy Hat. Jimmy Hat is a slang term for a condom.
  • In "What the Big People Do" Tommy says when you grow up you can have some babies, and even get married. The way he says it makes it sounds like he's referring to having kids out of wedlock.
  • One episode has Tommy reaching for a bag of gummy worms labelled “Gum-like Squirms” but as the letter G is drawn poorly it accidentally reads "Cum-like Squirms".
  • Angelica’s cookies land in a bucket of soapy water, but she eats them anyway and gets sick. While she’s eating them, her head is at Phil’s crotch level, and she then looks up with white residue on her mouth.
• To a modern audience, there are certain lines in Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town that can be misconstrued as meaning something else. This includes:
  • "I like babies"
  • "He will eat with us and sleep with us and drink warm cocoa with us"
  • "I'm a MAN now"
  • The entirety of "If you sit on my lap today..."
• Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated:
  • Traps Illustrated, if you know what the word "trap" can also mean.
  • From episode 11: "Nothing says I love you like 200 feet of parachute cord and a cargo net!" Looks like Freddy is also into bondage.
  • In the first few episodes of Season 2 Daphne goes on and on about how she found a "real man," one who isn't obsessed with traps over her. Comedy gold.
• In the episode "E. Pluribus Wiggum" of The Simpsons, the Mayor says to a crying food mascot, "No one likes weepy meat." Which is followed almost immediately by Homer saying, "Where will I ditch my kids in a pit of dirty balls?"
  • Treehouse Of Horror VI: "'Do not touch Willie.' Good advice."
  • From "How the Test Was Won":
  Skinner [holding a big prop pencil]: When you take the practice test, be sure to use a number two pencil.
  Bart: What kind of pencil do we use?
  Skinner: Number two. Take a number two. [The students start erupting into laughter at the mention of "number 2"]
  Bart: Looks like you took a big number two!
  Skinner [oblivious to the unintended pun's other meaning]: Yes, as you can see, I have a big number two in my hands, enjoying the weight and feel of it.
  [Chalmers looks at Skinner with embarrassment as the students laugh at Skinner]
• A playdate-themed episode of Small Potatoes, another preschool series, contains the line, "We go up to my room and pretty soon we're making noise".
• In The Smurfs (1981) episode "Hats Off to Smurfs" Vanity hides himself in a closet after being turned ugly. The resulting pleas from the Smurfs sound like they're telling him to admit he's gay.
  Papa Smurf: Vanity, you must come out!
  Smurfette: Yes, Vanity, come on out!

• Oh so many on Sons of Butcher. An example:
  Sol (talking about selling frozen meatsicles at a local fair): "The long weekend's coming. And we should come too. With our meats. Right into people's mouthes!"
  • There was also an Overly Long Gag where Sol burst into a classroom (the wrong classroom, mind you) full of children where the teacher had just talked about "bad touches". He wanted to perform the coin-behind-the-ear trick with a hot dog to the class, so he repeatedly asked the children to "help [him] make [his] meat disappear". This understandably terrified the entire class, while Sol was completely oblivious to the fact.
• Played with on South Park when Cartman starts a Christian rock band in "Christian Rock Hard". His lyrics talk about stuff like wanting to please Jesus and feeling His salvation all over his face, or thinking that Jesus looks kinda hot up on the cross.
  Executive: We were looking over some of your lyrics, uh... "I want to walk hand-in-hand with Jesus on a private beach for two./I want him to nibble on my ear and say 'I'm here for you.'" It seems you really love Christ.
  Cartman: Yes, we sure do.
  Executive: No, but it appears you are actually... in love with Christ.
  (awkward pause)
  Cartman: Well, what are you saying? That you don't really love Christ??
  Executive: Well, uh, of course I do. I mean, I just—
  Cartman: Well, what's the difference?! You love Christ, you're in love with Christ, I mean, uh, what the heck is this??
  Executive: Uh, we'd just like to make sure the bands we sign are in it for God, and not for the money.
  Cartman: I resent that, sir! I have never in my life done anything just for the money! If I'm lying, may the Lord strike me down right now.
  Butters: Uh, oh...
• Spongebob Squarepants:
  • "It will be just like a sleepover! Only we will be sweaty and covered in GREASE!" There's a LOT more where that came from.
  • The entire episode of "The Smoking Peanut".
  • One title card in "Shanghaied" reads: "A Few Inches Later". Think about that.
  • There's the episode "No Free Rides", where Spongebob tells Mrs. Puff, "See you next Tuesday". ^note  C U Next Tuesday.
  • The episode "Krusty Dogs" and its many, many references to "weiners".
  • In "Artist Unknown", Spongebob's various artworks of Squidward and himself playing leap frog, which he comments with "This time you're on the top and I'm on the bottom."
  • In "Snowball Effect," a flat-chested snow mermaid is among the many sculptures being showcased. Right next to it, there are two grinning boys that are each holding a very large snowball.
  • In "Karate Island", one of Udon's minions is a French fish called The Tickler. A French Tickler is a type of novelty condom.
  • “It’s Big! Scary! And Pink!”
• An episode of Squirrel Boy is called the Rod squad… because the "leader" of the team is named Rodney. And, ironically, there is a girl on that team. Intentional or not, there are no nut jokes in this show.
• In the song I love Custard from the 2003 Strawberry Shortcake episode Here Comes Pupcake. The title of the song itself is a little cringe-worthy as-is, but the absolute gold has to be the line I could eat my Custard with a spoon, sung by Strawberry Shortcake.
• The Super Mario World cartoon gives us this jewel. Repeated over and over for your pleasure.
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987):
  • "Donatello does machines!". Made even more hilarious by the fact that he's the only turtle without an official Love Interest.
  • The end of the first act of "The Lost Queen Of Atlantis" has a freeze frame of Shredder taking a magic amulet off of April while she's being restrained, which from the angle of the shot looks like he's grabbing April's breast and maniacally laughing at the same time.
  • There was an air freshener (pizza-scented, naturally) that depicted the turtles sharing a box of pizza with April, accompanied by the message "Chicks dig guys who eat out!"
• Teen Titans Go!
  • In the episode "Artful Dodgers":
  Starfire: Perhaps this is the year you will let Raven and I participate in the dodging of balls!
  • The episode "Halloween" had these two gems from Starfire:
  Starfire: My quoltrap has never quivered so violently!
  Starfire: I hope my quoltrap never stops quivering!
• Thomas & Friends
  • In the season 1 episode, "James and the Coaches" we get this:
  James' Driver: You've banged the coaches enough to make a leak in anything.
  • In the episode "Pop Goes the Diesel." Diesel is trying to shunt some very old freight cars that refuse to move. He growls and starts jerking the freight cars, who begin moaning. A very characteristic moaning that's especially suggestive in the American version narrated by George Carlin.
  • In "Dirty Objects" we get this:
  Narrator: Something sticky splashed all over James.
  • One episode, "Donald's Duck" features the following line. "That night, Donald's driver and fireman got busy." This results in an egg appearing in the shed.
  • Emily's very proud of her big, um, "wheels".
• The Thunder Cats 2011 episode "Omens Part One" sees adoptive brothers Lion-O and Tygra act out a longstanding Sibling Rivalry by competing in a racing Chase Fight game, the object of which is to climb a tree and ring a bell while fighting off one's competitor. Lion-O announces that he'll ring the bell, whereupon Tygra replies "And I'm gonna ring yours," smiling and tipping a wink. The series' fans, oblivious to the phrase's usage in sport (Tygra has threatened to beat Lion-O into a concussion), and remembering that Tygra has previously smiled and winked to explicitly flirt, seized on the exchange's oddly sexual undertone to launch a Not Blood Siblings Ho Yay Shipping.
• Total Drama
  • Cody has bread in his pants for Gwen. Later, he pulls her bra out of his pants. This does NOT make sense in context.
  • "Playing with the Princess Courtney doll is more fun and less dangerous than playing with the real Courtney, guaranteed!"
• In the original Transformers show, Megatron would turn into a gun to be wielded by another Decepticon, usually Starscream. The implications are staggering.
  • In case your mind wasn't dirty enough to get it at first: Starscream holds Megatron in his hands, then pulls Megatron's trigger, making him shoot out.
    • And to FURTHER add to this, the original Megatron toy had his trigger for his crotch.
  • "The Search for Alpha Trion" has a...questionable...scene where Optimus connects himself to Elita-1 (essentially his girlfiend) to "transfer his energy" to her, and then moans in the process. That's some transfer alright.
• Beast Machines has this exchange from "Spark of Darkness" (for context, they're talking about an actual field):
  Botanica: And what would you rather be doing?! Sticking your tail into a computer socket?!
  Rattrap: Heh, beats the heck out of plowing your little field of dreams!
• Transformers: Prime
  • Jack saying he cares about Arcee because she was "his first" can be taken several ways he hopefully did not intend. This isn't helped when Jack's mother comments that Arcee "isn't the kind of girl I imagined him ditching me for".
  • D.N.G.S., specifically, how it's pronounced ("din-gus"), prompting the Youtube comment "Silas really wants Fowler's Dingus".
• In The Trap Door, Berk uses the word 'bonking' as a term for hitting monsters. Considering the other meaning of 'bonking'...
  • Also, 'I'm gonna stick this implement right up 'is tube!'
  • The episode Moany Boni, where skull Boni got a body, was full of this stuff. 'Berk, look at my body!' 'Hello, Boni, I like your body!' and, when Boni sees a clone of his skull self in his alcove, 'There's a very rude head in my hole!'
• Wacky Races: One of Penelope Pitstop's in-car gadgets is labeled "vibrator". (Actually it's a vibro-masseur.)
• Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? has wa-a-a-a-a-ay too many instances of characters saying things like, "Let's go nail Carmen!" Yes, the actual term "nail" is used.
• WordWorld: A character mentioned gorn while trying to make a corn for a party.
• On Xavier: Renegade Angel, a woman tells Xavier her husband beats her because he loves her. Xavier responds, "If that's love, I'm going to make some love to his mouth!"
• Xiaolin Showdown: In "The Deep Freeze", Omi holds up a carrot asking if anyone wants to make a snowman - which makes sense in context, but due to how Omi is holding it, the grin and his small figure which makes the carrot look huge in comparison.
• Xiaolin Chronicles: "The only tongue I want in my mouth is my own tongue!"^note Jack Spicer after one of his bots serves him animal tongue.
  • In the sixth episode when Clay mentions a hoedown, Omi says, "What is a hoedown? A showdown with hoes? Count me in!" Presumably he was talking about gardening tools.
    • In episode 9 Omi describes an excellent "hoe technique." This time he does quickly bring a hoe onscreen, though.
• Season 2 Episode 1 of X-Men: Evolution had these lines by Lance & Kitty:
  Kitty: Shouldn't you be Erupting Somewhere?
  Lance: Hey Kitty, you wanna see some real shaking?
  • A lot of Lance's dialog comes off as this because of all his rock puns.
• The Year Without a Santa Claus:
  Officer: I pulled you over for riding a — riding a — what's that thing?
  Jingle: This is Vixen.
  Officer: Riding a Vixen the wrong way down a one-way street.
• Yin Yang Yo!:
  Yuck: You can't beat my pants! Thanks to Yin they're in a very naughty mood.

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