Getting Crap Past the Radar cleanup

101 — Best Friends

• On the game show "Besties," the Goofy Gophers say they like "cruising".
  • And they're both male.
    • Although, well, anybody who didn't notice about fifty years ago... That's just Ambiguously Gay.
• The Grilled Cheese Merry Melodies music video contains a lot of sexual innuendo. For example, the music sounds sexy and romantic, second, Elmer "fingers" the picture of the grilled cheese, and finally, Elmer sits on a heart cushion with the grilled cheese at the end. "Fingers" is an exaggeration, Elmer just strokes the picture. Whatever sexual innuendo there might be still makes sense in the context of making grilled cheese + Trademark Favorite Food.

102 — Members Only

• Some stripper-like martians are featured in the "I'm a Martian" song. Boom-shaka-laka indeed. Fanservice isn't Radar.
• Not to mention that in the same video, Marvin stands at a rally, on a podium with red banners and drapes, with countless martians standing to attention infront of him singing "I'm a Martian, I'm a Martian, lalala, la, la, lalala." ... to the tune of Deutschland Uber Alles. Parental Bonus.

103 — The Jailbird and Jailbunny

• Bugs and Daffy chained at the ankle. When Bugs mentions it to a police officer, his response is priceless.
  Officer: Your personal lives are your business.

• In the Merrie Melodies short, especially towards the end, the background dancers breasts are very large, with some cleavage showing. To say nothing of the generous attention paid to them shaking their similarly large hips. Fanservice isn't Radar.

104 — Fish and Visitors

• While crashing at their place, Yosemite Sam instructs Bugs and Daffy, "Wake me up at 4:30. Unless I'm having night terrors... or if there's a tie on the doorknob." Parental Bonus.
  • In that same episode Daffy tells Sam under no circumstances to ever open the third drawer on the left. He does it anyways and finds some DVDs. The look Bugs levels at a sheepish Daffy is particularly damning. Parental Bonus.
• In the Merrie Melodies short, Foghorn Leghorn recommends eating a "fish taco".
  • That is an actual variation of the regular taco, except in real life, you don't put a whole, raw fish inside a tortilla. Repair, Don't Respond. That aside, they're right about this being Grandma's Chicken Salad.

106 — Reunion

• In the CGI short, "Fee Fi Fo Dumb", Wile E. Coyote gets an email from the ACME Catalog with the headline, "Wanna be bigger?!" Parental Bonus.
  • He first tries it out on his tail... which gets longer. It's giant spray though, it's supposed to do that.
  • When the Road Runner takes refuge in a cave, Wile E. then proceeds to stick his right hand in the cave, where it acts like a sniffing dog. The finger acting as the head is the middle one. Because that's what makes the most sense anatomically. It's not like he only stuck his middle finger in there.
• "You peaked too soon!" Accidental Innuendo, but even that feels like a stretch because they're talking about peaking in highschool.
• In the Merrie Melodies short "Cock of the Walk", Foghorn Leghorn sings about how attractive he is to the lady chickens (becoming a literal Chick Magnet). In one scene, said hens start laying hundreds of eggs at the very sight of Foghorn, in a manner very reminiscent of another particular bodily function. There's nothing indicating that it's meant to specifically be an orgasm. I think this is Grandma's Chicken Salad.

107 — Casa de Calma

• The Hollywood starlet Starlet Johanssen is pretty curvy, especially with the bikini. In one scene, she takes off her towel while entering a massage room, and in another, she gets a Panty Shot. Fanservice isn't Radar. We never actually see any nudity as she enters the massage room. 99% sure Panty Shot is just being misused for "underwear is visible.

109 — The Foghorn Leghorn Story

• Daffy's description of Foghorn, specifically, "...with two big balls hanging from his chin." Grandma's Chicken Salad.
  • Also, Yosemite Sam is hanging his laundry out to dry, one of which is a banana hammock (slang term for a scandalously revealing thong). Fan Disservice.

110 — Eligible Bachelors

• When Porky is auctioning off Daffy, he does some very interesting dance movements. A character being a fuckboy is not objectionable.
• Upon Daffy's discovery that Granny just wants him to clean her attic, he remarks that isn't very romantic for a date. To which Granny gives this immortal line:
  Granny: "I'm a ninety year-old woman. Get your mind out of the gutter."

112 — Double Date

• When Daffy tries to convince Bugs to ask Lola for a favor, he insistently refers to it as "hooking me up". Bugs's uncomfortable reaction to the phrase only furthers the hidden implication. Daffy actually says "hook it up" and Bugs's reaction is more akin to It Will Never Catch On.
• Lola (after falling for Daffy): "You have a really big beak."
  Daffy: (About Tina) "Her beak is bigger than mine."

• When Daffy sees Lola in his house lying on his bed ...suggestively, his towel falls off.
  Lola: "Hello, Daffy". Somewhat suggestive at most, especially because Lola is just wearing her normal dress.

116 — That's My Baby

• The basis of the "couple fight": Daffy sees Tina with a baby duck and assumes it's hers that she had with another duck. The assumption that she was cheating on him is the reason why Daffy says that she is dead to him... until she says that she's babysitting her sister's kid. Mistaken for Cheating.
• When Tina starts feeding Zachary in the park, Daffy repeatedly criticizes her feeding method. The criticisms fly so fast that one could be forgiven for missing the last one: "That's not the right nipple." Maybe? It's not super fast like the example claims, so you can clearly hear it. Cartoon Network is pretty inconsistent about whether nipple is allowed though.
• Everything about "Skunk Funk" — especially the Shout-Out to The Continental (the SNL recurring sketch with Christopher Walken as the title character, though it was shown in black and white like the original version) with the woman running for the door whenever The Continential says or does something really raunchy to his unseen guest. That's just Pepe being a creep like he always is.
• A Freeze-Frame Bonus: While Daffy talks with a woman at the movie theater, a poster is seen behind her advertising a movie called "Short Cake". Her ponytail covers up part of the "h", and the font used makes the "a" look a bit like an "o", making the poster read "snort coke." Maybe.

117 — Sunday Night Slice

• When the elderly Giraldi leaves his restaurant, he gets in his car with a much younger Mrs. Giraldi. Considering how Mr. Giraldi remarks that he's now fairly wealthy, it makes the age difference very explainable. That's just Trophy Wife.

118 — The DMV

• At the beginning of the episode, Bugs tells Daffy (who is dressed in drag in order to get a 'student discount') that he is driving them to the movie theater, which Daffy replies with:
  Daffy: What are you, the man of this relationship?!
  Bugs: (Deadpan) We're not in a relationship.

• As Daffy shows him "Off Duty Cop", Porky has to ask "Does he handcuff everyone he meets?" right as the action hero appears to be getting into a romantic scene. And it ends in handcuffs, too! ...because she was a criminal, like with all the other handcuffings. This entry contradicts itself. If it makes sense in the context of the work, it's not Radar, regardless of whether there's a second dirty meaning or not.
• Bugs getting addicted to an energy drink, right down to negotiating a deal to meet up with a "supplier" to get his fix. The drink in question also causes him to become hyperactive, engage in compulsive housework, and complain of itching, which are all symptoms of crystal meth and amphetamine use. And it's not a stand-in for drugs either, as the FBI actually ends up busting the company for putting dangerous addictive chemicals into the drink. Parental Bonus.
• Yosemite Sam running away from the cops bare-ass naked. Naked People Are Funny.

120 — Working Duck

• Daffy is unemployed for several months, claiming to be looking for a job on the computer. When Bugs comes into the room asking how the job hunt is going, Daffy attempts to bring up his resume... closing NUMEROUS windows in the process, while Bugs looks on with shocked and disgusted facial expressions. When Daffy finally thinks he's arrived at the right window, there is a silent pause as both look on, and Daffy responds "Sorry... that was DEFINITELY not my resume." Daffy was looking at internet porn on Bugs' computer instead of looking for a job. Parental Bonus.

121 — French Fries

• "Porky is a big....piece of......(stops)....GARBAGE! Grandma's Chicken Salad. Daffy wasn't even close to swearing. It isn't even Last Second Word Swap because he doesn't pause at all.
  • Even worse: "What a garbage move!" Same here.

122 — Beauty Shop

• Bugs posing as Porky's girlfriend for dance school and Speedy falling in love with him. Attractive Bent Gender.

123 — The Float

• Daffy literally strips Porky. They're animals, that's fine. It doesn't have a sexual connotation because it's just Daffy taking advantage of Porky.
• Then Porky tackles Daffy, naked, and Bugs watches... rather interestingly into it. Grandma's Chicken Salad. Bugs is watching smugly as Porky beats up Daffy for taking advantage of him.
• During the gophers' "Best Friends" song, they lick a vanilla ice cream cone. Even if it's meant to be suggestive (which I doubt), it still makes sense in the context of the song.

124 — The Shelf

• "My eyes are up here" is said at least twice. Daffy being an idiot. Also he doesn't actually have anything.

202 — You've Got Hate Mail

• When Tina finally checks Daffy's e-mail, she says something along the lines of, "Whoa! You really laid into those gophers." Obviously it was the most offensive and possibly derogatory section of his "hate-filled e-mail". Especially when one considers the relationship of said gophers. That's just the Gophers having a reputation for being Sickeningly Sweet.

204 — Rebel Without a Glove

• Daffy is revealed to wear a pearl necklace. Grandma's Chicken Salad. Pearls are a sign of high status, the gender thing wasn't around until a few years ago. Even so, Looney Tunes cross dress all the time, this is fine.
• When Bugs gets a tattoo, the tattoo artist says, "I'm sorry if it hurts." He replied, "I didn't even know you started." Accidental Innuendo.

207 — Customer Service

• Lola's daydream has her in a suspectly short dress at Copyplace. No it isn't.
  • Plus, the beginning of her daydream (or, more appropriately, fantasy) looked almost like an adult movie. No, it's just a cheesy romcom.
• The Spanish telenovela Speedy watches has a rather... interesting plotline. Again, it's just a cheesy telenovela where the doctor finds out he's the father. This is fine.
• After Tina and Lola go for a drive, we get this exchange: "Thanks again for letting me pick your brain." Then Lola replies with, "Are you kidding? No one's ever wanted to pick my brain before. Well, except for when I signed up for those medical experiments..." Her Adaptation Personality Change is because she "voluntarily" signed up for experimental brain surgery. What's supposed to be Radar here?

215 — The Black Widow

• Daffy and Porky are streaking. Naked People Are Funny.

216 — Mrs. Porkbunny's

• The beginning of the episode when Bugs is making a list for shopping after seeing one of Daffy's items.
  Bugs: What do you need with sixteen tubes of lip balm? You don't have lips.
  Daffy: It's not for my lips.
  Bugs: (Eyes widen) I don't wanna know.

• When Daffy tried out for a commercial the first time after being asked to see his profile viewpoint.
  Casting Judge: Oh my, that's a really big beak.
  Daffy: Thank you, it gets the job done.

217 — Gribbler's Quest

• In the Merrie Melody "Parade Float" where Daffy describes his parade float.
  Singer:: Parade Float, just don't try to pass... Parade Float, or he'll flatten your car!
  • You think they could have found a word to rhyme with pass. Oh wait, there is. Ass.
    • Don't Explain the Joke

218 — The Grand Old Duck of York

• Daffy's parade float has a back door. Guess where it is. After exiting it, Daffy mentions needing to oil it. Toilet Humor.
• At one point, Yosemite Sam interrupts Bugs while he's reading the newspaper. The 'article' Bugs was looking at at the time was an ad for a discount on swimsuits, with a picture of a woman in a bikini. Suggestive, but this is just Fanservice.

219 — Ridiculous Journey

• During an argument, Sylvester and Tweety have this exchange:
  Sylvester: You tempted me.
  Tweety: By taking a bath? You got problems, man!

221 — The Year of the Duck

• I'm sorry - I lost count of how many times the word "tit" was either said or shown during the 2-minute-long "Tit For Tat" Show Within a Show segment. Grandma's Chicken Salad.