Which Disney moment did YOU find the darkest? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Most Shocking Disney Channel Fan Theories - th-cam.com/video/x5umrbL_ZCo/w-d-xo.html
What I love most about "Girl meets Rileytown" is that we're never shown **who** is bullying Riley, and it's an amazing aspect of the episode because we never know specifically who is causing Riley harm, all we see is the terrible effects it has on Riley and her loved ones and Riley's growth and learning to love herself. A truly beautiful episode on something so horrible, but extremely real.
The one episode in Girl Meets World, where the characters are given the assignment to forgive someone for what they did. Maya tried to forgive her dad for abandoning her, but couldn't. In the end, Corey asks if she forgave herself and she broke down crying. It always hit hard
Ironically reminds me of Sabrina Carpenter’s song “Emails I Can’t Send” which is about her real life father & how she can’t forgive him for what he did to her family & her mother.
The That's So Raven episode where Raven was refused a job was pretty dark. But the episode of Raven's Home with Booker almost being arrested was even darker.
@@HadassahBuie and I also remember that one Lizzie McGuire episode where Miranda didn't what to eat anything just to lose weight I felt really sorry for her and to people that had to go through that.😊
The 1930s racism is a lot dark because of people being judged by the color of their skin and it still happens today and the one dark moment missed is Booker being racially profiled by the cop in Raven's home and it just angered me a lot
Yes it anger's me when i see or hear discrimination against people especially if they're of color but discrimination not just about race it is also about gender sexual orientation or religion hate is hate no matter what form it take's
I liked that "Boy Meets World" wasn't afraid to delve into underage drinking or cults, especially on the Disney Channel. Its spinoff also did the same, but less effectively, in my opinion.
I feel like GMW would've been able too if it had been on a network channel as well. They pushed as much as they could with it being directly on Disney.
@antoniacosta6221 100% agree. Also, Shawn only drank because he didn't want Cory going down alone after he was reeling from his break with Topanga, and he still ended up with the raw deal in the end.
@trinaq contrary to popular belief Disney isn't bad at handling these types of topics its just since around 2010 alot of parents were claiming that a lot of Disney shows were bringing up topics that were Risqué like Death , Dating social cues, sexuality in general you know the real things that whoever watching has probably has gone through or knows someone who has. Like I remember reading somewhere that If GMW would have continued Maya (Sabrina's character) would have gotten into a serious situation with a older guy (Not Josh) at a college party and that the love triangle would have gotten more tangled with Riley and Maya maybe hooking up. There was a lot they could've done if they were giving a chance
Yeah like Dawson’s Creek, Beverly Hills 90210 & a bunch of other 90s/early 2000s teen shows that ticked a bunch of issues or similar ones. Wish we would get more shows like this. But instead we get shows like Riverdale of all things 🤢. I don’t want to sound like an senior old man or anything but it’s true what they say, they really don’t make em like they used to.
I think one problem I've had with when these DComs try to handle serious subjects is that it's always a one episode thing. Like Lizzie's best friend has an eating disorder for an episode, but she's over it by the time the credits roll. Issues like this take months, if not years of work, to get under control, and you never "get over it" completely.
I agree with the remark about serious problems always being resolved in a single episode, but this issue has never been exclusive to Disney. This has been happening for decades on numerous networks even in shows for adults. Just FYI, DCOMs stands for Disney Channel Original Movies. This video was just about Disney Channel television shows and syndicated shows that were later shown on that network.
The episode of Smart Guy with the creeper on the Internet reminded me of the Bicycle Man episode of Diff'rent Strokes. Luckily, unlike Arnold and Dudley, TJ refused to leave Karen behind.
Yup that is correct. It also reminded me of “The Counselor” episode of Mr. Belvedere when Wesley stops his friend Kyle from taking a ride from that counselor and “The Uh-Oh Feeling” episode of Webster when Webster helps his friend Beth dealing with that substitute teacher.
That Austin and Ally episode was a great example. I remember it was this girl Margot who started those mean comments about Trish because Trish got the lead in the play. Some would say about it “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And we’re talking about teenage girls”
I didn't knew my childhood shows had such dark moments, thank goodness this channel made me remember them. Thanks, Emely, and a happy wednesday afternoon to you as well. Take care and God bless you, and greetings from Colombia.
recently on raven's home. booker get his license and gets to drive his grandfather classic car. he gets pulled over. the cop doesnt believe him. almost gets arrested before victor shows up. so for several episodes booker does everything to NOT drive. he takes the bus, Scoot (their version of uber), train, bike, whatever just to avoid driving.
That Austin & Ally episode hit hard for me when I watched it. I was in elementary school and I was getting badly bullied at the time. Though, all through elementary school I was teased quite a bit. Elementary school kids can be mean man!
No surprise that a single moment from Secrets of Sulphur Springs doesn't make the list. I'd argue that the current season had THE darkest moment I've seen on Disney Channel!
The downside of the body issues ep of zack and cody was maddie's and london's actions to control their body was kinda played for laughs. With a laugh track. Even full house saw the dangers of a crash diet
I loved Beauties and Bullies from Austin and Ally. I love that Trish is so badass and devil may care but she’s vulnerable in that episode, which I admire. What bothers me is that people say that she can be mean sometimes and deserved it. While I agree that Trish can be mean, she has plenty of redeeming characteristics and it doesn’t justify her being bullied at all.
@@audreytheausllyologist502 yeah and I remember watching the episode on Lizzie McGuire when Miranda didn't want to get anything just to lose weight and I felt really sorry for her in that episode.😊
When I read the video title, I was for sure we were going to see things like zombies invading Gravity Falls, Marcy Wu gets stabbed and possessed, & Luz and Hunter exploring Belos' memories
Darkest Disney channel moments These are darkest moments that’s really hard to watch in Disney channel shows Pretending to have a disability- Suite life of Zack and Cody Emma Ross Adapting to a new family-Jessie Sibling rivalry- Wizards of Waverly Place Miley’s horse almost dies Hannah Montana Being Rated- Liv & Maddie Vaping- Raven’s Home Coming out of the closet- Andi Mack
In regards to the Austin and Ally episode,... let's be honest, no one listens. There are people who KNOW and are aware that what they're saying can hurt, but they still say it for some sense of self-satisfaction.
and I remember watching that episode on Lizzie McGuire when Miranda really didn't want to eat anything just to lose weight in other words she was ashamed of her body I felt really sorry for her and for anymore that had go through that.😊
If the Disney Channel Latin American shows were included on this list, OH BOY. Kids almost dying in fires… kidnappings… adult woman pushing teenage girl down the stairs…
Agreed. Though I’ve always wondered if it was only that kind of abuse. Something in the way the actress played her made it seem like it was both kinds of abuse. Especially the last line we hear her speak: I never did anything to him. Why’d he have me? Anyone else think it was both kinds of abuse?
To be fair, some of these shows weren't originally aired on Disney Channel, they were just syndicated, they originally aired on ABC which Disney bought sometime in the '90s basically why you see a lot of old TGIF shows have an episode where they go to Disney World (Disney didn't even air the BMW drinking episode for awhile because of the content)...the '00s+ ones though are all Disney Channel; If you want to see actual "darker" problems that were on Disney, I'd check out "So Weird" or "Ready or Not" but those were just aired on Disney and actually Canadian-based
I thought it was with her boyfriend at the time. The one that was getting Emma into trouble & was starting to get rebellious with Jessie & he kept calling Jessie “The Help”
Don't forget on wizards of Waverley place on the episode wizards vs were wolfs mason turn to a wolf and Juliet turn old Alex and Justin was heart broken they both lost people they really care about on that episode and I'm sure everyone was crying while watching the episode to 😧
Very very great list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever you should make more videos of this great list 😊❤
There is the scene in the Even Stevens Movie when it looks like Ren has killed Louis followed Tim Meadows Miles' emotional breakdown that he caused it.
Waiting for Top 10 Christmas Songs That Are Hard To Sing(Carol Of The Bells, All I Want For Christmas Is You, Here Comes Santa Claus, This Christmas, Caroling Caroling, White Christmas, etc.), Top 10 Worst Things That Happened to Nick Jr(Face getting redesigned in 2003, Moose and Zee being retired, Noggin becoming the Nick Jr. channel, Nick Jr. Sings, Amby and Dexter, and other short Nick Jr. segments ending, Blue's Room, The Binyah Binyah spinoff, etc.), Top 10 80s Movies That Kids Shouldn't Watch(Revenge Of The Nerds, Say Anything, Can't Buy Me Love, The Color Purple, Robocop, The Terminator, The Running Man, Maximum Overdrive, Cujo, etc. 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬), Top 10 Changes to Veggietales That Made Fans Rage Quit(Veggietales In The House, The New Opening, Bob and Larry having their Vegietales In The House Designs, Big Idea Studios going bankrupt, etc.), etc. 📺🎥🎥🎬🎬🎬
Finally someone else who remembers mech x4. I used to love that show back in middle school. I never got to finish it (Disney only aired the first season of the show translated in my language, before cancelling due to poor ratings, and I didn't know enough English back then to be able to understand the rest), but I should totally give it a rewatch now that I am older
As a kid who suffered a lot of trauma from bullying I loved the episode of Austin and Ally when Trish was bullied because it helped me connect with the character but it really hit me hard. People, especially kids, don't understand how mean they can be and they think it's all fun. And teachers don't do anything about it usually.
I'm no "smart guy" but I feel like the Karen employing people to follow black shoppers should be on here. Racial profiling is a recurring problem today
I work as a sales assistant at a high end clothing store, and let me tell you, the whole racial profiling thing, it's still very much going on. Every time a poc enters the store, the guard announces us all via station and management makes us follow the poor folks throughout the store and spy on them. I feel so so so bad for them, it must be humiliating to always be treated as a criminal with no evidence.
@@xxx_these.flightless.wings_xxx if they feel something is suspicious going on with them, it's defenedable. If they feel something suspicious going on with them but coincidentally they are black, it depends. But if they suspect they r thieves bc they are black then that's a nono
I'm guessing you're American, so let me tell you as someone who is not, for the rest of the world, a literal child yielding a gun for fun is pretty crazy stuff
I’m surprised to see an entry from Boy Meets World on here because earlier lists stated that television series that didn’t originate on Disney didn’t qualify. I guess the rules have changed?
correction error here boy meets world and sister sister are not property of disney channel they're just not however when it comes to peer pressure intermediation or you don't know best policy is to ask an adult if you don't know ask
Even as a kid I hated when they would hqve the actual actors soeak to yoy at the end. The eoisode was oowerful enough on its own. Bow that I'm an adult Instill dont like it lol but I understand why they do it...kinda
This list should've been named Top 10 Times Disney Channel Shows Tackled Serious Issues instead because that's exactly what this is all about. Even though a couple of choices on here align with Mojo's woke agenda.
Which Disney moment did YOU find the darkest? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Most Shocking Disney Channel Fan Theories - th-cam.com/video/x5umrbL_ZCo/w-d-xo.html
ℍ𝕒𝕟𝕟𝕒𝕙 𝕄𝕠𝕟𝕥𝕒𝕟𝕒 𝕒𝕟𝕕 𝔸𝕟𝕕𝕚 𝕄𝕒𝕔𝕜
All of them
Wizards of waverly place
@@Missmagazinebura agreed that show is for kids yet it’s Halloween episode was terrifying
I liked that we never actually saw Riley's bully, who was a metaphor for the viewers who criticised Riley's character for being annoying.
Facts
It was the one who flirted with Lucas in season 1
I think it was show that Riley’s bully could be anybody, even the viewers.
What I love most about "Girl meets Rileytown" is that we're never shown **who** is bullying Riley, and it's an amazing aspect of the episode because we never know specifically who is causing Riley harm, all we see is the terrible effects it has on Riley and her loved ones and Riley's growth and learning to love herself. A truly beautiful episode on something so horrible, but extremely real.
The one episode in Girl Meets World, where the characters are given the assignment to forgive someone for what they did. Maya tried to forgive her dad for abandoning her, but couldn't. In the end, Corey asks if she forgave herself and she broke down crying. It always hit hard
it sucks when a kid blames themselves for a parent abandoning them
I cried more times watching GMW than any other.
@@johnmatuszak3252literally every week it was a “try not to cry” challenge 😭
Ironically reminds me of Sabrina Carpenter’s song “Emails I Can’t Send” which is about her real life father & how she can’t forgive him for what he did to her family & her mother.
The That's So Raven episode where Raven was refused a job was pretty dark. But the episode of Raven's Home with Booker almost being arrested was even darker.
I remember watching that episode on that's so raven as well.😊
Yes! I was horrified watching that episode!
@@HadassahBuie oh really well why exactly?😊.
@@HadassahBuie and I also remember that one Lizzie McGuire episode where Miranda didn't what to eat anything just to lose weight I felt really sorry for her and to people that had to go through that.😊
The 1930s racism is a lot dark because of people being judged by the color of their skin and it still happens today and the one dark moment missed is Booker being racially profiled by the cop in Raven's home and it just angered me a lot
Yes it anger's me when i see or hear discrimination against people especially if they're of color but discrimination not just about race it is also about gender sexual orientation or religion hate is hate no matter what form it take's
Nowadays,the straight white people are automatically the bad guys,and that's racist and sexist.
@@JohnathanHouston-uq6hywhy does your comment matter here? Like, yes…but, what made you read this and be like “wellllll alsoooo”
@@j.m251because they're accurate. Why is it always only about one demographic?
And the sad reality is that discrimination can still happen today.😔
I liked that "Boy Meets World" wasn't afraid to delve into underage drinking or cults, especially on the Disney Channel. Its spinoff also did the same, but less effectively, in my opinion.
I feel like GMW would've been able too if it had been on a network channel as well. They pushed as much as they could with it being directly on Disney.
I both love and hate that it's usually Shawn that gets involved and needs help
@antoniacosta6221 100% agree. Also, Shawn only drank because he didn't want Cory going down alone after he was reeling from his break with Topanga, and he still ended up with the raw deal in the end.
@trinaq contrary to popular belief Disney isn't bad at handling these types of topics its just since around 2010 alot of parents were claiming that a lot of Disney shows were bringing up topics that were Risqué like Death , Dating social cues, sexuality in general you know the real things that whoever watching has probably has gone through or knows someone who has. Like I remember reading somewhere that If GMW would have continued Maya (Sabrina's character) would have gotten into a serious situation with a older guy (Not Josh) at a college party and that the love triangle would have gotten more tangled with Riley and Maya maybe hooking up. There was a lot they could've done if they were giving a chance
Yeah
like Dawson’s Creek, Beverly Hills 90210 & a bunch of other 90s/early 2000s teen shows that ticked a bunch of issues or similar ones. Wish we would get more shows like this. But instead we get shows like Riverdale of all things 🤢. I don’t want to sound like an senior old man or anything but it’s true what they say, they really don’t make em like they used to.
I think one problem I've had with when these DComs try to handle serious subjects is that it's always a one episode thing.
Like Lizzie's best friend has an eating disorder for an episode, but she's over it by the time the credits roll.
Issues like this take months, if not years of work, to get under control, and you never "get over it" completely.
I agree with the remark about serious problems always being resolved in a single episode, but this issue has never been exclusive to Disney. This has been happening for decades on numerous networks even in shows for adults.
Just FYI, DCOMs stands for Disney Channel Original Movies. This video was just about Disney Channel television shows and syndicated shows that were later shown on that network.
My best friend has one. Has had it since she was 15. It’s absolutely devastating to watch her go through.
These are more emotional and moral boosters than dark
0:25 : skipping meals
1:23 :online hate
2:25 :body issues
3:21 :1930s racism
4:26 :alcohol use disorder
5:31 inappropriate pictures
6:41 a gun
7:39 discrimination
8:41 intimidation
9:55: stranger danger
thank you so much
@@x.editor892 no problem
The episode of Smart Guy with the creeper on the Internet reminded me of the Bicycle Man episode of Diff'rent Strokes. Luckily, unlike Arnold and Dudley, TJ refused to leave Karen behind.
Yup that is correct. It also reminded me of “The Counselor” episode of Mr. Belvedere when Wesley stops his friend Kyle from taking a ride from that counselor and “The Uh-Oh Feeling” episode of Webster when Webster helps his friend Beth dealing with that substitute teacher.
Me too OMG 😅
That Austin and Ally episode was a great example. I remember it was this girl Margot who started those mean comments about Trish because Trish got the lead in the play. Some would say about it “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And we’re talking about teenage girls”
kinda sad how people learned nothing and raini got bullied irl by an unfunny meme.
I didn't knew my childhood shows had such dark moments, thank goodness this channel made me remember them. Thanks, Emely, and a happy wednesday afternoon to you as well. Take care and God bless you, and greetings from Colombia.
I cried when Booker was almost arrested in Raven's Home. It felt so real & awful for Disney 😢
recently on raven's home. booker get his license and gets to drive his grandfather classic car. he gets pulled over. the cop doesnt believe him. almost gets arrested before victor shows up.
so for several episodes booker does everything to NOT drive. he takes the bus, Scoot (their version of uber), train, bike, whatever just to avoid driving.
That Austin & Ally episode hit hard for me when I watched it. I was in elementary school and I was getting badly bullied at the time. Though, all through elementary school I was teased quite a bit. Elementary school kids can be mean man!
Sister Sister, Boy Meets World and Smart Guy were not originally made for Disney Channel, but rerun.
They already said that
No surprise that a single moment from Secrets of Sulphur Springs doesn't make the list. I'd argue that the current season had THE darkest moment I've seen on Disney Channel!
Which one of the almost 30 that series has? Seriously, is so underrated and so good
I like the episode of Austin and Ally and how it shows what bullying is like and it relatable. The cast did a good job bring it to life and
1:31 yeah that made me cry 😢😢😢😢
She’s tough but makes it a heavy topic
I know you did a top 10 darkest nickelodeon episodes, but you should do a top 10 darkest nickelodeon moments
The downside of the body issues ep of zack and cody was maddie's and london's actions to control their body was kinda played for laughs. With a laugh track. Even full house saw the dangers of a crash diet
I remember that episode of That's So Raven! I watched it with my mom and it taught me to treat everybody equally
I loved Beauties and Bullies from Austin and Ally. I love that Trish is so badass and devil may care but she’s vulnerable in that episode, which I admire.
What bothers me is that people say that she can be mean sometimes and deserved it. While I agree that Trish can be mean, she has plenty of redeeming characteristics and it doesn’t justify her being bullied at all.
Not to mention Trish never did anything that mean
@@jackpearce367 Exactly!!
@@audreytheausllyologist502 yeah and I remember watching the episode on Lizzie McGuire when Miranda didn't want to get anything just to lose weight and I felt really sorry for her in that episode.😊
I just think number 9 was rather sad than dark
I used to watch all lot Disney Channel shows when I grew up as a kid! Disney shows helped me all lot through my life!
same here I still enjoy watching them not all the time but still enjoy them.😊
When I read the video title, I was for sure we were going to see things like zombies invading Gravity Falls, Marcy Wu gets stabbed and possessed, & Luz and Hunter exploring Belos' memories
I think we’ll get that as a separate list.
The issues of real life problems is more dangerous and at the same time more insidious. It’s a good thing that even sitcoms tackle it occasionally.
Cassandra's Revenge 🗿
"Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure"
0:24 Eating Disorders (Lizzie MaQuire)
1:23 Online Bullying (Austin & Ally)
2:25 Body Issues (The Suite life of Zack & Cody)
3:22 Racism (Ant Farm)
4:26 Alcohol Use (Boy Meets World)
5:31 Photos (Sister Sister)
6:41 Gun Violence (Andy Mack)
7:38 Discrimination (That’s so Raven)
8:41 Intimidation (Girl meets World)
9:56 Stranger Danger (Smart Guy)
Number 9 hit me hard. When i was in school i was harassed by my classmates so much i tried ending me
Thank you for living.
Lizzie Mcguire's episode is very important.second is Avonlea when one of the cast members passed away was very emotional.
Darkest Disney channel moments
These are darkest moments that’s really hard to watch in Disney channel shows
Pretending to have a disability- Suite life of Zack and Cody
Emma Ross Adapting to a new family-Jessie
Sibling rivalry- Wizards of Waverly Place
Miley’s horse almost dies Hannah Montana
Being Rated- Liv & Maddie
Vaping- Raven’s Home
Coming out of the closet- Andi Mack
Vamping?!?!?! 😳
@@daviddaniels4020 She meant vaping.
@@Steven-pn8kd thank you for noticing I didn’t realized I spelled that wrong so I went back spelled it correctly
@@Steven-pn8kd oh. Ok. Sorry about that.
@@ellensweigert754 😊
I remember watching Austin and Ally for the first time and feeling so bad for Trish she is my favorite character she shouldn’t have been bullied
Amphibia VS The Owl House!
Discord VS Bill Cipher!
Steven Universe VS Star vs the Forces of Evil!
In regards to the Austin and Ally episode,... let's be honest, no one listens. There are people who KNOW and are aware that what they're saying can hurt, but they still say it for some sense of self-satisfaction.
I felt so bad for Trish 😭❤️
Why not just title the video Top 10 Darkest Live Action Disney Channel Moments then?
and I remember watching that episode on Lizzie McGuire when Miranda really didn't want to eat anything just to lose weight in other words she was ashamed of her body I felt really sorry for her and for anymore that had go through that.😊
If the Disney Channel Latin American shows were included on this list, OH BOY.
Kids almost dying in fires… kidnappings… adult woman pushing teenage girl down the stairs…
The boy meets world one should’ve been when their classmate was being beat by her dad
Agreed. Though I’ve always wondered if it was only that kind of abuse. Something in the way the actress played her made it seem like it was both kinds of abuse. Especially the last line we hear her speak: I never did anything to him. Why’d he have me?
Anyone else think it was both kinds of abuse?
For real @MsMojo y'all know how to make entertaining lists. This Series Top 10/20 Darkest is my favorite ❤
Thanks for watching!
@MsMojo no doubt Merry Christmas! ❤️
You shouldn't say "darkest"
@@MikeRotch-ur7sx why? Easily offended? It's the name of the title
@@SheriffOutlaw it's offensive to dark people
To be fair, some of these shows weren't originally aired on Disney Channel, they were just syndicated, they originally aired on ABC which Disney bought sometime in the '90s basically why you see a lot of old TGIF shows have an episode where they go to Disney World (Disney didn't even air the BMW drinking episode for awhile because of the content)...the '00s+ ones though are all Disney Channel; If you want to see actual "darker" problems that were on Disney, I'd check out "So Weird" or "Ready or Not" but those were just aired on Disney and actually Canadian-based
Wasn't there an episode of Jessie that covered peer pressure in Emma's grade?
Was that the episode where a girl is stealing Emma's friends?
@@alessandroortiz379friends wanna b shunned I think
Possibly, I don't remember.
I thought it was with her boyfriend at the time. The one that was getting Emma into trouble & was starting to get rebellious with Jessie & he kept calling Jessie “The Help”
@@kimberlybellard6972 that's bad fellas
Idk why but #4 just being called “A gun” was kinda funny 💀
This is going to sound weird, but I love these dark moments lists ❤️🖤
Don't forget on wizards of Waverley place on the episode wizards vs were wolfs mason turn to a wolf and Juliet turn old Alex and Justin was heart broken they both lost people they really care about on that episode and I'm sure everyone was crying while watching the episode to 😧
That is a beautiful episode and one of my personal favorites!
I'm tired of discrimination.😡😠👿
Skipping meals should have been #1. This scarrrrrrrrrrreeeddddd me for life
Very very great list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever you should make more videos of this great list 😊❤
*Top 10 Darkest Animated Disney Channel Moments
*Top 10 Darkest Cartoon Network Moments
*Top 10 Darkest Nickelodeon Moments
*Top 10 Darkest Netflix Moments
*Top 10 Most Unforgivable Live-Action and Animated Disney Channel Moments
*Top 10 Disney Channel Moments That Left Us Speechless
There is the scene in the Even Stevens Movie when it looks like Ren has killed Louis followed Tim Meadows Miles' emotional breakdown that he caused it.
Waiting for Top 10 Christmas Songs That Are Hard To Sing(Carol Of The Bells, All I Want For Christmas Is You, Here Comes Santa Claus, This Christmas, Caroling Caroling, White Christmas, etc.), Top 10 Worst Things That Happened to Nick Jr(Face getting redesigned in 2003, Moose and Zee being retired, Noggin becoming the Nick Jr. channel, Nick Jr. Sings, Amby and Dexter, and other short Nick Jr. segments ending, Blue's Room, The Binyah Binyah spinoff, etc.), Top 10 80s Movies That Kids Shouldn't Watch(Revenge Of The Nerds, Say Anything, Can't Buy Me Love, The Color Purple, Robocop, The Terminator, The Running Man, Maximum Overdrive, Cujo, etc. 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬), Top 10 Changes to Veggietales That Made Fans Rage Quit(Veggietales In The House, The New Opening, Bob and Larry having their Vegietales In The House Designs, Big Idea Studios going bankrupt, etc.), etc. 📺🎥🎥🎬🎬🎬
You gotta have mech x4 and SOSS in this those have dark moments
Finally someone else who remembers mech x4. I used to love that show back in middle school. I never got to finish it (Disney only aired the first season of the show translated in my language, before cancelling due to poor ratings, and I didn't know enough English back then to be able to understand the rest), but I should totally give it a rewatch now that I am older
Dark Disney
Please do Top 10 times reality show contestants had to leave the competition.
As a kid who suffered a lot of trauma from bullying I loved the episode of Austin and Ally when Trish was bullied because it helped me connect with the character but it really hit me hard. People, especially kids, don't understand how mean they can be and they think it's all fun. And teachers don't do anything about it usually.
Disney is trying to learn from its mistakes from its past films and create a better tomorrow
Well, I'd say their not doing a very good job at it, especially with all their bad movies these days, both 3D and live action.
As soon as I read the title I knew that Andi Mack was going to be there. Also That’s So Raven.
Oh man, I think every person of a certain age remembers that “Smart Guy” episode viscerally.
I'm no "smart guy" but I feel like the Karen employing people to follow black shoppers should be on here. Racial profiling is a recurring problem today
I work as a sales assistant at a high end clothing store, and let me tell you, the whole racial profiling thing, it's still very much going on. Every time a poc enters the store, the guard announces us all via station and management makes us follow the poor folks throughout the store and spy on them. I feel so so so bad for them, it must be humiliating to always be treated as a criminal with no evidence.
@@xxx_these.flightless.wings_xxx if they feel something is suspicious going on with them, it's defenedable. If they feel something suspicious going on with them but coincidentally they are black, it depends. But if they suspect they r thieves bc they are black then that's a nono
Pedophilia is worse, though.
You know disney is really good cover up is we never unexpected didn't we? a
An episode of Hannah Montana where Oliver has Diabetes
Where's the Hannah Montana episode where Miley's horse almost dies from being stung by a scorpion?
4:29/9:03
7:15 Why is it bad that he has it? If he took it to school, I get it, but to shoot watermelons is nothing unless something else was going on
I'm guessing you're American, so let me tell you as someone who is not, for the rest of the world, a literal child yielding a gun for fun is pretty crazy stuff
@@xxx_these.flightless.wings_xxx Isn't he like 17? (And yes I am American)
@@ibperson I'm 19 and I'd be terrified of the idea of someone my age just casually holding a gun
i hope you do a cartoon version of this
How about wizards of waverly gorog and justin turning evil ?
It still surprises me that having big butt ws a bad thing 😂
Rather than "darkest moments" these are "serious moments"
I literally cried for Trish I that episode of Austin and Ally
How is gargoyles not on this this? Brooklyn literally shoots her with a gun and it shows her blood 🩸
Do internet chat rooms still exist so pretty sure they're not around anymore because people pretend to be someone they're not.
Oh 1 hand I’ll never get the no eating thing because Lizzie’s friend is already skinny but on the other hand …… yikes
I know right I remember watching that episode as well but I really didn't think about that I mean wow.😊
2:27 I didn’t remember that
Bring back Honourable mentions I know they’re in some videos but it seems like they’re getting in less and less videos now
I’m surprised to see an entry from Boy Meets World on here because earlier lists stated that television series that didn’t originate on Disney didn’t qualify. I guess the rules have changed?
More to the point, just about any episode from the final three seasons could qualify for his list.
Wait, do Sister Sister, Smart Guy, and Boy Meets World count? They first appeared on other channels
The gun episode was stupid. I still prefer The Right To Bear Arms. The guns aren’t the killers. It’s the person who pulls the trigger.
7:16 it’s censored, even though people know what it is
😱they used a gun in a recent year show on THIS channel
correction error here boy meets world and sister sister are not property of disney channel they're just not however when it comes to peer pressure intermediation or you don't know best policy is to ask an adult if you don't know ask
It’s so dark!
Why isn’t sister sister on Disney channel
Disney +
I dont think the title "Darkest" Fits. We can say Real or Serious.
Just gonna ignor the smoking episode in sister sister
as a anorexic... i know what its like i passed out like 3 times. not joking
Austin & Ally’s episode on bullying wasn’t that good
The Static Shock Episode about bullying was pretty spooky too.
Even as a kid I hated when they would hqve the actual actors soeak to yoy at the end. The eoisode was oowerful enough on its own. Bow that I'm an adult Instill dont like it lol but I understand why they do it...kinda
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This list should've been named Top 10 Times Disney Channel Shows Tackled Serious Issues instead because that's exactly what this is all about. Even though a couple of choices on here align with Mojo's woke agenda.