Recess Jokes That Wouldn't Air Today
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- Growing up, Recess was one of my favourite TV shows. These are a collection of Recess jokes that would never air on television if the show was made and aired today. Enjoy the video and subscribe if you enjoyed it.
#thesmileyking #recess #jokes
The Kindergarteners being an unruly tribe is the funniest running joke on the show.
I do love how it's a world-wide phenomenon as well, it's not just the American 5-year-olds.
As someone who photographs school children for a living, it's so far from the truth it becomes hilarious. The kindergarteners are almost always the most well-behaved.
yeah depicting little children who are very aggressive and hard to communicate with as a resemblance to indigenous tribes is hilarious right (im being sarcastic of course)
@@user-iu4of8ww8c no sry it is that funny cuase a joke is a joke get da f over ya self and elogical childish race nonsense there is no races we are all from adam and eve who were in the very middle light brown between black and lightest brown there is no blacks there is no china and so on we are alll the same race just from a diff area which made us look diff
@@abstruseglitch It's so cute that you think kindergartners are like that every single day, and not _only_ because it's Picture Day.
When I was in elementary school, I was the PTA's favorite slave-er, "babysitter," because my mom was on the PTA and I was the oldest kid forced to stay after school between 4th and 6th grade.
I couldn't break up fights between the tykes, or I'd get in trouble because Zero Tolerance. I couldn't try to find a teacher to break up fights because I'd get in trouble for leaving the tykes alone. I couldn't punish them with timeouts because I wasn't allowed the authority, but got in trouble if they went _"too_ wild," which they _always _*_did._*
And when my younger brothers went through elementary school and became the new babysitters-I mean, *slaves* for the PTA, they had just as bad of horror stories.
And that's not even *_touching_* the living nightmare that was daycare. I had to go to afterschool daycare during 3rd grade and the kindergartner room was constantly filled with the screams of the damned.
Maybe we just lived in a ghetto or something, but kindergartners have always been creatures before they've been humans.
“It’s wrong bullying on people unless it’s in the best geopolitical interests of the United States of America”. I DIED!
He said lean on not bullying
That would anger a certain party.
@@KazeShikamaruWho? It sounds fine
@@KazeShikamaru Both parties in the US have blatantly lied to wage war in the interest of money.
@@JimmyFantage I won't say who but I do agree it sounds fine.
"Fat Man to Little Boy"
This line probably gave the Japanese some flashbacks
Underrated joke
WAIT
HOLY SHIT I KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS NOW
That took me completely off guard its even better because they primed you to think about military history with all the army stuff going on in the episode. I loved this show as a kid and its nice to see looking back that its as good as I remember.
Here I was thinking it was a pedo joke but now, holy crap that's bad xD
@@Vanessomatic being from the place where little boy was constructed (or technically where uranium was enriched for it) I actually got that joke as a kid! (Since they have a museum about it)
Rest In Peace
Voice Actors Of Mikey & Principal Prickly
I didn't even know they had the same voice actor
1. Did not know they were the same VA!
2. NOT MIKEYYYYYY 😭😭😭😭
Mikey was my favorite when I was a kid…
@@CosplayCore Mikey the kid was voiced by a different actor, but yes, now after looking it up, you are correct. My favorite character however, will always be T.J.
And Mikey's singing voice actor. May all three rest in peace
The "Fat Man" to "Little Boy" being a Nuke reference went over my head for the longest time, lol
RIP Dabney Coleman aka Principal Pete Prickley.
Don't forget about Mikey's voices. Both his speaking and singing voices are dead.
Dabney hun
Sad
I remember when a former teacher built a laser so that he could bring the moon closer to earth just so he could get rid of recess at school. Good times.
That was a great movie.
@@TheSmileyK1ngagreed
That was the movie and it was to get rid of summer vacation
@@MonkeyDLooney indeed it was, also recess is what the characters referred to it as.
@@MonkeyDLooney either way
"No gathering! This ball is property of the state!"
Damn you communism!
"no gathering no gathering this ball is the property of the state!" I forgot there was a time when Disney did not kowtow to China. No way they would make a joke like that now.
genuine question, what do you mean by this? In what way has disney been doing this? Pretty much every single American media export is censored in some way when played overseas, it's not unique to Disney, they just want to make money so they tweak certain aspects to make it more "acceptable" for different countries. (usually censoring queer representation or certain words) Disney certainly is probably more watered down now but not because they're bowing down to China or anything lol
It's simple economics; a market of 1.4 billion is much larger than a market of 330 million. Just be happy Disney media isn't made in Chinese, and dubed to English.
Now they heavily pander bc of greed
Which is the obvious main reason
"hey tubby, is that your dad?" 🤣
That’s my all time favorite recess quote
"You don't go around spouting truths like that!"
Gus having two Su*cide references flew over my head 💀
I loved the one where spinelli calls king bob some dumb kid then cornchip girl goes to say, "my big brother thinks I'm some dumb kid!" Then bobs bodyguard goes and says, "my mom called me some dumb kid just this morning!" That had me laughing so hard
Its like the 'I'm Spartacus' thing
"And I wanna be a 6ft Tall Body Builder named Moe but we live in something called REALITY".
Beautiful, Absolutely Beautiful. Chef's Kiss 😘
I love this joke so much!
She is so real for that
We need this joke for kids today, cuz unfortunately it looks like a lot of so called "adults" (If they even identify as that) think they can live in a fantasy world
@@RetroRenegade8706 I heavily agree
@@RetroRenegade8706 Turns out you can be tall bodybuilder called Moe. Unless you are a coward
Bro they said "the ball is the property of the state", I'm fucking dying 😂
“Your Uncle Mary?”
“Don’t ask.”
😂😂😂
Could be short for Marion (the birth name of John Wayne, for one.)
@@NotABot55 We all know that’s not what the writers were thinking
Meriadoc
I don’t understand
@@GoobieMienetteTransformers...
As a kid I remember the dialouge being pretty witty but this stuff it still pretty sharp!
The North Korean dodgeball joke had me rolling lololol
Either NK or China.
It’s China because the building you see in the background is very likely a portion of The Forbidden City. (I think that’s the name)
Yeah it's definitely China, and that was the forbidden city in the background
I forgot how many jokes about communism this show had. Was it supposed to be set at the end of the Cold War?
@@DeRien8 recess canonically takes place in the 90’s according to Gus during the episode “first name ashely”
Hey, it’s the 90’s
And as most of these kids are between 8-10, they very likely got a little taste of that from the late 80’s era that the early 90’s carried, also remember their parents who lived through a lot of that mentality as well.
I myself was born right at the start of the 90’s on the dot just about but for our house we were always behind on tech and such (which frankly I think is excellent for growing up as it makes you less addicted to tech and appreciate the old classics)
So though I grow up during the 90-2000’s, my pop culture exposure was 8-10 years older than that most of my “nostalgia” is old timey 80’s stuff.
Recess is a great show because you can enjoy it as a kid and then understand certain dialouge refrences as an adult.
Same thing with Rugrats on Nickelodeon.
Disney+ even put up a disclaimer on some episodes that their content isn't really up to date with political correctness and how things are portrayed.
Disney can sometimes just suck
Weak
Lmao Disney is going broke
I have it too but I don’t bother after the disclaimer because I felt some shows may be edited. All the episodes are here on TH-cam ❤
One of many reasons why modern Disney is trash lol.
RIP to Principal Prickly. The principal we all wish we had had as kids.
No way Prickly let TJ get away with too much stuff and rarely listened to Randall selfless suggestions.
I didn't even know that the guy who voiced principal prickly passed away not only did he voice principal prickly he also voiced Mikey as well
😊
Thank you for adding the Subliminal messages joke!! Talk about on the nose considering this was a Disney company cartoon.
Our boys Paul and Joe were snitching on Disney way before anyone else!
You forgot the episode at the old folks home where Gretchen is speaking to one old man “I’m just not getting anywhere... perhaps you would like to discuss the topic of subatomic particles?”
“...now that I’m declassified I would be delighted. I happened to be one of the lead scientists on the Manhattan Project.”
Dude!
Well it's thanks to Michael Eisner that ran the company from 1984 - 2005 that pretty much wanted some sort of mature content included in the company, not just the focus on families and children.
Mikey's geat uncle Mary... 😂😂😂
Dont ask
💀💀💀
"HE GOT A NOTE!!☠️"
And try to stop him to end himself.
"Fatman to littleboy" oooooooohnoooooooooooooooooo
I didn't know I didn't knowwwwww!
Other than the race/ethnicity jokes, most of these jokes could probably slip by today in the right context. SpongeBob has made multiple su*cide jokes over the years, and fat-shaming is a staple of Peppa Pig.
That Fat Man Little Boy joke might not make it
I can see the "great uncle Mary" joke getting a show canned. Trans stuff is the internets current fixation
@@megaspit
Wait why? Wouldn't that be "empowering" or whatever?
@@Vaguer_Weevil sure, unless anything could possibly be taken as negative. Then it's cancel worthy. It's only empowering if you shower then with praise
Maybe I’m just blanking, but when did SpongeBob make suicide jokes?
"you are so dreamy"
"Oh get a hamster"
😂😂😂
'Give back money?! That's like so un-American!" Girl's in the know! 😂
The fact it’s all over the spectrum really makes it long lasting. Actual centrist comedy done right lol
Recess do reruns sometimes, and it still turns out just fine. It gathers dark theories, but that's about it. In fact, there was a drawing of them recently as adults and I must say, it does blow you away how long ago this was.
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The world needs jokes like more now then ever
But do we need jokes from over two decades ago? jk
@@Bezaliel13 There timeless
@@Bezaliel13yes yes we do
@@ZephyrBW
That is no excuse for not making up new jokes.
@@devernepersonal3636
... Why?
Recess was a great show.
We have honestly lost so much joy.
@JN-so6wtdon’t know about that. My world was small as a kid. No one in school had constant access to social media, worldwide information, opinions and adult content 24/7. We only knew what was happening around the block and with other kids at school. Is that ignorance? You be the judge, but it was certainly a much happier time. We were socialized on our own, outside of the home, our parents weren’t tracking us or logging in to see if we had homework. We had to be trusted to be responsible for ourselves and our schoolwork and we were trusted to be where we said we were going. Growing up during this shows initial run was the last great time to be a kid. It was so much fun. We are now living in kind of a nihilistic, amoral, atheistic, safety/fitness obsessed (lost our souls so we obsess over our bodies) era where nothing matters, people are generally apathetic, people are reportedly more lonely than every before and kids today have it pretty bad tbh.
@@BB-ed4om What's wrong with being an atheist?
The kindergarteners in this show remind me of some modern adults.
Still relevant now. Tis the power of everlasting cartoons, baby.
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@@ghoulbuster1😑
I was today years old when I finally realized Guru Kid is a "Lord of the Flies" reference.
You could argue all the kindergartners are a Lord of the Flies reference.
@@bbworks159please shout it at all the people who randomly assume they’re a racist stereotype
I guess the reason people feel that way is because that makes them viewed as savages. They probably have a problem with Lord of the Flies as well
I never knew that, I never read the book
@@kaylatarapaskoski2390 I only saw the movie
I remember watching this show when I was little and a lot of what it was about flew over my head.
Now, I’m watching these clips out of context and I feel like this show is like the kid version of King of the Hill. It’s got a similar art style, brand of commentary humor, and feel to it that reminds me of King of the Hill and I think that’s really funny.
Bobby Hill was also voiced by Pamela Adlen
7:38 I just realized, the playground has a barbed wire fence around it...
😂😂😂Whyyy??
@@ADanielle18because school felt like prison to most kids 😂😂
Meanwhile, I was always aware of the barbed wire fence when I grew up watching this show. It became so normalized to me, I had to read this to realize it’s not normal 😂
There's a theory that all the kids are there to be put in the military and develop different military strategies
In-city school in Cincinnati, normal stuff.
This show was my childhood on 1 Saturday morning and Lloyd and Space. ❤
Do you have to be a worm to work at Wormhole National Park?
Really wish llyod in space was on Disney +
And Pepper Ann, another good show that was ahead of its time in some ways, but mostly pretty light-hearted.
Lloyd in Space*
Lloyd in Space had a gender neutral alien in it, right?
Damn one clip in and I’m already like “Yep. I should’ve binged this show as a kid”
Some of these jokes were absolutely savage and I love it
10:46 getting into "a" relationship(s) in Persona
11:00 valentines day in Persona
Hoo, boy!
🧢
Fourth grade? What do you feed these kids? DAMN
15:09 “Give BACK money?! But that’s absolutely UN-American!” 🤣 now THAT had me on the floor!
this show was so fuckin funny. my absolute favorite jokes in the whole show are "kids today don't know the joys of a good gherkin. seems they're more taken with their video games and sequel movies." and "yeah, right. Gus couldn't cream corn."
This show was so smart. So much of it's political commentary flew right over our heads, the hierarchical structure is so well written.
As a kid i always felt a little sorry for Mikey for getting all the fat kid jokes since i was the fat kid in my school
But now i'm thankful they were there, it made me uncomfort, it made me want to take action and now at 22 i feel i'm doing pretty good
You do need criticism to know what to improve
Someone who cannot handle advice is someone you should propably get far from
Very well said and really good on you for taking action! 👏
I must have missed all the jokes that wouldn't air today, because I didn't see anything wrong with any of them.
Yeah me too
We just live in a sensitive society
Same here
Well depends if you are active on twitter or live in a blue state in america I guess. Oh and it depends if you read or watch anything news related.
Same thing I said! Mind you the show is based on the creators real childhood memories 😂 how would one get offended by a satire of someone’s childhood is beyond me smh.
"My new nose"
Oh wow!😂
I also worked in a nursery beiefly, can confirm recess is accurate!
It's reasons like this why I always prefer 90's & 2000's animated shows. Because back then, especially when it came to kids shows, they had actual good writers and they were able to write jokes that got over kids heads without worrying about offending someone. Now days, a lot of jokes in modern kids shows, I just groan in frustration, because of how bad they are written, while older kids shows didn't treat it's general audience like idiots. And as years go by, even older viewers can appreciate and enjoy these older shows. Just because something is old, doesn't always make it bad. Heck, I'm 29 and I still enjoy watching older kids shows even to this very day. And if I ever have kids of my own, I would definitely want them to experience watching the animated shows I grew up with, including Recess as well.
...Do you ever watch newer cartoons?
You first wax poetic about how "back then" writers didn't worry about censorship, but then you claim claim you have watched newer cartoons and that the jokes are just bad.
But you don't assert that the writers are being stifled by censorship? 🤔
It sounds like you aren't even 30 yet you've decided to be a judgemental old fart already.
You don't know anything about the landscape of animation in the late 90s and early 2000s at all if you think they had less censorship- this was the peak of Never Say Die.
Of when Batman Beyond had to jump through hoops in production due to violence. When the E10 rating for games was introduced. The fall of the extreme gore fad, and even the tail end of grossout.
Shows were getting way more sensitive and PC in this era, all things considered.
I really don't think you're watching the right shows or giving new shows an honest chance if you have such an uninformed perspective on animation as a whole.
If the jokes in new cartoons are bad and its not because they're obviously avoiding censorship, then maybe its a you problem, and you only give nostalgic cartoons a chance. You are the common denominator here.
If you really can't find anything of quality from all the shows out there these days, then that's honestly on you.
People consider being a fan of things like movies or animation a *hobby* for a reason- sometimes, things are enriched if you put a bit of effort into it.
If these shows mean something to you, learn about them. How they're made, who made them.
That's enough of a rabbit hole to lead you to new cartoons, honestly, because you start to want to support those same people, and what they're doing NOW.
Because they rarely just make the things you liked when you grew up and then go sitting on their asses when you decide to stop caring.
@@Bird-wz7nx A lot newer stuff, especially in the western entertainment industry aren't made by actual writers or talented creators, but instead are made by activists who got hired not because of their talents, but because of either their skin colour, pronouns, sexuality, etc. Now days, entertainment isn't about making something good, but more about how much political & woke messaging you can shove in people's throats. While I'm not saying all the new stuff from western entertainment is bad, but I do notice that the increase of bad or mediocre western entertainment is becoming more common now, then with actual well made entertainment that is actually made by real passion & hard work. While older entertainment isn't perfect either, it still had better writing and passion put into it, then with newer entertainment. Heck, western entertainment of today has gotten so bad, that more people, including kids are more gearing towards anime & manga, then they do with anything that the west is trying put out these days. Because Japanese entertainment is still about entertaining the audience, instead of whatever the hell the west is trying to pull. Heck, Godzilla Minus One despite it's very limited budget, actually sold really well & did better then any movie modern Hollywood has shown in recent years. And what's worse about modern western entertainment is that people have a hard time to criticise it, without idiots pulling the -inst or -phobe cards just because someone doesn't like something modern or new. It's frustrating and because of that, why many people, myself included are either going back to older entertainment or just watch anime instead. Unless modern western entertainment change their ways, I'm not going to support modern entertainment, unless it's actually something good, but as for now, I could care less about new modern western entertainment.
@@Asaylum117 Some talented writers back then had body colors other than white, pronouns and interests other than the norm, and had to swallow these jokes (which are usually less funny if you know someone who is pigeonholed because of these jokes) to make their shows popular. Today, such artists can finally get by without these jokes for the most part and come up with their own jokes or work on making them funny for a wider audience.
@@farusofaura2280 If you seriously think modern humour is funnier then older humour, then you truly don't understand comedy at all. While yes, some older writers were diverse, at least back in the day, it wasn't treated like a commercial/promotional item & it didn't become their core identity or personality. Most modern writers basically self insert themselves and pretty much are preaching about their own identities, rather then making fictional characters that have their own soul & lives that live in their own fictional world. For example, one of my favourite writers is Dwayne McDuffie and he was black. But I didn't care about his skin colour or his pronouns or whatever. His writing skills is what made me admire him and because of him, we got to have great shows like Justice League Unlimited, Static Shock, Ben 10 Alien Force Seasons 1 & 2. And he even worked on a few DC animated films in the past. And I guarantee you, if he was alive today and saw what has become of animated shows now days, he would be very disappointed. I'm pretty certain he is rolling in his grave right now, knowing how bad or mediocre today's western entertainment writing has become.
@@farusofaura2280 too bad they dont have any talent to write jokes tho
3:33
Colorized footage of John McCain being captured in Vietnam 1967
"Fat man to Little boy" oh man thats pure gold
7:12 It helps that Lilo and Stitch came out around the time I was watching this show, so I was sort of familiar with these sort of hawaiian traditions.
I feel like the only jokes that wouldn’t fly too much today are the stereotypical jokes against other nationalities and the use of out of vogue words like midget. Otherwise, plenty of modern cartoons still make suicide and under the radar sexual jokes.
4:14 confirmed representation, no reboot required.
The dialogue in this series was something else
Seems like a lot of these jokes are mainly about the Chinese, Kindergarten Tribesmen and Gus being bullied.
10:43 spinelli predicted kpop 😂😂😂
8:29 is absolutely, shockingly unhinged
Why were there so many China jokes lmao??
Right 😂
It's.... complicated. Back then everyone was fascinated with China in many shows.
Because China is on the other side of the world; it's literally just to emphasize distance while still remaining within the setting of Earth.
Because Disney wasn't constantly sucking off China back then.
Murica 😂😂😂😂
I had no idea how good this cartoon was. HAHA, great!
Am I the only one who wondered if the "Great uncle merry" joke was also a reference to "Over Sea Under Stone"
You are not the only one.
Classic series.
It took me a while to figure what was wrong with some of these. Because I grew up with this show and a lot of the episodes had good messages and values.
Then I remembered, it’s the small details people get mad about.
"Tubby hungry!" 😆
Ruuun!
I will never forget The Box
The amount of time they reference Communism and being Patriotic Lmao
Wait, were their codenames the nuclear warheads dropped on Japan?
Fat Man and Little Boy?
Yes
Bombs" since a warhead is basically fired like a rocket. While the things that destroyed two major cities in Japan. Were dropped like what else? A bomb
4:20 We need this more than ever now.
Girls sitting around a doll chanting 'whatever'?
More like 4:12
Bro some of these jokes are wild 💀
Spinelli flirting with the principal and he says "Get a hipster!!" implying a hipster would date a literal child 💀
"Get a hamster"
@ZefDavenport lmao
I’m so glad you included the China joke with the kickball but Disney of course wouldn’t do that today
I need to rewatch this show. Its giving me that cozy nostalgic feeling.
Gus is Michael Douglas from _Falling Down._
Frank Grimes is.
It's been years since I saw a few of the episodes, yet here is the proof that this series was ahead of its time.
One not in the clips was when 3rd Street School has a kickball game against Prickley's twin brother's school. During his motivational speech to the kids, Prickley says, "My reputation as an educator and a man is at stake!"
Admittedly, there's a fair number of the jokes in the clips that would have been fine for S&P to give a pass.
Adults running the networks wouldn't air these, but that won't stop real schools and real life from *always* being just as unhinged. One way or another.
A simpler, more innocent time. Nothing wrong with any of these jokes. What mad times we live in now...
You know what I wish i was older when this was out a lot of theses flew over my head but it still was a favorite 😂😂
5:36 That’s Tony Jay!
7:02
OH NOOO!!!
You just brought back a terrifying memory I thought I deleted forever.
Did you leave out in "Principal for a Day" this exchange between Gretchen and Gus?
"I recognize Prickley, but who's that midget in the suit?"
"That's no midget, Gus, that's principal TJ.."
😂😂
I didn't.
@@TheSmileyK1ng Note to self: don't watch compilations at nearly 4 AM - you'll miss something. 😂😂
how is "midget" bad anyway? like,what else does it refer to if not just a little person? it's not like they have long history or being oppressed (best i can think of is being in circuses and freak shows but,like...so were a lot of people with a lot of (and sometimes way worse) medical issues). sure it can SOUND bad if you say it like that but so can literally anything else.
@@JT5555 Personally, I don't see how it is offensive either.
I just watched it so no lol
i really don't understand how a society that grew up on this show...and many others like this would grow up to be so sensitive over certain things, it's like we can't have fun anymore because of these overly sensitive pencil necks that will try to get us cancelled!
Most Twitter users and TikTok users basically grew up to be Randall lol
Yeah it’s sad
Different era
@@watchforever1724 better era
It was a handful who got empowered through social media.
like 5% were loud enough to get mainstream attention, which dominated the 95% who arent as batshit looney.
I feel like a buncha these would still work lol
13:05 I didn't know Joel was a voice actor on recess before joining Vinesauce
"4th grade; what do you feed these kids Prickly " 😂 idk why that was the one that got me
Every time I hear Gretchen now I think of Ellie from The Last of Us. Same actress.
Which one is Gretchen?
@@blueflare3848the tall one with red hair and glasses
@@janette2691
The nerdy one.
Where did you get that information?! Recess had ended production before that actress was even born! 😂
Yooooo "Earth mamma" and "big daddy" was crazyyyyy wurk 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Im so glad i could recognize most of these scenes
_"What happened to the diggers anyway?"_
*_T H E W H A T ? !_*
The diggers are two kids who love to make extremely large, long, and complicated tunnels.
@@bluej.studios4523 *_T H E W H A T_*
Wazzap my diggersz ... 😂😂😂😂😂
I watched this as a kid and didn't blink an eye at this. Different times
You went and became a vegetarian killed me when I rewatched this show recently
All jokes aside.....why the hell is the school surrounded by BARB WIRE FENCE?
Because prison
Why do schools looks like prisons?
Have you seen the kindergarteners
@@Katya_Lastochkabecause society is a prison and school is the first exposure
@@DuskLegend there i already a wooden fence around their play area.
They probably wouldn't say "midget" but I don't really see anything that wouldn't be in shows today other than that, maybe some of the fat jokes would be worded differently but it's not like any of these things are that bad, the political stuff might actually be more so 😂
Some people would find the Kindergarteners acting like savages racist. The thing is they aren't based off any particular tribe, that tribe cliche has been used to depicted tribes/natives on multiple continents so since it doesn't really represent anything in particular I don't view it as racist.
@@mattwolf7698 I could definitely see it done today, maybe differently in some ways but I still think it could be done. But there were some straight up normal scenes in this video lol
@@mattwolf7698 I would not even say that it built off human history, it goes from a small tribe to a recess kingdom the children are not even at the upper lvl. The joke has nothing to do with what people think it does.
The sad part is I don’t get what’s offensive 😂😂 80s baby here’s so… I love the fk outa this show and at 43 I STILL watch it as my sleepy time show for bed at least 3x-4x a week. My son is 19 and loves it too. I miss the old days when no one got offended 😢
Sadly, most writers now are too afraid to tell some jokes...
For our luck, there are some good writers like the one from Owl house and amphibia
I absolutely LOVE this series!
10:20 nah, thats just based xD
I remember watching recess in fox kids and a bumper was the creator of an animator showing you how to draw a character.
I grew up at the right time.
"...but we have to live in something called reality." Truly a line that would NEVER be allowed to air these days.
I’m intrigued. Why, tho? Just curious.
@@Sebastian-bu7oj Essentially you are not allowed to tell someone who is at beast a 5 foot girl that she can never be a 6 foot bodybuilder named Moe. If she wants it then its possible regardless of reality.
@@Sebastian-bu7ojskittle-haired people
Yup. Reality and truth are too offensive for some types of people these days lol.
Waaaahhhh
so basically the entire show
Most of these aren't even that bad!
They aren't, but they are jokes about topics you can't joke about nowadays without risking backlash.
@@TheSmileyK1ng Could you give some specific examples?
@@dirckthedork-knight1201 He's right. You can't even give someone a look without risking confrontation these days.
@@dirckthedork-knight1201Spinelli saying "I want to be a 6-ft tall bodybuilder named Moe but we live in something called reality" can be seen as transphobic by some.
@@dirckthedork-knight1201
Maybe watch the video, bud. Instead of trying to bait people in the comments so you can turn around and call them istaphobes. Yeah I see what you're trying to do.