[ SECRET POST #2363 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2363 ⌋

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Comments

[ozaline]

In the early 90s to have any kind of cartoon with a continuing storyline and progressive character development, that wasn't imported from Japan was a big deal. The show dealt with themes people were not used to seeing in the medium at the time and especially not compared to the other shows it was paired with on Disney Afternoon line ups on local stations (Gummi Bears, Darkwing Duck, Tailspin all fine shows but wow then Gargoyles came on!)

Sure it's still a kids show, but it's a kids show that didn't talk down to children and dealt with themes like genocide.

[kayleen_san]

The other shows may have been more generally more typically kid-centric, but they could get kinda serious too (I'm looking at you, banned episode of "TaleSpin")

[(Anonymous)]

which episode of TailSpin got banned?

[(Anonymous)]

The very last one, due to its content of showing terrorism. It went permaband after 9/11, I believe.

[truxillogical]

Let's not forget Darkwing Duck. It had its own banned episode. And some that, well...yup, let's do a Frank Miller episode, sure!

[kayleen_san]

ooooh, I was not aware of the DD banned episode! What happened in that one?

[truxillogical]

*headdesk* do you realize I joined in this conversation without even noticing your username.

It's the one where Goslyn sold his soul to the devil. And then there was the whole one with Death--that was really depressing. And the Frank Miller one set in the future dystopia--and that was before dystopias were cool.