He didn't just say that...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoOJ7FeSQDI

Listen to Porky Pig, folks...

Son-of-a-bitch!

XD

Nyaaahaha.

So he said SOB, Gumby has said worse

Kouga23 wrote:

So he said SOB, Gumby has said worse

From the original show or a late-night comedy show skit? Late night comedies don't count since it's just a parody of the original source material.

The clip I have here is from the early 1930s, back when Looney Tunes were being made for all audiences until their focus was shifted towards children by Warner Bros. Some of their cartoons back at that time, including Disney, have enough racial humor in them. But, I won't go into that territory since I don't want to offend anyone in this forum.

The point is they're supposed to be wholesome now. But back in the middle of the 20th century, they were used for humor many would be squeamish to want to know about now, especially with African Americans. If you were a soccer mom, would you want your kid listening to Porky saying that kind of language?

Let's go into some more crazy crap. Here's a look at a commercial in the 1960s featuring the Flintstones:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAExoSozc2c

Didn't the originaly Gumby show cuss too? Oh wait Nickelodeon had Gumby 1st so i don't think he would've cussed then.

I know some of those original Disney cartoons are prety racey.

They actually put that commercial on the air?

Kouga23 wrote:

They actually put that commercial on the air?

Yep. Back in the 60s, it was legal for ciagarette companies to advertise on TV. The Flintstones was an evening sitcom during that time. And Marlboro did advertising for the Flintstones during the show's first season.

See how much me we've changed in the past 48 years?

Even Fred Flintstone enjoys a smoke once in awhile

Well. I guess these commercials were before cigarettes were bad. xD

Back in the day they showed wealth and were very popular and were given to actors to promote it in films.

Here's another surprising one, this time from Disney [you be the judge with the content]:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHz8IRUKWDM

That was one of the old Fantasia movies, they didn't know their ratings back then.

Kouga23 wrote:

That was one of the old Fantasia movies, they didn't know their ratings back then.

From Night on Bald Mountain. Just 5 frames of animated topless nudity that Walt Disney didn't notice in the final version of the animated sequence. I'm not sure if the scene's intact on later releases of Fantasia since I don't have the movie on DVD. But, it wouldn't surprise if it was. XD

An angry animator snuck a clip of a topless woman from a window during the start of the albatross flight scene in The Rescuers. The scene wasn't discovered until over 20 years later and when it was, Disney removed the clip on DVD releases of the movie.