History PlayingWith / GettingCrapPastTheRadar

* '''Justified''': ???

* '''Justified''':
** The show airs on a channel whose censorship is notorious for letting a lot of things slide (at least until the MoralGuardian complaints come rolling in).
** The show originally aired in a country that is fairly liberal in showing "adult" things in kids' cartoons (within reason) such as Japan, Belgium, Canada, or France, and the people in charge of localizing it for the United States do their best to make it palatable to children's audiences by bowdlerizing it, but, whether due to [[IdiotBall incompetence]], [[HaveAGayOldTime a poor grasp of comprehending common slang expressions]], or [[RefugeInAudacity the localizers having fun and pissing off the censors]], there's DubText that ends up making the cartoon more risque than it was in its native country.
** The creators of ''The Adventures of Bob'' believe in DefyingTheCensors and use many tricks to get the producers to let risque content through.
** The producers want ''The Adventures of Bob'' to have a PeripheryDemographic (read: appeal to older viewers as well as younger ones), despite that the censors want more kid-friendly material, and they find that the best way to do this is to use this trope.

** See "Justified" #2

* '''Defied''':
** The creators take pride in the fact that their show is both wholesome and popular with kids and adults.
** See "Subverted".

* '''Enforced''': See "Justified" #2

* '''Defied''': See "Subverted".

** The creators of "The Adventures of Bob" want to give a FamilyUnfriendlyAesop to it's older fanbase but don't want younger fans to understand it until they are mature enough.

* '''Played For Drama''': The show gets something so explicit past the radar that it costs everyone their jobs and gets the show canceled.

* '''Straight''': In one episode of the TV series "Gundalian Wars", which is targeted towards 10-year olds, Ren tells Aoki she fights like a girl.

* '''Straight''': In one episode of the TV series "The Adventures of Bob", which is targeted towards 10-year olds, Bob makes a DoubleEntendre.

* '''Discussed''': "Why does every cartoon these days feel the need to push the envelope? Not every cartoon needs to be like ''FamilyGuy''. Then again, if it weren't for overgrown cartoon fans and stoners, this show wouldn't have a fanbase at all."

* '''Zig Zagged''': ???
* '''Averted''':
** The show's content is actually age-appropriate.
** None of the writers try to go too far with risque content.

** [[NoFourthWall What? The censors are asleep?]] ''[[BigYes Oh, hell yes!]]''
* '''Invoked''': ???
* '''Exploited''': ???

* '''Discussed''': ???

* '''Played For Drama''': The show manages to get [[NightmareFuel horrifying]] implications past the censors (cf. ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'').

* '''Downplayed''': ???

* '''Played For Drama''': The show manages to get [[NightmareFuel horrifying]] implications past the censors (cf. ''AdventureTime'').

* '''Lampshaded''': "It's a good thing the network censors don't care what we say or do -- within reason. Any other channel would have canceled us by now."

* '''Exploited''': [[NoFourthWall What? The censors are asleep?]] ''[[BigYes Oh, hell yes!]]''
* '''Defied''': See "Subverted."

* '''PlayedForLaughs''': See "Parodied" and "Exaggerated"
* '''PlayedForDrama''': The show manages to get [[NightmareFuel horrifying]] implications past the censors (cf. ''AdventureTime'').

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* '''Lampshaded''': "It's a good thing the network censors don't care what we say or do -- within reason. Any other channel would have canceled us by now."+

* '''PlayedForLaughs''': Usually is
* '''PlayedForDrama''': The show mangags to get [[NightmareFuel horrifying]] implications past the censors.

** The creators use Censor Decoys to get the censors to bend to their whims.

** The show originally aired in a country with different opinions on what is taboo, and the people in charge of localizing it do their best to make it palatable to American audiences, but there are some glaring cases of DubText that lead to this trope.

** The show airs on a channel whose censorship standards are notoriously flimsy or non-existent (i.e., NBC, Creator/CartoonNetwork, Nickelodeon, FOX, Teletoon, ComedyCentral, etc).
** The show originally aired in a country with different opinions on what is taboo, and the people in charge of localizing it do nothing to get rid of the inappropriate content.
** ** The creators of ''The Adventures of Bob'' believe in DefyingTheCensors and use many tricks to get the producers to let risque content through.

** The creators are just perverted.

* '''Lampshaded''': "It's a good thing the network censors don't care what we say or do -- within reason. Any other channel would have canceled us by now."
* '''Invoked''':
** The creators of ''The Adventures of Bob'' believe in DefyingTheCensors and use many tricks to get the producers to let risque content through.
** The producers want ''The Adventures of Bob'' to have a PeripheryDemographic (read: appeal to older viewers as well as younger ones), and they find that the best way to do this is to use this trope.

** The show airs on a channel whose censorship standards are notoriously flimsy or non-existent (i.e., NBC, CartoonNetwork, Nickelodeon, FOX, Teletoon, ComedyCentral, etc).

* '''Justified''': The creators use Censor Decoys to get the censors to bend to their whims.

* '''Averted''': The show's content is actually age-appropriate.

* '''Invoked''': The creators of ''The Adventures of Bob'' believe in DefyingTheCensors and use many tricks to get the producers to let risque content through.

** The show is on CartoonNetwork, where the censors are either bipolar in their content censoring decisions or are utterly incompetent.
* '''Inverted''': The Adventures of Bob is rated Adults Only despite having no inappropriate content.
* '''Subverted''': The producers of The Adventures of Bob are about to put an inappropriate joke in the show, but the censors catch it.

* '''Parodied''': Bob watches a ShowWithinAShow that is targeted towards young children despite having lots of inappropriate content.
* '''Averted''': The show's content is actually age-appropriate and none of the writers try to go too far with risque content.

* '''Enforced''': The show airs on a channel whose censorship standards are notoriously flimsy or non-existent (i.e., NBC, CartoonNetwork, Nickelodeon, FOX, Teletoon, ComedyCentral, etc).
* '''Exploited''': [[NoFourthWall What? The censors are asleep?]] [[BigYes YEAH!]]
* '''Defied''': ExecutiveMeddling

* '''Invoked''': The producers of The Adventures of Bob bribe the censors to let them put a few inappropriate jokes in the show.

* '''Conversed''': "Isn't this a bit too vulgar for a kid's show?"

* '''Averted''': No inappropriate jokes are made.

* '''Exaggerated''': The Adventures of Bob is targeted towards preschoolers. Nearly all of the dialogue consists of {{DoubleEntendre}}s, characters can be seen smoking and swearing regularly, and Bob dies a FamilyUnfriendlyDeath onscreen during the series finale.
* '''Justified''': The producers used a CensorDecoy.

* '''Double Subverted''': The censored joke is replaced by another inappropriate joke that doesn't get caught.
* '''Parodied''': Bob watches a ShowWithinAShow that is targeted towards young children despite having lots of swearing.
* '''Zig Zagged''': ???

* '''Enforced''': ???
* '''Lampshaded''': ???

* '''Exploited''': [[NoFourthWall What? The censors are asleep?]] [[BigYes YEAH!]] FUCK FUCK FUCK SEX SEX SEX SHIT SHIT SHIT!
* '''Defied''': ???
* '''Discussed''': ???

* '''Parodied''': Bob watches a showwithinashow that is targeted towards young children despite having lots of swearing.

* '''Conversed''': "Isn't this a bit too vulgar for a kid's show?"

* '''Subverted''': ???
* '''Double Subverted''': ???
* '''Parodied''': ???

* '''Invoked''': ???
* '''Exploited''': ???

* '''Discussed''': "Isn't this a bit too vulgar for a kid's show?"
* '''Conversed''': ???