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* Episode 10's [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms. Arguably the closest any character in a western animation not explicitly aimed at adults has ever gotten to saying "If you do what I ask, I will have sex with you". It is also the image provider for this page.
* Kimmy's flirting was really, ''really'' sexual without actually doing anything too physical or explicit. When the strap of her shirt was slipping off, she gives Octus a suggestive look. After she and Octus [[ShockAndAwe kissed]], the tone of her voice and the way she described it sounded like she had experienced an orgasm. There ''were'' sparks and fireworks, after all ...
* Kimmy's flirting was really, ''really'' sexual without actually doing anything too physical or explicit. When the strap of her shirt was slipping off, she gives Octus a suggestive look. After she and Octus [[ShockAndAwe kissed]], the tone of her voice and the way she described it sounded like she had experienced an orgasm. There ''were'' sparks and fireworks, after all ...
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* Episode 10's [[SignatureScene iconic]] [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms. Arguably the closest any character in a western animation not explicitly aimed at adults has ever gotten to saying "If you do what I ask, I will have sex with you". It is also the image provider for this page.
* ** Kimmy's flirting was really, ''really'' sexual without actually doing anything too physical or explicit. When the strap of her shirt was slipping off, she gives Octus a suggestive look. After she and Octus [[ShockAndAwe kissed]], the tone of her voice and the way she described it sounded like she had experienced an orgasm. There ''were'' sparks and fireworks, after all ...all ...
** Another thing about the booty quake scene is that if you actually watch Kimmy's hands and movements, the whole scene pantomimes a striptease. So what probably happened is that the scene was originally storyboarded as Kimmy getting undressed in conjunction with her twerking and then, when it was time to animate, she was redrawn to keep her clothes on so that the episode would get the greenlight.
** Another thing about the booty quake scene is that if you actually watch Kimmy's hands and movements, the whole scene pantomimes a striptease. So what probably happened is that the scene was originally storyboarded as Kimmy getting undressed in conjunction with her twerking and then, when it was time to animate, she was redrawn to keep her clothes on so that the episode would get the greenlight.
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* In the series finale, when both Lance and Ilana can't sleep, they sit down and chat for a while. Ilana is in nothing but a T-shirt and underwear.
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* In the series finale, when both Lance and Ilana can't sleep, they sit down and chat for a while. Ilana is in nothing but a T-shirt tank top and underwear.very short shorts.
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* There's neck snapping in the second episode, starting with a NeckLift and ending with a GoryDiscretionShot. Furthermore, the GoryDiscretionshot ''does not'' omit the wet, crunchy sound of a neck getting wrung like a sponge.
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* There's neck snapping in the second episode, starting with a NeckLift and ending with a GoryDiscretionShot. Furthermore, the GoryDiscretionshot GoryDiscretionShot ''does not'' omit the wet, crunchy sound of a neck getting wrung like a sponge.
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Theres nothing sexual or adult about this. It's literally someone saying they have to go poop.
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** In the most literal sense, at one point Kimmy says "My DVR totally took a dump."
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* And then you've got Xishi, who [[OrificeInvasion forces his entire body down people's throats.]] And it's not even implied or offscreen, we get a front row seat for this. Twice. Take into account the fact that Xishi is slightly taller than a full grown man and you've got a recipe for a moment that can make even a seasoned Adult Swim addict cringe.
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* And then you've got Xishi, who [[OrificeInvasion forces his entire body down people's throats.]] throats]]. And it's not even implied or offscreen, we get a front row seat for this. Twice. Take into account the fact that Xishi is slightly taller than a full grown man and you've got a recipe for a moment that can make even a seasoned Adult Swim addict cringe.
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-->'''Astronomer:''' Get away from that telescope! You were trying to see [[UranusIsShowing Uranus]], right?
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* Ever since 9/11, American media watchdogs have been a little sensitive about portraying realistic aircraft crashing into/crashed into buildings. Episode 14 shows a realistically drawn helicopter that's crashed right into someone's ''front lawn patio.''
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* Ever since 9/11, American media watchdogs have been a little sensitive about portraying realistic aircraft crashing into/crashed into buildings. Episode 14 shows a realistically drawn helicopter that's crashed right into someone's ''front lawn patio.''patio''.
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* In episode 16, Lance [[spoiler: stabs a traitor in the gut.]]
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* In Episode 18, [[spoiler: Octus dies a pretty painful death.]]
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* In Episode 18, [[spoiler: Octus dies a pretty painful death.]]death]].
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Engage, the most subtly unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to be shown on Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' and the later seasons of ''The Amazing World of Gumball'')!
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Engage, the most subtly unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to be shown on Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' and the later third though sixth seasons of ''The Amazing World of Gumball'')!
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to be shown on Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'', though ''Regular Show'' was intentionally made that way)!
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Engage, the most subtly unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to be shown on Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'', though ''Regular Show'' was intentionally made that way)!''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' and the later seasons of ''The Amazing World of Gumball'')!
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily one of the most ''violent'' programs CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, equaling ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' and even ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
* Pretty much all of the interaction between Octus and Barb.
* Pretty much all of the interaction between Octus and Barb.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily one of the most ''violent'' programs CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, equaling ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' (both the original series and the short-lived reboot) and even ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
* Pretty much allof the interaction between Octus and Barb.
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** The titular Mary of the episode has an epilogue scene wherein she encounters and seems to fall for a passing biker with a noticeable...[[TheBodyPartsThatMustNotBeNamed package]].
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily one of the most ''violent'' programs CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, equaling ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' and even ''StarWarsTheCloneWars''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily one of the most ''violent'' programs CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, equaling ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' and even ''StarWarsTheCloneWars''.''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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** The shape of the alien vessel looks a lot like a [[FreudWasRight sperm cell]].
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** The shape of the alien vessel looks a lot like a [[FreudWasRight sperm cell]].cell.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily one of the most ''violent'' programs CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, equaling ''SamuraiJack'' ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' and even ''StarWarsTheCloneWars''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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In the "Ballad of Scary Mary".
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* In the "Ballad of Scary Mary".
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* In the montage where Lance and Ilana are looking at different room themes, there's a mirror over the bed in one of the rooms.
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** Kimmy hugs her gal-pals again, and the watching jock boyfriends again fist-bump.
*** They also fist bumped in this same manner in "The Ballad of Scary Mary", so it is a ContinuityNod.
** Todd, the guy in the Homecoming Dance committee " was definitely [[CampGay gay]] or at the very least CampStraight.
%% And before we get the knee-jerk outrage: No, being gay is not "crap," that's just an unfortunate artifact of the trope name. American media watchdogs are, however, not that big on the inclusion of outright gay characters on shows not aimed specifically at adults. Hence, it's still past the radar.
*** They also fist bumped in this same manner in "The Ballad of Scary Mary", so it is a ContinuityNod.
** Todd, the guy in the Homecoming Dance committee " was definitely [[CampGay gay]] or at the very least CampStraight.
%% And before we get the knee-jerk outrage: No, being gay is not "crap," that's just an unfortunate artifact of the trope name. American media watchdogs are, however, not that big on the inclusion of outright gay characters on shows not aimed specifically at adults. Hence, it's still past the radar.
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to be shown on Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''RegularShow'', though ''RegularShow'' was intentionally made that way)!
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to be shown on Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''RegularShow'', ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'', though ''RegularShow'' ''Regular Show'' was intentionally made that way)!
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* Episode 10's [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms. It is also the image provider for this page.
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* Episode 10's [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms. Arguably the closest any character in a western animation not explicitly aimed at adults has ever gotten to saying "If you do what I ask, I will have sex with you". It is also the image provider for this page.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily the most ''violent'' program CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, eclipsing even ''SamuraiJack''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily one of the most ''violent'' program programs CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, eclipsing equaling ''SamuraiJack'' and even ''SamuraiJack''.''StarWarsTheCloneWars''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that it's easily the most ''violent'' program CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, eclipsing even SamuraiJack.''SamuraiJack''. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that the show is, overall, easily the most ''violent'' program CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, eclipsing even SamuraiJack. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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* Much has been made about the sexual content of the show, but what many ignore is that the show is, overall, it's easily the most ''violent'' program CN has aired outside Creator/AdultSwim, eclipsing even SamuraiJack. The show does not shy away from death or destruction, and WhatMeasureIsANonHuman is readily subverted in that both humans and aliens are killed in equal measure.
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to come to Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''RegularShow'', though ''RegularShow'' was intentionally made that way)!
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to come to be shown on Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' (and, later, ''RegularShow'', though ''RegularShow'' was intentionally made that way)!
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* Pretty much all of the interaction between Octus and Barb.
* Pretty much all of the interaction between Octus and Barb.
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to come to Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' and (later) ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''!
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to come to Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' and (later) ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''!(and, later, ''RegularShow'', though ''RegularShow'' was intentionally made that way)!
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* Episode 10's [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms.
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* Episode 10's [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms. It is also the image provider for this page.
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** Todd, the guy in the Homecoming Dance committee " was definitely [[CampGay gay]].
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** Todd, the guy in the Homecoming Dance committee " was definitely [[CampGay gay]].gay]] or at the very least CampStraight.
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***Though, it could also just look like a tadpole, which looks similar to a sperm cell.
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to come to Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' and (later) ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''!
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* Let's start off with pretty much all of the interaction between Octus and Barb.
** Case in point: that one moment when Barb sticks ''her butt in Octus' face!'' Granted, it happens while Ilana and Lance are talking and it only lasts a few seconds, but it's impossible to miss.
** ''Especially'' when Barb flirtatiously says, "Afraid I'm gonna get crumbs on your manstuff?"
* There's neck snapping in the second episode, starting with a NeckLift and ending with a GoryDiscretionShot. Furthermore, the GoryDiscretionshot ''does not'' omit the wet, crunchy sound of a neck getting wrung like a sponge.
* In the montage where Lance and Ilana are looking at different room themes, there's a mirror over the bed in one of the rooms.
* When the MonsterOfTheWeek crash-lands on Earth in Episode 4, it does so near a car with two teenagers making out. The girl actually says "Oh my! You just rocked my world!" exactly when the explosion happens.
* Later, two pretty girls at the high school are shown in a typical establishing shot just to drive the point home that they're attractive. There's a deliberate and very obvious sequence where the camera follows them from behind and zooms in on their swinging buttocks. For good measure, when Lance offers them a promotional pin, they immediately stick their chests out expectantly.
* Just after that, when Ilana wonders why Lance is so popular, Octus [[HoYay describes in detail why people would consider him such]], followed by a {{beat}} to accent the implication. Octus did, however, watch an awful lot of earth television to get them the language and cultural norms...and seems to continue doing so out of enjoyment.
-->'''Ilana:''' I don't get it.\\
'''Octus:''' Dark hair, bedroom eyes, moody demeanor. I totally get it.
* And then you've got Xishi, who [[OrificeInvasion forces his entire body down people's throats.]] And it's not even implied or offscreen, we get a front row seat for this. Twice. Take into account the fact that Xishi is slightly taller than a full grown man and you've got a recipe for a moment that can make even a seasoned Adult Swim addict cringe.
* In episode 5 a monster gets its finger broken onscreen then it gets its arm ripped off with no GoryDiscretionShot, and is finished by getting a hole punched through its body.
* The entirety of Episode 6. To the point that WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids doesn't even begin to cover the situation what with the sheer amount of NightmareFuel.
* Lance looking under the Tashy 497 to try and determine its gender. We don't see anything but tentacles, but it's heavily implied what Lance is looking for...
* What about the Mutradi that shoots fire, out of its ''anus''!
* Speaking of...
-->'''Astronomer:''' Get away from that telescope! You were trying to see [[UranusIsShowing Uranus]], right?
* Episode 10's [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms.
* Kimmy's flirting was really, ''really'' sexual without actually doing anything too physical or explicit. When the strap of her shirt was slipping off, she gives Octus a suggestive look. After she and Octus [[ShockAndAwe kissed]], the tone of her voice and the way she described it sounded like she had experienced an orgasm. There ''were'' sparks and fireworks, after all ...
* The whole [[JackBauerInterrogationtechnique beat down]] that Lance received in ''Fortress of Deception''. The guy lying with blood next to him, after Lance breaks Ilana out.
* "''Elephant Logic''" features a monster being chopped in half, with its innards exposed in-between its halves, and as it explodes, a little blood is seen flying in the air.
* The [[SarcasmMode very subtle]] fist pound by the guys in the background after Kimmy and her friends [[LesYay share a hug]] in "Ballad of Scary Mary".
** The part where Kimmy and her friends look at Kimmy's ex in the barn, there is a part in the song that goes "..8 bottles of BEER..", made all the more obvious by the fact nobody says anything during that moment.
** In the most literal sense, at one point Kimmy says "My DVR totally took a dump."
** When Kimmy's ex-boyfriend kisses a girl at the party, deliberately to make Kimmy jealous, her friend calls him a "himbo."
** When Octus lifts Kimmy up in his hands just after they get to the party, said hands are cupping her ass.
* In "The Demon Within," when Ilana reverts back to normal, she's naked (though the viewer only gets a headshot). Lance quickly covers her up with his sweater.
** We also get a look at her leg after Lance covers her, all the way up to her panty-line.
** The shape of the alien vessel looks a lot like a [[FreudWasRight sperm cell]].
** Ilana pre-transformation snaps a mutated alligator's jaw. No shadowy discretion shot, no offscreen shot.
* Ever since 9/11, American media watchdogs have been a little sensitive about portraying realistic aircraft crashing into/crashed into buildings. Episode 14 shows a realistically drawn helicopter that's crashed right into someone's ''front lawn patio.''
* In episode 15 Titan literally slices the dragon monster into chunks. No blood or anything, but it's still a living creature being hacked to death. During he death of the creature's head, we see its skin bubbling and boiling as it is fried from the inside.
* In episode 16, Lance [[spoiler: stabs a traitor in the gut.]]
* In regards to 'Under the Three Moons', the first dress Ilana tries on is...[[SexyBacklessOutfit revealing.]] Not to mention all the FamilyUnfriendlyDeath going on.
** We got a small and quick look at her undies while she was trying on another outfit.
** Kimmy hugs her gal-pals again, and the watching jock boyfriends again fist-bump.
*** They also fist bumped in this same manner in "The Ballad of Scary Mary", so it is a ContinuityNod.
** Todd, the guy in the Homecoming Dance committee " was definitely [[CampGay gay]].
%% And before we get the knee-jerk outrage: No, being gay is not "crap," that's just an unfortunate artifact of the trope name. American media watchdogs are, however, not that big on the inclusion of outright gay characters on shows not aimed specifically at adults. Hence, it's still past the radar.
* In Episode 18, [[spoiler: Octus dies a pretty painful death.]]
* Episode 19: In the second motel that Lance and Ilana stay in, not only does Ilana sit and watch the news while wearing only a towel for an extended period of time, [[DidYouJustHaveSex but the room only appears to have one bed]]...
* The death of the Sherman monster in the final episode. He's blasted into a river, stabbed in the face until he's chopped in half, with blood. The San Fransisco monster's blood (albeit pink-ish) is splattered all over General Steel.
* In the series finale, when both Lance and Ilana can't sleep, they sit down and chat for a while. Ilana is in nothing but a T-shirt and underwear.
* More or less the entirety of the final episode, including soldiers and G3 infantry shooting at each other, being shot, and falling, several monsters getting chopped to bits and bleeding, and much more.
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Engage, the most unsubtle, excessively suggestive piece of programming ever to come to Creator/CartoonNetwork before Creator/AdultSwim since ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' and (later) ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''!
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* Let's start off with pretty much all of the interaction between Octus and Barb.
** Case in point: that one moment when Barb sticks ''her butt in Octus' face!'' Granted, it happens while Ilana and Lance are talking and it only lasts a few seconds, but it's impossible to miss.
** ''Especially'' when Barb flirtatiously says, "Afraid I'm gonna get crumbs on your manstuff?"
* There's neck snapping in the second episode, starting with a NeckLift and ending with a GoryDiscretionShot. Furthermore, the GoryDiscretionshot ''does not'' omit the wet, crunchy sound of a neck getting wrung like a sponge.
* In the montage where Lance and Ilana are looking at different room themes, there's a mirror over the bed in one of the rooms.
* When the MonsterOfTheWeek crash-lands on Earth in Episode 4, it does so near a car with two teenagers making out. The girl actually says "Oh my! You just rocked my world!" exactly when the explosion happens.
* Later, two pretty girls at the high school are shown in a typical establishing shot just to drive the point home that they're attractive. There's a deliberate and very obvious sequence where the camera follows them from behind and zooms in on their swinging buttocks. For good measure, when Lance offers them a promotional pin, they immediately stick their chests out expectantly.
* Just after that, when Ilana wonders why Lance is so popular, Octus [[HoYay describes in detail why people would consider him such]], followed by a {{beat}} to accent the implication. Octus did, however, watch an awful lot of earth television to get them the language and cultural norms...and seems to continue doing so out of enjoyment.
-->'''Ilana:''' I don't get it.\\
'''Octus:''' Dark hair, bedroom eyes, moody demeanor. I totally get it.
* And then you've got Xishi, who [[OrificeInvasion forces his entire body down people's throats.]] And it's not even implied or offscreen, we get a front row seat for this. Twice. Take into account the fact that Xishi is slightly taller than a full grown man and you've got a recipe for a moment that can make even a seasoned Adult Swim addict cringe.
* In episode 5 a monster gets its finger broken onscreen then it gets its arm ripped off with no GoryDiscretionShot, and is finished by getting a hole punched through its body.
* The entirety of Episode 6. To the point that WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids doesn't even begin to cover the situation what with the sheer amount of NightmareFuel.
* Lance looking under the Tashy 497 to try and determine its gender. We don't see anything but tentacles, but it's heavily implied what Lance is looking for...
* What about the Mutradi that shoots fire, out of its ''anus''!
* Speaking of...
-->'''Astronomer:''' Get away from that telescope! You were trying to see [[UranusIsShowing Uranus]], right?
* Episode 10's [[{{Fanservice}} "booty]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin quake"]] scene shows as much ass shaking, pole dancing, and bouncing as though giving a crazy-ass lap dance as you possibly can without being burned at the stake by soccer moms.
* Kimmy's flirting was really, ''really'' sexual without actually doing anything too physical or explicit. When the strap of her shirt was slipping off, she gives Octus a suggestive look. After she and Octus [[ShockAndAwe kissed]], the tone of her voice and the way she described it sounded like she had experienced an orgasm. There ''were'' sparks and fireworks, after all ...
* The whole [[JackBauerInterrogationtechnique beat down]] that Lance received in ''Fortress of Deception''. The guy lying with blood next to him, after Lance breaks Ilana out.
* "''Elephant Logic''" features a monster being chopped in half, with its innards exposed in-between its halves, and as it explodes, a little blood is seen flying in the air.
* The [[SarcasmMode very subtle]] fist pound by the guys in the background after Kimmy and her friends [[LesYay share a hug]] in "Ballad of Scary Mary".
** The part where Kimmy and her friends look at Kimmy's ex in the barn, there is a part in the song that goes "..8 bottles of BEER..", made all the more obvious by the fact nobody says anything during that moment.
** In the most literal sense, at one point Kimmy says "My DVR totally took a dump."
** When Kimmy's ex-boyfriend kisses a girl at the party, deliberately to make Kimmy jealous, her friend calls him a "himbo."
** When Octus lifts Kimmy up in his hands just after they get to the party, said hands are cupping her ass.
* In "The Demon Within," when Ilana reverts back to normal, she's naked (though the viewer only gets a headshot). Lance quickly covers her up with his sweater.
** We also get a look at her leg after Lance covers her, all the way up to her panty-line.
** The shape of the alien vessel looks a lot like a [[FreudWasRight sperm cell]].
** Ilana pre-transformation snaps a mutated alligator's jaw. No shadowy discretion shot, no offscreen shot.
* Ever since 9/11, American media watchdogs have been a little sensitive about portraying realistic aircraft crashing into/crashed into buildings. Episode 14 shows a realistically drawn helicopter that's crashed right into someone's ''front lawn patio.''
* In episode 15 Titan literally slices the dragon monster into chunks. No blood or anything, but it's still a living creature being hacked to death. During he death of the creature's head, we see its skin bubbling and boiling as it is fried from the inside.
* In episode 16, Lance [[spoiler: stabs a traitor in the gut.]]
* In regards to 'Under the Three Moons', the first dress Ilana tries on is...[[SexyBacklessOutfit revealing.]] Not to mention all the FamilyUnfriendlyDeath going on.
** We got a small and quick look at her undies while she was trying on another outfit.
** Kimmy hugs her gal-pals again, and the watching jock boyfriends again fist-bump.
*** They also fist bumped in this same manner in "The Ballad of Scary Mary", so it is a ContinuityNod.
** Todd, the guy in the Homecoming Dance committee " was definitely [[CampGay gay]].
%% And before we get the knee-jerk outrage: No, being gay is not "crap," that's just an unfortunate artifact of the trope name. American media watchdogs are, however, not that big on the inclusion of outright gay characters on shows not aimed specifically at adults. Hence, it's still past the radar.
* In Episode 18, [[spoiler: Octus dies a pretty painful death.]]
* Episode 19: In the second motel that Lance and Ilana stay in, not only does Ilana sit and watch the news while wearing only a towel for an extended period of time, [[DidYouJustHaveSex but the room only appears to have one bed]]...
* The death of the Sherman monster in the final episode. He's blasted into a river, stabbed in the face until he's chopped in half, with blood. The San Fransisco monster's blood (albeit pink-ish) is splattered all over General Steel.
* In the series finale, when both Lance and Ilana can't sleep, they sit down and chat for a while. Ilana is in nothing but a T-shirt and underwear.
* More or less the entirety of the final episode, including soldiers and G3 infantry shooting at each other, being shot, and falling, several monsters getting chopped to bits and bleeding, and much more.
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