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  1. Apparently that one scene in "Homer Vs. Dignity" where Homer is implicitly raped by a panda is a really big deal?? Because panda rape is a very serious issue??

    Monday, 21-Apr-14 02:49:07 UTC from web
    1. @mrmattimation As the first US animated sitcom I think it sort of took the brunt of criticism from people who thought cartoons should all be child friendly. It was the first cartoon broadcast in the US to cross a lot of that sort of boundary.

      Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:37:24 UTC from web
      1. @pony at least it was the first popular animated sitcom. I don't care to research.

        Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:39:37 UTC from web
        1. @pony That would be The Flintstones.

          Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:44:40 UTC from web
          1. @colfax aw true. I feel like Flintstones probably wasn't popular among adults when it came out though. It did push the envelope however being the first series ever to show a couple sleeping in the same bed.

            Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:47:27 UTC from web
            1. @pony First to air during prime time too.

              Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:49:14 UTC from web
              1. @colfax I didn't know that.

                Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:50:47 UTC from web
                1. @pony I am a fount of useless information.

                  Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:51:50 UTC from web
                  1. @colfax Always a treat. :)

                    Monday, 21-Apr-14 05:52:59 UTC from web
      2. @pony But you'd think 12 years into their run they'd sort of have established their role already of "not the Jetsons".

        Monday, 21-Apr-14 11:56:37 UTC from web
        1. @mrmattimation They paved the way for Family Guy I suppose. South Park is a beast all its own.

          Monday, 21-Apr-14 14:07:31 UTC from web