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**Title:** Cartoons that Featured Swearing (with creative censorship)
**Summary:**
* The text discusses several childhood animated series that incorporated swearing or profanity in specific episodes.
* Shows mentioned include:
1. SpongeBob SquarePants (Season 2) - characters discover a profane word, leading to chaos.
2. Kids from Class 402 - an episode features a "swearing series" where characters use profanity.
3. Mystery Tum (aka The Adventures of...) - a character with Tourette's-like symptoms shouts obscenities.
4. Oh, These Kids! - an episode about toddlers inadvertently learning a mysterious profane word.
5. The Powerpuff Girls - an episode where the girls learn a "bad word" and start using it.
6. Dexter's Laboratory - a banned episode (until 2013) featuring a device to remove rudeness, which backfires.
* The text highlights creative ways these shows handled censorship, such as beeping or implying profanity without directly showing it.
* The author concludes by hinting at exploring more adult humor in children's cartoons in a future video.
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**Cartoon Episodes and Censorship**
1. An episode of SpongeBob SquarePants (Season 2) features a censored swear word.
2. The episode "Eniki-Beniki" from "Kids from Class 402" involves a swearing theme.
3. "Mystery Tum" (Season 1, Episode 4) features a character with a penchant for swearing.
4. An episode of "Oh, These Kids" (a seemingly harmless cartoon) also tackles a swearing theme.
5. An episode of "The Powerpuff Girls" involves the main characters learning a swear word.
**Specific Episode Details**
6. In SpongeBob SquarePants, 13 "bad words" are implied but not spoken.
7. In "Kids from Class 402", characters hack an arcade machine, leading to a verbal duel.
8. "Mystery Tum" introduces a rooster character with Tourette's syndrome-like symptoms.
9. In "Oh, These Kids", a character named Angelika learns a mysterious, censored word.
10. A banned episode of "Dexter's Laboratory" (created in 1998, released online in 2013) features a device to remove rudeness.
**Release and Platform Information**
11. The banned "Dexter's Laboratory" episode was posted on YouTube in 2013.
12. Some of these cartoons were aired on the Fox Kids channel in the early 2000s.
**Miscellaneous**
13. The text mentions that some cartoons use beeping to censor swear words.
14. The author notes that these episodes often feature characters learning swear words and the consequences that follow.