10 Nickelodeon Jokes That Were NOT FOR KIDS

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We warned you! These Nickelodeon cartoon jokes will change the way you look at these shows forever!

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INAPPROPRIATE NICKELODEON JOKES. Nickelodeon may be marketed to kids, but over the years, animators have found plenty of ways to sneak dirty jokes into the programming.

This is TheGamer’s list of 10 Nickelodeon Jokes That Were NOT FOR KIDS

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For many of us, Nickelodeon represents a great time growing up, seeing our favorite cartoon characters and following them on various adventures. What we never realized as kids was how many jokes were directly aimed at adults. A wide-variety of cartoons featured these jokes and they likely wouldn’t make it past the censors today.

Rocko’s Modern Life was a hotbed full of adult material. At one point, Rocko decides to get a new job and finds himself working as a “special operator”. SpongeBob Squarepants only seems to get crazier as the years go by, but one early episode makes a direct joke about a man’s junk and rhyming some specific words with it. Ren and Stimpy often pushed boundaries with the content they showcased and things got even worse when the cartoon transitioned to a whole new network. The Angry Beavers featured a lot of sarcasm and some great moments, but one father and son scene may raise a lot of questions about what little boys do in the bathroom. Some episodes of Hey Arnold brought us on a journey with Helga and her family, something that created some pretty crazy moments for a cartoon. On Doug, Roger Klotz may act cool, but there are a few things he needs to learn about. Meanwhile, Doug is learning all he needs just by playing video games. The Rugrats featured a lot of risque moments, but one of them involved the name and plot of an episode which was based off an infamous movie. Watch to see all these dirty jokes and several others!

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Script by: Alan Donahue

Voice Over by: Michael Neeb

Edited by: Dan Schiffmacher

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