Arrested Development (TV series)/Radar

"Lindsay: We did it, Mikey! We're super-rich again. And I'm going to buy a car. The Volvo. [hands Michael a piece of paper] Michael: No, Lindsay, you're not going to start spending money. [looks at paper] And this is not a Vol-vo."
 * This show is the stealth bomber flagship of this trope. On more than one ocasion the word cunt which is not allowed to be broadcast on network television was alluded to and actually said once. See Last-Second Word Swap on the main page. Also when Tobias tells the cockney cab driver to take him to the "Gothic Castle" the cab driver replies "Gothic Asshole?" and takes him to a gay leather bar. Even though the word asshole isn't allowed by the censors the drivers cockney accent gave the impression that he simply repeated Tobias' line back at him.
 * The episode where a close-up picture of a scrotum was shown repeatedly.
 * In a brilliant example, one episode managed to get the word "fucking" aired by splitting the word in half, and airing the second half ("cking") 5 minutes before the first half ("fu"). Put together, the full quote is "No Al, I want to spill booze all over my fucking $6300 suit! Come ON!"
 * Another episode showed GOB exhaling what was obviously marijuana smoke without showing him actually taking a drag.
 * And let’s not forget about Buster's uncensored "If mother sees this, she will blow a cow".
 * The first episode of the third season has one that's also a Stealth Pun. It's implied that Lindsay did a Cheek Copy at a Bluth Company celebration. She shows Michael a picture of that, thinking it's a picture of a car she's interested in, leading to this exchange:

"Tobias: I'm afraid I just blue myself."
 * Another Stealth Pun: she later changes her mind about that car because it's "too boxy."
 * Lucille, referring to the cornball-making machine, uses the word "cornholing."
 * Tobias has many, including "teabagging" and "Uncle T-Bag". Actually any of Tobias' unintentional double entendres qualify since they're made without the character's knowledge.
 * Let's not forget:

"Tobias: I figured if I blue myself early, I'd be nice and relaxed for a 9 o'clock dinner reservation."
 * or:

"Michael: Maybe you can take a date up there! Lucille:How am I supposed to find someone willing to go into that musty old claptrap? (incredibly long awkward pause) Michael: (suddenly) The cabin! Yes. That will be difficult, too."
 * When talking about the summer home on wheels:

"Narrator: I can't believe we had to censor that. It would have been such a nice moment."
 * There was also the time they managed to actually get Rita to call Michael a 'pussy' because it was actually a British word for a kind or gentle man.

"Michael: Since you're devastating people, why don't you go tell Gob that I'll be telling the cops that it was him in the truck, so he'll be joining me here. I've got a nice, hard cot with his name on it. Lucille: You'd do that to your own brother? Michael: I said 'cot'."
 * While Michael is in custody for allegedly attempting to flee the country (when it was actually Gob with a picture of Michael superimposed on him):

"Lucille: I want to cry, but...I don't think I can spare the moisture."
 * When Michael has demonstrated concern for his mother as she prepares to seduce the prison warden:

"Michael: Get rid of the Seaward. Lucille: I'll leave when I'm good and ready."
 * Maeby refers to the so-called Mrs. Featherbottom as Mr. Fingerbottom.
 * When Lucille enters while Gob and Michael are arguing about Gob's recent purchase of a boat, The Seaward: