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* A lot of [[Golden Age]] cartoons (particularly those featuring stereotypes of blacks, Asians, Hispanics, Jewish people [particularly in the really early shorts], and those [[Wartime Cartoon|World War II-era cartoons]] that had caricatures of [[Adolf Hitler]], Hermann Goering, and Joseph Goebbels) haven't been seen since theythe first premiered1960s-70s due to [[Politicalracist Correctnesscontent Goneand Mad]]concerns about gun violence. (The [[Censored Eleven]], a collection of 11 Warner Brothers cartoons banned due to excessive stereotypical portrayals of black people, comes to mind).) While America hasn't put a ban on them like most countries have done to other works, they're not likely to be seen on television (and if they are, the cartoons in question will be gutted into a plotless mess). The only way these cartoons can be seen uncut and uncensored is on DVD and on Internet video sites.

* The ''[[Batman: The Brave Andand Thethe Bold]]'' episode "The Mask of Matches Malone" was banned for a while due to a [[Double Entendre]]-laden musical number sung by the three Birds of Prey, such as Black Canary wiggling her fingers while singing about Aquaman's "little fish". The episode eventually did air, with the offensive parts of the scene removed.

* "Dad Baby,", an episode of the Australian series ''Bluey'', never aired in the United States because the episode has Bandit reenact Chilli's pregnancy with Bingo, something [[Disney]] deemed inappropriate for its preschool audience.