Adult Moments In Kids Shows!

 In the Alvin and the Chipmunks episode "Romancing Miss Stone", during the scene where Alvin and Dave are duelling over the hand of Alvin's teacher, Alvin yells out "Take that, you gigolo!" as he hurls a water balloon at Dave

• In The Powerpuff Girls episode "Super Friends", when the girls explain that Professor Utonium made them in a lab accident, Robin casually saysthat she was an accident, too. The professor can't quite believe what she just said.
• Tiny Toon Adventures has a scene in which Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny are attending the Acme Loo film festival, and Daffy is looking at a Playduck magazine.
• Rugrats may be about babies, but it still manages to appeal to adults with jokes like these:
• In "Grandpa's Date", Grandpa Lou rents some movies: Reptar Come Home, Reptar Redux, "And my personal favourite... Lonely Space Vixens! " Grandpa then adds "... that's for after you go to bed."
• In the episode "Special Delivery", Tommy reads a magazine called "American Baby" which has a Playboy-like centerfold. When he opens it up, he says "Baby!" with awe. Remember, this is a magazine about babies.
• In "Sister Act", Angelica begs her dad to give her a younger brother or sister at a carnival. Betty responds with this gem:
  
  
  Betty: I guess you and Drew oughta check out the Tunnel of Love, eh Char? (laughs)
• In the special, "Acorn Nuts and Diapey Butts", Betty tries to set up Chaz with another one of her single friends and mentions that one of her qualities is that she had earned the nickname "The Spanker", all while suggestive music plays in the background.
• In “Home Movies”, Grandpa Boris hates the home movie so much that he calls Dr. Kevorkian who infamously performed assisted Living

• Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom: ​In "Daisy and Poppy's Playgroup", there's a gag where Queen Thistle's panties (even explicitly being mentioned as such, at least twice) get left behind when she gets teleported to the land of the dinosaurs.
• Donald's Double Date" is yet another short that is full of questionable content. Donald gives Daisy a coupon permitting her to tell him to do anything she wants. When Daisy asks "anything", Donald has an Imagine Spot of him and Daisy apparently Doing Something…

• The Looney Tunes Show, being one of many TV-PG rated Cartoon Network shows from The New '10s, naturally has more than a few questionable jokes.
  • In "Working Duck," Daffy is closing browser tabs while trying to pull up his resume. At one point, Bugs and Daffy look on in shocked silence while a Sexophone sting plays. Daffy says that it was definitely not his resume, implying that he was watching Adult Stuff instead of looking for a job.
  • The B-plot for "Off Duty Cop" revolves around Bugs getting addicted to an energy drink with side effects very similar to meth. He even goes to the supplier to get another fix.
  • In "Fish and Visitors," Yosemite Sam is telling Bugs and Daffy to wake him up at 4:30 every morning... unless there's a tie on the doorknob.
  • In "Jailbird and Jailbunny," Bugs (who is trying to go back to jail) points out to a police officer that he and Daffy are chained together at their ankles. What does the officer say in response?
    
    
    Officer: Your personal lives are your business.