Rogues! the Podcast
Podcast • 2022 • Drama
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Not necessarily raped, but Harley is SA'd onscreen by Jervis during the MITHOM Halloween Special episode.
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Harley Quinn is SA'd by Jervis Tetch in the Halloween Special episode, Murder in the House of Mystery.
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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No, as in no real animals have been harmed. Fictional animals have been, however.
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Is an animal abandoned?
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Jervis abandons Ichabod with a gang of criminals to replace her with the dead rook to p**s Jon off. She is, however, rescued once the jig is up and Jon knows.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Is rape mentioned?
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I, again, am counting that one scene from MITHOM.
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There is implied DV between Joker and Harley, but it's also implied that Harley likes it, gives him the same energy back, and it's actually part of the reason as to why she sticks around with him.
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Is there body horror?
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One arc of the podcast includes heavy mentions of implied body horror, where Professor Pyg is mutilating peoples bodies to make them "perfect".
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there sexual content?
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No, at least it's not outright with it. Sexual content is mentioned heavily in the podcast but nothing ever actually happens "onscreen."
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Is there blood/gore?
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Heavy amounts of blood and gore are mentioned throughout the entire podcast.
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Is there audio gore?
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Jonathan preforms a very gross sounding brain surgury during the profressor pyg arc where he removes the amygdala from a man
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Are there nude scenes?
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Implicit ones, but frankly, I have no clue when and where they exactly happen.
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Is there cannibalism?
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It is implied, and later confirmed, that Jonathan is fed human meat by Professor Pyg when he was kidnapped by him and forced into performing surgery on Bolton.
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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Harley is, on a few occasions. Poison Ivy is, by Digger Harkness. As well as a few people both in and out of the podcast (in the spinoff fanfics) by Edward, who he manipulates through sex as a means to an end.
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Are there sudden loud noises?
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A few times, but it's not too bad.
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Are needles/syringes used?
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Multiple times, characters use syringes to drug others. Especially Jonathan, who uses it for his fear toxin.
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Are there bugs?
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Implied bugs in Professor Pyg's place where he keeps his creations.
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Is autism misrepresented?
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Jonathan refers to an autistic man he experimented on once as "low-functioning". This term is highly ableist.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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Absolutely. There are multiple instances where mentally ill characters are portrayed as violent and unstable, whether it is a result of their illness or just because the person in question is a rogue/criminal. (Ex. Jonathan's alter, Scarecrow, goes on a giant killing spree when Jon's pet bird, Ichabod, is killed.)
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Professor Pyg straps a pacemaker on Jonathan when he kidnaps him. He makes choking sounds anytime it's turned off.
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Does someone break a bone?
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There's an episode where Jonathan is doing a very explicit impromptu reset of a broken bone.
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Is someone drugged?
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Multiple times in the podcast characters are implicitly or obviously drugged.
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Does a parent die?
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It's implied Ed's father dies later on in the podcast long after he leaves the hospital he's in.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is the r-slur used?
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No, but one character does refer to an autistic man who participated in their experiments as "high-functioning", which to me personally as an autistic person (and to other autistic people I've seen and met online) is a very offensive term. The following paragraphs in quotes are excerpts from articles explaining why the 'functioning' descriptors are offensive. -------
"Why is using 'high functioning' an issue? Many autistic people have long advocated for this term to be abandoned due to its inaccuracy; using this sort of functioning terminology comes with assumptions of someone's abilities that may not match what the individual is capable of." (Autism Awareness Australia) -------
"As for so-called ‘high-functioning’ autistic people, this label is given to those who find it easier to blend in with non-autistic people. This label is highly insulting to autistic people who find it harder to act like NTs and, in the process, puts those with the high-functioning label under pressure to be ‘normal’ all the time. From personal experience, doing this can be draining." "The word ‘functioning’ likens autistic people to machines, which is really offensive." "Functioning is a word that can seem cold and clinical. Applying this to an autistic child early on can really dent their self-confidence throughout their lives. A simpler term – autism – would be easier to remember and is less likely to stigmatise them." (Bristol Autism Support)
"Why is using 'high functioning' an issue? Many autistic people have long advocated for this term to be abandoned due to its inaccuracy; using this sort of functioning terminology comes with assumptions of someone's abilities that may not match what the individual is capable of." (Autism Awareness Australia) -------
"As for so-called ‘high-functioning’ autistic people, this label is given to those who find it easier to blend in with non-autistic people. This label is highly insulting to autistic people who find it harder to act like NTs and, in the process, puts those with the high-functioning label under pressure to be ‘normal’ all the time. From personal experience, doing this can be draining." "The word ‘functioning’ likens autistic people to machines, which is really offensive." "Functioning is a word that can seem cold and clinical. Applying this to an autistic child early on can really dent their self-confidence throughout their lives. A simpler term – autism – would be easier to remember and is less likely to stigmatise them." (Bristol Autism Support)
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Is a minority is misrepresented?
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There is quite a lot of misrepresentation of various kinds of mental illnesses and disorders.
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Is there a mental institution scene?
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There is an entire arc in the podcast that revolves around Arkham Asylum, Gotham's mental institution for the criminally insane.
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Does a major character die?
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For a second during the first arc, in which Ed dies of "cancer", but he is quickly brought back to life.
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Is someone restrained?
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Edward basically drags Jon out of his house in a straitjacket
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In a sense, yes, with Jon and Ed both becoming terrible people and continuing the cycle of violence with the general public rather than any offspring.
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
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Jonathan Crane is depicted as having DID (or at least some kind of weirdly bastardized dissociative disorder) with a very violent and viciously evil alter, Scarecrow. The only times we ever see Scarecrow in the podcast, he's directly causing violence of some kind.
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Is there aphobia?
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Not in the main podcast, but in the spinoff fanfics, Selina doesn't believe that Ed doesn't want to have sex with her and comes up with every excuse as to why he won't aside from him being ace.
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Does someone have cancer?
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Technically, yes. Edward Nygma is portrayed very early on in the podcast as having a brain cancer, even dying from it at one point, until it is revealed the tumor is a robotic one implanted into his brain. He does get it removed later on, but it is a major plot point of the very first arc of the podcast.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Jonathan gets into a drunken stupor
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Is there a hospital scene?
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The scene with Edward and his father takes place in a hospital.
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Are there clowns?
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The clowns in this case are The Joker and Harley Quinn, who are prevalent characters that are either mentioned or voiced in the podcast often.
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Is the fourth wall broken?
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Yes. A major point of the podcast is that the characters, especially in the first few arcs, are talking to the listener and acknowledging them.
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Are there demons or Hell?
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MITHOM is actually a perpetual time loop in which two demons torment the Rogues in a hell of their own making.
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Are there alligators/crocodiles??
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Yes, in the sense of Killer Croc being a reoccurring/semi-important character.
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Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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Harley nearly sacrifices herself trying to appease Scarecrow.
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Does a pet die?
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Ichabod, Jonathan Crane's pet crow, is killed when Jon isn't around. She is found by Edward, who later describes the carcass in a graphic way to another character.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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Multiple characters, but notably the main two Edward and Jonathan, are kidnapped at some point in the podcast.
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Is an animal sad?
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Ichabod would, presumably, be very sad about going a good few months being all alone.
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Are there jump scares?
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There is practically only one, and it is during the Professor Pyg arc. One of the creations Pyg has made lunges at Jon, which is quite loud.
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Does someone die by suicide?
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There is mentions of child abuse all throughout the Podcast as it is pivotal to how certain characters became the way they are.
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Are there abusive parents?
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Yes, both in mentioning and in person. Jonathan talks at one point about the severe childhood abuse he experienced at the hands of his father. Edward visits his abusive father on his deathbed during one arc and has an entire episode long talk with him, in which he is still verbally abusing Edward.
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A rook (a type of bird in this case, and not the chess piece) is killed to make Jonathan, a main character, lose his mind and go on a killing spree. The carcass is described very explicitly. Ichabod, Jon's real and still alive crow, is found in less than optimal conditions in which a person may find upsetting.
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Edward Nygma is tortured heavily by Thomas Elliot during one of the first arcs of the podcast.
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IIRC, Edward's father calls him a homophobic slur during their "talk".
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