Does the dog die?
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The Whitest Kids U' Know
TV Show • 2007 • Comedy
ReportThe Whitest Kids U' Know is an American sketch comedy troupe and television program of the same name. The group consists of Trevor Moore, Zach Cregger, Sam Brown, Timmy Williams and Darren Trumeter, though other actors occasionally appear in their sketches. They were accepted into the HBO U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in 2006 and won the award for Best Sketch Group.
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The "dog suicide" sketch depicts a father accidentally running the pet dog over with a lawnmower. Also implied in "forever puppies."
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Is there excessive gore?
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JoeLollo
In some sketches, but it’s played for comedy almost all the time. Most notably “Wheel of Money” and “Nerf Nuke.”
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Is rape mentioned?
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The Grapist sketch
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Is there bestiality?
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The x-ray glasses sketch implies such things, as does the cat food commercial sketch. The Mission Impossible sketch also has an offhand reference to oral sex with a dog.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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"Mountain of chairs" and "pizza bagels" use this as a punchline
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Is someone gaslighted?
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The “Get a New Daddy” sketch/song culminates with the mom believing her son’s false accusations of his father and stepfather to be abusive, which drives her insane. Played for dark comedy, of course.
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The "good morning dad" and "mountain of chairs" sketches play this for very dark humor
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To add to the other comment, the “Old Folks’ Home” sketch/music video features drug abuse by elderly and young people alike, played for comedy and hidden by its title. Drugs are directly shown being used in that sketch.
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Is there addiction?
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One sketch involves a man with a gambling addiction who keeps purchasing lottery tickets.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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A few sketches feature characters drinking, most notably the whiskey one where Trevor's character attempts to re-enact Super Size Me but with alcohol instead of fast food.
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Does a horse die?
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"You talkin' to me?" features a horse being shot offscreen
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Is there a dead animal?
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Right now, right now, there's a hippo in the city!
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Does a cat die?
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Implied but NOT shown in "chicken not kittens" which depicts a restaurant that serves cat meat to its patrons
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Does a pet die?
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The dog suicide and the "you talkin to me?" sketch use this for punchlines.
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Is there pedophilia?
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S1E1 - The "Get a New Daddy" song aims to teach kids that if they don't like their father, they should take naked pictures of themselves and put them in the father's drawer. (The series is aimed at adults, and the satirical song is not actually aimed at children)
S2E5 - A sketch involving "irresponsible programming" shows a scene of a kid befriending a stranger in a van, who tempts the child with candy. The scene quickly cuts away to a "please stand by" card.
S2E5 - A sketch involving "irresponsible programming" shows a scene of a kid befriending a stranger in a van, who tempts the child with candy. The scene quickly cuts away to a "please stand by" card.
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S1E8 - A sketch involving a married couple attempt to roleplay a rape scenario, which goes wrong when the wife mistakes her husband for an actual rapist.
S2E5 - A sketch involving two children deciding to rape an attractive older babysitter (The sketch ends directly after the idea is presented, so no onscreen assault)
S3E4 - A sketch parodying Lord of the Rings ends with the fellowship raping Gandalf. The rape is not shown onscreen but rather a voiceover (a la the Lord of the Rings films) describes that raping Gandalf became a national pastime for years after the events of the sketch.
S3E14 - A sketch involving a commercial for grape juice features a character in a grape costume named "The Grapist" (similar to the Kool-Aid Man) who bursts through kids' bedroom walls screaming about "graping them in the mouth." The scene reveals to be a pitch meeting for the commercial, where the advertising agents are horrified at the language in the commercial, while the director of the ad maintains the commercial's innocence and accuses the ad agents of being perverts for making the connection.
S2E5 - A sketch involving two children deciding to rape an attractive older babysitter (The sketch ends directly after the idea is presented, so no onscreen assault)
S3E4 - A sketch parodying Lord of the Rings ends with the fellowship raping Gandalf. The rape is not shown onscreen but rather a voiceover (a la the Lord of the Rings films) describes that raping Gandalf became a national pastime for years after the events of the sketch.
S3E14 - A sketch involving a commercial for grape juice features a character in a grape costume named "The Grapist" (similar to the Kool-Aid Man) who bursts through kids' bedroom walls screaming about "graping them in the mouth." The scene reveals to be a pitch meeting for the commercial, where the advertising agents are horrified at the language in the commercial, while the director of the ad maintains the commercial's innocence and accuses the ad agents of being perverts for making the connection.
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Does a kid die?
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"Kid Mechanic" involves a child dying, but he is already dead before the sketch starts.
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Is a minor sexualized?
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The "Get a New Daddy" song aims to teach kids that if they don't like their father, they should take naked pictures of themselves and put them in the father's drawer. (The series is aimed at adults, and the satirical song is not actually aimed at children)
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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OJAndToothpaste
Somewhat liberally.
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Family
Does a family member die?
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"Kid Mechanic" has this happen twice.
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Are there ghosts?
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"Ghost teabag" involves a man who believes he is being "haunted" by ghosts, although they've not shown onscreen and it's dubious if they're even real.
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Are there clowns?
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The Halloeweiner sketch features Trevor's character dressed as a clown.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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Probably the most notable example is in the "bad employee" sketch, where it's basically the entire punchline.
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Are there 9/11 depictions?
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While 9/11 itself is not shown, there is a sketch that begins with two friends time travelling backwards to stop 9/11 from happening.
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Mental Health
Does someone die by suicide?
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Noxious
Are there flashing lights or images?
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The Epilepsy Test sketch is JUST this.
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Pregnancy
Is there childbirth?
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The "Cumfetti" sketch involves a woman who gets pregnant from a husband who ejaculates confetti. She does give birth, but...not to a human baby.
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
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The f-word is thrown around quite a bit, and the "Auto Erotic Asphyxiation" sketch has another slur.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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R-slur's used sporadically in the earlier seasons
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Are there usages of the n-word?
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The "house party" sketch has the ends-in-a version used in a song lyric.
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Is there hate speech?
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Occasionally, most notably in "Instant Karma Bigot" which depicts a man who experiences extreme misfortune every time he uses a slur.
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Not a relationship outright, but an entire sketch involves the punchline of a father (and his son) being attracted to his own daughter.
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Violence
Is there gun violence?
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Occasionally, most notably "Sniper Business"
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