Does the dog die?
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Xavier: Renegade Angel
TV Show • 2007 • Comedy
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In the first episode Xavier rips a dog's spinal cord out towards the end of the episode. it's not very realistic
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S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions" (5:55-6:06)
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide" (7:00-7:17)
Content warnings for both clips include child sexual abuse and b********y Played off as gags.
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide" (7:00-7:17)
Content warnings for both clips include child sexual abuse and b********y Played off as gags.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Abuse
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S1
E6
It is more so implied, but when Xavier goes back in time, he meets a cavewoman who is stated to be beaten by her husband with her body being covered in graphic wounds.
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Are there abusive parents?
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Xavier’s mother who shows up in the flashbacks was shown as being incredibly physically, emotionally and possibly sexually abusive.
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Addiction
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Animal
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Does a cat die?
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S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide", begins with a pet shop owner lamenting that he'll have to put various pets down due to his business failing; he appears to own some feline creatures. Xavier pays to keep him in business by spending the day with a rich man's child, so the pets presumably live. Later on, Xavier's supposed new "owner", a spoiled, wealthy boy, compares ridding the world of suffering to drowning a kitten.
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One episode has Xavier read the entrails of a squirrel he killed to his past self. The entrails say the squirrel died needlessly at the hands of a goon.
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Does a pet die?
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S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide", begins with a pet shop owner lamenting that he'll have to put various pets down due to his business failing. Xavier pays to keep him in business by spending the day with a rich man's child, so the pets presumably live.
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Not unless you count several poodles interlocked into a humanoid shape getting punched back into individual poodles by a man coated in platinum
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Is there a dead animal?
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Plenty. Major moments off the top of my head:
S2E3, "Free Range Manibalism": interspersed throughout the entire first half of the episode.
S2E5, "Haunted Tonk": dead squirrel, 7:04-7:20
S2E3, "Free Range Manibalism": interspersed throughout the entire first half of the episode.
S2E5, "Haunted Tonk": dead squirrel, 7:04-7:20
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Are there bugs?
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Xavier saves the life of a mosquito who lays eggs in the heads of two people who come to beat him up.
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Are there snakes?
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Xavier's left arm is a snake.
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Assault
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S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions": onscreen zoophilic child sexual assault, 5:55-6:06
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": same as above, 7:00-7:17
S1E7, "Bloodcorn": Xavier remarks that an elderly-looking 14-year-old girl is "nice and legal", later tries and fails to initiate sex with her.
S2E1, "Vibracaust": a child assaults a priest and his adoptive parents off-screen.
S2E10, "Braingeas Final Cranny": a character attempts to initiate sex with a mentally disabled woman and speaks about acting similarly in the past, 6:00-7:04
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": same as above, 7:00-7:17
S1E7, "Bloodcorn": Xavier remarks that an elderly-looking 14-year-old girl is "nice and legal", later tries and fails to initiate sex with her.
S2E1, "Vibracaust": a child assaults a priest and his adoptive parents off-screen.
S2E10, "Braingeas Final Cranny": a character attempts to initiate sex with a mentally disabled woman and speaks about acting similarly in the past, 6:00-7:04
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Is there pedophilia?
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Many gags in the show invoke pedophilia in some form. Here are some major moments to avoid:
S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions": onscreen zoophilic child sexual assault, 5:55-6:06
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": same as above, 7:00-7:17
S1E7, "Bloodcorn": Xavier remarks that an elderly-looking 14-year-old girl is "nice and legal", later tries and fails to initiate sex with her.
S2E1, "Vibracaust": prevalent topic within the episode. A child also assaults a priest and his adoptive parents off-screen.
S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions": onscreen zoophilic child sexual assault, 5:55-6:06
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": same as above, 7:00-7:17
S1E7, "Bloodcorn": Xavier remarks that an elderly-looking 14-year-old girl is "nice and legal", later tries and fails to initiate sex with her.
S2E1, "Vibracaust": prevalent topic within the episode. A child also assaults a priest and his adoptive parents off-screen.
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Bodily Harm
Is there eye mutilation?
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S1E2, "Chief Beef Loco": a mosquito stabs and drains someone's eyeball, 0:57-1:02
S2E2, "Xavier's Manuever": one character rips off another's toenail and pieces it into his eyeball. More damage is done in the following seconds (both moments span 10:07-10:15)
S2E2, "Xavier's Manuever": one character rips off another's toenail and pieces it into his eyeball. More damage is done in the following seconds (both moments span 10:07-10:15)
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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S2E1, "Vibracaust": it's mentioned in the beginning (1:44-2:02). You later see a man whose pants are covered in blood around the groin area; he mentions being raped (6:30-7:16)
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Is there a hanging?
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A character Xavier meets has a whole plantation in this backyard in which tornadoes are doing slave labor. One of these tornado's is hung.
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Is someone tortured?
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Yes! The viewer.
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Children
Is a minor sexualized?
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Not in the sense that the viewer is supposed to be turned on but yes there are pedophilia jokes
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Does a kid die?
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Xavier's snake hand eats 7 newborn children.
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Is an infant abducted?
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E4
5 infant babies are kidnapped by Xavier thinking that they have been abandoned by their mother. Meanwhile, the mother was just on the slide with her 6th child.
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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E3
That along with many other ableist slurs and insults are used towards a child in a wheelchair.
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Family
Does a family member die?
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E1
A couple loses their child in a car crash.
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Fear
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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A lot of it. Off the top of my head:
S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions": Xavier throws up, 4:33-4:42
S2E1, "Vibracaust": Xavier's mother vomits in his mouth, 3:15-3:21
S2E2, "Xavier's Maneuver": multiple characters choke and are given the Heimlich maneuver, mostly at the beginning but also later in the episode
S2E3, "Free Range Manibalism": Aura vomits twice, once from 7:15-7:22, then from 8:38-8:47
S2E4, "El Tornadador": a man vomits at Xavier in the very beginning (1:10). For the rest of the episode, Xavier's snake-hand repeatedly vomits Xavier himself through its mouth, flipping his skin and other organs inside-out every time. Just avoid this episode altogether if vomit is a trigger.
S2E5, "Haunted Tonk": happens twice, once from 3:37-3:41, then from 9:25-9:30.
S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions": Xavier throws up, 4:33-4:42
S2E1, "Vibracaust": Xavier's mother vomits in his mouth, 3:15-3:21
S2E2, "Xavier's Maneuver": multiple characters choke and are given the Heimlich maneuver, mostly at the beginning but also later in the episode
S2E3, "Free Range Manibalism": Aura vomits twice, once from 7:15-7:22, then from 8:38-8:47
S2E4, "El Tornadador": a man vomits at Xavier in the very beginning (1:10). For the rest of the episode, Xavier's snake-hand repeatedly vomits Xavier himself through its mouth, flipping his skin and other organs inside-out every time. Just avoid this episode altogether if vomit is a trigger.
S2E5, "Haunted Tonk": happens twice, once from 3:37-3:41, then from 9:25-9:30.
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Does someone spit?
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Yes and Xavier licks it up
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Medical
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Mental Health
Does someone die by suicide?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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Even by [adult swim] standards!
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Noxious
Are there flashing lights or images?
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The closing logos include a strobing image of a man with a bleeding orfice.
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Pregnancy
Does someone miscarry?
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A man running a bar rapidly becomes un-pregnant after his patrons flee in fear of ghosts.
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions" features both; eight babies, and one "everchild", a floating, talking fetus.
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": features real-life footage of a baby being born, pixelated around the vaginal area, 7:59-8:05
S1E8, "Escape From Squatopian Freedom": there's a depiction of a punk-rock fetus at the very end
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": features real-life footage of a baby being born, pixelated around the vaginal area, 7:59-8:05
S1E8, "Escape From Squatopian Freedom": there's a depiction of a punk-rock fetus at the very end
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
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E1
The lesbophobic D-slur is used
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
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E7
Xavier, now posing as a more human-looking human, has to go into drag in order to get "Women-Only" housing. Later, he has to disguise as a women disguised as a man, before disguising himself in black face as a fat black woman. The men in blackface also speak in AAVE.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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E3
In an attempt to defend a disabled kid, Xavier ends up saying some ableist things instead, such as calling the boy "weak" and various slurs.
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Is there hate speech?
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There is a lot of hate speech in this show, but mostly, if not always, played for laughs. Would recommend caution if this is a topic that upsets you.
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E5
Xavier calls a women a "free-range N**i in terms of where she gets the meat for her restaurant. This then leads to the joke where he does the N**i salute and says "Well heeeeeeil Meatler".
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Race
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Sex
Is there bestiality?
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S1E4, "The 6th Teat of Good Intentions": onscreen zoophilic child sexual assault, 5:55-6:06
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": same as above, 7:00-7:17
S1E5, "Pet Siouxicide": same as above, 7:00-7:17
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A child sexually assaults his parents offscreen. He refuses to have the parents say anything.
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Is there sexual content?
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Prevalent throughout the series within jokes and visual gags, including brief nudity. You see on-screen sexual assault twice (I've commented the specifics under the SA/CSA-related sections).
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Vehicular
Is someone hit by a car?
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Vehicular manburger helper
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Violence
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