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Is there excessive gore?
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Gore and blood are regularly seen in season 1, but phased out by season 2
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Is someone tortured?
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In "To Heck and Back", Heffer gets sent to Heck. There, he is tortured by being shown the ways his gluttony has effected his friends.
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Is there sexual content?
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Some innuendos, sex references, and some nudity, but nothing major as far as I am aware.
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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SuperMakerMatic21
"Carnival Knowledge", a background character's thumb falls off and tiny squirts of blood come out.
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Are there jokes about sexual assault on men?
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Tarun
S2
E5
Rocko's car gets impounded and becomes anthropomorphic in these scenes. Rocko hears noises over the phone after we see an anthropomorphic truck act threateningly toward him.
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Are any teeth damaged?
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A lot.
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Are there end credit scenes?
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The Christmas episode has an ending credits gag, but it is not relevant to the plot, and - on virtue of being a TV episode - the credits are very short.
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
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No anorexia, but Heffer is a very heavy eater and on at least one occasion dies and goes to "Heck" due to his diet
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Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
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SiRenfield
Only retroactively
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Are there bugs?
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SuperMakerMatic21
Recurring characters include Flecko, a fly, and Bloaty and Squirmy, microscopic parasites. Episodes include Rocko trying to save Flecko's fly friends from being eaten by the Bigheads; Flecko journeying into Rocko's nose to obtain his glass eye; Bloaty and Squirmy creating a cult around a vitamin in Spunky's ear; and Bloaty and Squirmy journeying to a wild west inside Spunky's fat.
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Is someone buried alive?
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One episode has Rocko and his friends perform a mock funeral for a still-alive Ed Bighead
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Is there cannibalism?
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SuperMakerMatic21
Heffer, a bull, is a known consumer of beef.
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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SuperMakerMatic21
"Hypno-Puppy Love" has Rocko shaved bare and hypnotised into being a dog
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Is someone crushed to death?
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Characters are frequently flattened into pancakes, but never killed.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Is a minority is misrepresented?
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SuperMakerMatic21
Very brief usage of "Eskimo" in "The Lounge Singer".
Occurs in-universe in the episode "Floundering Fathers", where all the characters share inaccurate stories of how their ancestors discovered O-Town - The Native O-Townites are drawn quite stereotypically, but are also made out very clearly as the victims by the plot, with Mr. Bighead being forced to literally repay them for his ancestors - who didn't kill the Natives, but rather shortchanged them on breath mints - in the end.
Occurs in-universe in the episode "Floundering Fathers", where all the characters share inaccurate stories of how their ancestors discovered O-Town - The Native O-Townites are drawn quite stereotypically, but are also made out very clearly as the victims by the plot, with Mr. Bighead being forced to literally repay them for his ancestors - who didn't kill the Natives, but rather shortchanged them on breath mints - in the end.
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Is an infant abducted?
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In one episode, Easter Bunnies have a ring where they smuggle unhatched turtle eggs and paint them.
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Is there childbirth?
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SuperMakerMatic21
An episode revolves around Rocko looking after Dr. Paula Hutchison and Filburt's children before they hatch from their turtle egg.
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Is there addiction?
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SuperMakerMatic21
"Tooth and Nail" revolves around Rocko's nail-biting addiction, and ends with the magical creatures sent to stop the habit losing all their money at a Los Vegas casino
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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SuperMakerMatic21
In flash-back scenes in the episode "Wimp on the Barbie", we see Rocko being bullied in his youth by a wallaby named Dingo
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Is someone terminally ill?
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SuperMakerMatic21
"Tickled Picky" has Rocko caring for his removed appendix, Pinky, who acts like a terminally ill child. He dies at the end.
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Are there clowns?
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SuperMakerMatic21
"Closet Clown" uses clowns as an allegory for being a closeted gay man
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Is someone watched without knowing?
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In "Camera Shy", Heffer and Filburt film Rocko naked without his consent, and get it turned into an arthouse indie film
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Is someone possessed?
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SuperMakerMatic21
Mortimer Khan, descendant of Genghis Khan, possesses objects to fight Rocko and his friends - in addition to Heffer and Spunky.
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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Tarun
S4
Filburt and Hutch's four children.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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In one episode, Easter Bunnies have a ring where they smuggle unhatched turtle eggs and paint them.
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One episode, "Fortune Cookie", has a suicide joke featuring a pooping pigeon. He eventually does poop off-screen.
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Does someone die?
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"Tickled Picky" has Rocko caring for his removed appendix, Pinky, who acts like a terminally ill child. He dies at the end. Additionally, Heffer dies on two occasions and is sent to "Heck".
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Does a non-human character die?
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"Tickled Picky" has Rocko caring for his removed appendix, Pinky, who acts like a terminally ill child. He dies at the end.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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SuperMakerMatic21
As to be expected from a slapstick cartoon of this era.
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One episode, "Fortune Cookie", has a suicide joke featuring a pooping pigeon. He eventually does poop off-screen.
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Are animals abused?
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SuperMakerMatic21
Rocko's dog, Spunky, is idiotic and frequently walks into situations, which can result in situations such as him being packaged among meat, usually through short-sightedness or natural hazards instead of malice. He is never harmed nor upset by these situations. Occasionally, anthropomorphic characters are treated in ways animals are, such as being turned into meat.
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Does someone cheat?
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"Leap Frogs", an infamous banned episode, has Bev Bighead commit adultery on her husband with Rocko - Bev has a daughter who is Rocko's age.
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Does a baby cry?
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Tarun
S4
E7
Filburt's daughter Missy with Mrs. Bighead, after the latter says she doesn't have a nose for the former to poke. Very brief.
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
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One episode has Rocko and Filburt perform a sham marriage to avoid getting Rocko deported, Filburt wears a dress to pose as bride.
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Are there abusive parents?
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In "Who's For Dinner", Heffer goes looking for his "real father", who it turns out is an A-hole. He returns home with a newfound appreciation for his adoptive family. Heffer's family can themselves vary in quality as parents from episode to episode.
Ed Bighead disowns his daughter in "I Have No Son", and in the Static Cling movie he misgenders her - in both situations, he eventually learns the error of his ways.
Ed Bighead disowns his daughter in "I Have No Son", and in the Static Cling movie he misgenders her - in both situations, he eventually learns the error of his ways.
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Is there hate speech?
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SuperMakerMatic21
Racism is a fixture in Rocko's universe, with many background characters expressing distaste for other animal species - they are portrayed as in the wrong.
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SuperMakerMatic21
Rocko will often runafowl of a recurring character named Gladys the Hippo Lady by accidentally getting in uncomfortable areas - to which her voice deepens as she exclaims "How dare you!" and attacks him.
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The Static Cling movie features a transgender character - even villains in the story are accepting of her, with the exception of her father who eventually does come to accept her.
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Is there a large age gap?
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Tarun
Mrs. Bighead tries to come on to Rocko.
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Is there copaganda?
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The show discusses both police corruption and prison reform in "Uniform Behaviour" and "Ed Good, Rocko Bad" - the prior focusing on Heffer becoming a cop and growing mad with power, and the latter focusing on Rocko running a political campaign to give dogs in dog pounds better treatment
That being said, Heffer being arrested is treated as a "karmic comuppance" in Uniform Behaviour
That being said, Heffer being arrested is treated as a "karmic comuppance" in Uniform Behaviour
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Is there incarceration?
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Arrests occur in "Uniform Behaviour" and "From Here to Maternity". The prior is treated as karmic, and the later is towards a father while his eggs have yet to hatch - though the mother still arrives in the end to see the egg hatch.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Is there domestic violence?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
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In "Wimp on the Barbie", Rocko forgives his childhood bully, Dingo, who has since converted to a pacifist religion/cult - though Heffer and Filburt don't. Dingo's childhood bullying was very silly and cartoonish in nature.
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Does a pet die?
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Tarun
S3
E1
"Bye, Bye Birdie."
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Does a kid die?
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"Tickled Picky" has Rocko caring for his removed appendix, Pinky, who acts like a terminally ill child. He dies at the end.
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Does it have a sad ending?
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The final episode, Future Shlock, has Rocko and his friends flung into space - Static Cling technically continues this story, but changes a lot of the details and therefore is hard to take as a proper continuation.
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Bye Bye Birdie revolves around Rocko thinking he's killed Filburt's dead bird - Filburt reassures Rocko that the bird only had a very short lifespan so they hold a funeral for it.
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Bodily Harm
Is there eye mutilation?
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SuperMakerMatic21
Extremely common - Rocko's eyes popping out of his skull is a signature gag, and it's common for eyes to be chewed or swung by the optic nerve
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Prejudice
Are there fat jokes?
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SuperMakerMatic21
A lot thanks to Rocko's best friend Heffer, who is a freeloading slob.
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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"Heck" is a recurring location - a demonic character named Peaches appears in these episodes, but is specified as not being Satan.
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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SuperMakerMatic21
One infamous scene has a bull who's arms rip off and unveil chunks of flesh
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