WTF! DQ was just watching Spongebob on Nickelodeon, and I hear the characters talk about going on a panty raid, complete with carrying a ladder, going up into a girl's room, into her dresser and voila -- PANTIES!!! 
This is why my 6 year old doesn't watch that show. Maybe it's harmless most of the time, but whenever I manage to catch it, it has crap like that.crabcake said:
Now granted, it was some grandma, but still! This is a show that 6 year old's are watching and they're talking about and going on panty raids? :shrug:
I always swore I'd never be one of those nervous nelly, censor the cartoons kind of moms, but I REALLY have a problem with that particular show.
crabcake said:
Now granted, it was some grandma, but still! This is a show that 6 year old's are watching and they're talking about and going on panty raids? :shrug:
Well, when you couple spongebob's panty raid in with the kid who said he was gay a couple weeks ago (and me having to explain that at 6 years old), along with the regular, natural questions that arise, I don't think it has ANY place being on a freakin' nickelodeon kid show.virgovictoria said:
crabcake said:
Snake Eyes never went on a panty raiddustin said:
dustin said:
That was one of the few show my brother and I could agree on. I saw a few episodes of the GIJoe Extreme. That was 
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I've only seen one episode, but the humor seems like it's geared for teenagers. Part of the problem is that the show is being marketed to younger kids. Nickelodeon doesn't seem to know what to do with cartoons for older audiences. Ren & Stimpy was clearly meant for teens and adults, but it aired during family viewing time. If Nick had any scruples, it would stop its kid-oriented marketing of SpongeBob and move the show to 10 p.m., like Comedy Central did with South Park.Dymphna said:
I freaking LOVED this show...Llwynog said:
