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 When you rewatch Teen Titans as an adult, you might notice a few grim references and Easter eggs you didn't see previously. In one episode, Robin shows the Titans all of their souvenirs and mementos that they've amassed throughout the years. An urn carrying the ashes of the former Robin, who was killed by The Joker, is one of these objects. [([[https://screenrant.com/teen-titans-easter-eggs-references-completely-missed/|Screenrant]])]
+===== Some sinister characters appeared in The Cowardly Dog =====
+Courage the Cowardly Dog, although being a children's program, has some quite frightening characters. Freak Fred is one that stands out. We quickly discover that Fred, Muriel's nephew, is infatuated with hair and want to shave Courage. Fred appears innocent enough for a cartoon, but he is actually exhibiting classic psychopath and serial murderer characteristics. [([[https://screenrant.com/courage-cowardly-dog-creepiest-villains/|Screenrant]])]
+===== In Cow And Chicken, There Were A Few Inappropriate Innuendos =====
+Cow and Chicken was another show that contained a few innuendos that were completely improper for children. Cow's udders are used to create adult-themed references on multiple occasions. She rubs and shakes them suggestively, even asking people to count her teats. Not the best stuff for a children's show! [([[https://www.popbuzz.com/tv-film/features/cow-and-chicken/|Popbuzz]])]
+===== Some Bugs Bunny Cartoons Were Too Controversial =====
+Bugs Bunny specials were initially planned for Cartoon Network, but some of the iconic rabbit's Bunny cartoons were simply too unpleasant to telecast. Racism was prevalent in some episodes centered on the famous character, while others were politically incorrect in different ways. They agreed to let the marathon go on as long as they were able to carefully select which episodes would be included. [([[https://www.newindianexpress.com/entertainment/english/2017/jul/27/if-you-thought-charlie-hebdo-cartoons-were-controversial-youd-be-surprised-by-bugs-bunny-1634422.html|New Indian Express]])]
+===== Wartime Cartoons =====
+ToonHeads was a feature on Cartoon Network that broadcast sequences from its most provocative cartoons. They illustrated how WWII was presented through animation and included some offensive things during this. Looney Tunes episodes depicting inappropriate caricatures of Japanese and German people that initially aired in the 1940s are still available online. [([[https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2001-jun-29-ca-16278-story.html|LA Times]])]
+===== Some Shows Are Heavily Improvised =====
+Though it's difficult to envision a cartoon being improvised, The Regular Show does just that. JG Quintel, the show's creator, admitted that the show doesn't even have a script. The animators are given a broad notion of how the program will unfold, and then fill in the spaces after the actors improvise their lines. [([[https://uproxx.com/hitfix/regular-show-creator-we-dont-use-scripts/|Uproxx]])]
+===== Teen Titans GO Doubted By Voice Actors =====
+When it comes to Teen Titans GO, the voice actors had the same reservations that many critics had. They simply did not believe that the authors would make the relaunch as good as the original Teen Titans show, and they frequently questioned the chosen dialogue. Despite these reservations, the show is doing well as a relaunch. [([[https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2017/11/24/how-teen-titans-go-became-a-200-episode-cartoon-network-hit/|Washington Post]])]

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