List of adult humor in Disney animated media/Disney TV

This is a list of uses of adult humor in animated television produced by Disney. Adult humor may include sex (or anything mildly sexual), nudity, drug content, strong language (or implication that someone is going to or wants to use strong language), graphic violence, and any other inappropriate images.
==Disney Television Animation==
===Adventures of the Gummi Bears===
*In "Toadie's Wild Ride", Toadwart steals a whole keg of Gummiberry Juice and drinks the entire contents at once, with rather explosive results. This could be a reference to what happens to people who become intoxicated.
*In "Light Makes Right", while Duke Igthorn is once again planning to take over Dunwyn, a beam of light gets concentrated by Toadwart's magnifying glass and starts to burn Igthorn's butt, causing him to yelp in pain.
*In "The Crimson Avenger", after Cavin is framed for stealing the king's ruby studs and thrown in the dungeon, an inmate tells him of various ways a criminal in Dunwyn could be tortured or executed (the rack, boiling in oil, hanging, etc.), with appropriate motions for each one.
*In "A Gummi a Day Keeps the Doctor Away", Tummi and Gruffi use Doctor Dexter's formula to grow thistles and thorns in Duke Igthorn's courtyard, causing Igthorn to leap into the air with thorns in his butt.
===DuckTales (1987 series)===
*In "Once Upon a Dime", when a young Scrooge is in jail with the Beagle Boys, one of them sees Scrooge's kilt and calls it a nice skirt that Ma Beagle would kill to have, and that she has before.
*In "Spies in Their Eyes", after Donald is hypnotized by Cinnamon Teal, as he returns to the navy at night, a fellow sailor assumes that Donald had a good time during his short stay in Hong Kong, and when the sailor notices Donald's eyes fully wide open, he states that the latter really did have a "good" time.
===Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers===
*Most episodes have Chip kicking Dale in the rump whenever he messes something up, be lazy, or causes trouble for the Rescue Rangers.
*Most episodes have Monterey Jack having cravings when he smells or sees cheese in a crazed state upon noticing.
*In "Flash the Wonder Dog", Chip and Dale discover that Flash left paw prints on their rumps after he hugs them.
*In "Adventures in Squirrelsitting", Chip and Dale are dressed in drags to infiltrate Fat Cat's casino, where they get attracted by the other animals. Wart and Mole than flirted with them, with Mole trying to smooch Chip, and when they attempted to kiss the chipmunks, they both duck out of the way, causing Wart and Mole to accidentally kiss each other (much to their mutual disgust).
*In "Parental Discretion Retired", when the Rescue Rangers arrived at a bar in a pier, they see an intoxicated shrimp in a glass of what appears to be alcohol.
**Fat Cat tries to escape from Mole, Wart, and Mepps, when are hypnotized into dogs, through a window but gets stuck, the three hypnotized animals pounced and bitten Fat Cat's rump before the scene instantly cuts to him getting out.
*In "To the Rescue", Plato pounces and bites Percy's rump, taking a piece off his boxers. It is likely his rump is exposed as he is seen wearing a box to cover himself.
**During a musical performance, Fat Dance dances and bumps his rear to Mole, Wart, and Mepps.
**When Aldrin Klordane contacts Sergeant Spinelli, he pretends to be a woman name Ruby, and Spinelli finds "her" to be a beauty.
**When Klordane and Plato are flung off the train, Plato bites onto Klordane's rump while they are in the air and landed in the police station.
**At the end of part 5, a photo shows Plato and Drake with an arrested criminal, with Plato bitten on the criminal's rearend.
*In "The Luck Stops Here", one of the inventions at the kitchen appliance convention shows a machine that can turn vegetables into ice cream, and when the two judges tasted them they covered their mouths and ran off, implying they are gagging and are going to puke.
*In "An Elephant Never Suspects", when Bruin, Heebee & Jeebee, and an alligator accidentally fell into a tunnel dug under them, Heebee, Jeebee, and Bruin ran out with Bruin covering his rear end, implying the alligator bite him in that spot, which further confirms when the alligator is seen with a piece of his fur in his mouth.
*In "Fake Me to Your Leader", the investigating officers, while searching, open a door and hear a high-pitched scream, implying they had accidentally walked in on a woman in a changing room.
*In "A Case of Stage Blight", Zipper unknowingly finds a seat on a spotlight and when it turns on, he felt his rear end getting hot.
*In "Throw Mummy from the Train", Hiram the Mummy had to dress up as a woman to sneak throughout the train. In Wexler's train car, the passenger with him found Hiram attractive and asked "her" to get supper with him. When Hiram returns, he tried to explain he is a mummy but the passenger claims he loves children, clearly he misinterpret Hiram's a "mommy".
**To distract the Sphinx, Dale tickles his nose with his nose that causes the Sphinx to sneeze.
*In "A Wolf in Cheap Clothing", whenever Harry turns into a human, he is naked and has to get clothing. When he transformed in the dog shelter, a female dog catcher comes in carrying a dog and yells to see him naked, with the dog also covering his eyes. Harry also had to take the dog to cover himself while escaping from the shelter.
**After turning back into a wolf, and crashing the car into Officer Kirby and Officer Muldoon's cruiser, Chip and Dale are sat under Harry's rump.
*In "Robocat", when Fat Cat tries to get Luna, a rare fish, Butch the Bulldog bites him on his backside and shakes him around before tossing Fat Cat out the window.
*In "Does Pavlov Ring a Bell", when the propeller on Gadget's inventions goes off, it almost took off Monterey Jack's head before he retracts his head into his shirt.
**When Chip and Dale try to showoff how one of Gadget's inventions work better, they fly off with plunger launching onto Dale's rump.
*In "Prehysterical Pet", Steggy and Jack lands in the cactus patch, Steggy jumps out in pain after being pinched in his rump, and prickles are seen on Monterey Jack's backside.
*In "Normie's Science Project", an engine flies in the air from Normie using his uncle, Professor Norton Nimnul, inventions, and it ended up the engine propeller shredded one of the teacher's rump.
**When the city is swaying from the music, Normie looks to see City Hall grooving as he shakes his rump.
*In "When Mice Were Men", Dale kicks an unconscious El Emenopio in the rump to get him to wake up.
*In "Chocolate Chips", the mosquitos sting the people and animals with mind control juice that they inject them with by stinging their rumps, as in the case of Monterey Jack and Chip. Dale had to kick Chip in his rump to snap him out of it, but the mosquitos sting him in the rear to hypnotize him again.
**The mosquitos made attempts to sting Dale in the rear, one scene had one of the bugs lift his tail so the rest can sting him but Dale manages to avoid them.
**The jungle animals made a hypnotize Heinrich Von Sugarbottom to replant the chocolate trees, they beat the drum faster to make him go quicker, while the hypnotic Heinrich shakes his rear to the beat of the drum.
*In "Song of the Night 'n Dale", when the Ranger Plane gets caught in a jetstream, Monterey Jack covers his mouth to prevent himself from puking.
**Su Lin uses her inventions to make her brother, Emperor Dim Sun, see things to make everyone believe he is going insane, and Dale was believed to be suffering the same effects after inhaling hallucinogenic gas. When Zipper accidentally gets a whiff, he kisses Monterey Jack.
**When Dim Sun's bed floats up and spins, Dim Sun complains it isn't good for this stomach, implying he was feeling the urge to puke. Dale, who was the bed, felt the same way.
**The Rescue Rangers and Chirp Sing uses Su Lin's inventions to make her insane to get her to confess. Dale, at one point, pokes her rump with a small polearm.
*In "Double 'O Chipmunk", Gadget dresses up in a dress and a wig as a part to help with Dale's confidence as a secret agent, she acts seductively to, with Dale becoming aroused by her beauty, and she even kissed him, which Chip thinks it was inappropriate for that part. Gadget later seduces Moe to have him accidentally make the tank she, Chip, and Jack are in to spin around.
*In "Gadget Goes Hawaiian", at the very end of the episode, Chip and Dale attempt to kiss Gadget, but she evades them, causing them to accidentally kiss each other (again, much to their mutual disgust).
**Earlier, when Lahwhinie was pretending to be Gadget, she had to seduce Chip and Dale, and by far kiss them, to keep those two from getting suspicious.
**When Gadget creates an open route for Chip, Jack, and Dale to escape, Dale is seen running out with his rear end smoking.
*In "It's a Bird, It's Insane, It's Dale!", Dale's backside gets heated by a fallen meteorite and has it soaked in a birdbath.
**A pet shop owner gets run out by a group of dogs, with the back of his pants bitten off, exposing his briefs, with one of the dogs having the piece of fabric in his mouth.
**When Dale is offered the key to the city, an attractive kisses his head, making Dale lovestruck and dazed.
*In "Short Order Crooks", Zipper accidentally slightly burns Monterey Jack's rump when the former turned on the kitchen oven, good thing Jack's tail was only singed.
*In "Mind Your Cheese and Q's", due to having a cheese craving, Monterey Jack thought Gadget got shredded when she was tangled up in the kite.
**Monterey Jack tries to quite cheese and at one point, hallucinates Zipper is a flying piece of cheese.
**Sugar Ray Lizard pokes Monterey Jack in the rear with a fork.
**Rat Capone found Gadget attractive and tried to seduce and kiss her, much to her disgust.
*In "Out of Scale", a pigeon sits on a sewing needle cushion, only to poke his rear end on one of the needles.
**Buffy Ratzkiwatzki plays mommies and daddies with Chip and Dale, dressing up Chip as the father by dressing him up in a robe and dressing Dale up as the mother by putting on a dress on him.
*In "Good Times, Bat Times", after Dale falls from a tree branch, Foxglove swipes his rump to get it rid of any dirt.
*In "Pie in the Sky", when Dale checks the solar-powered mirrors, he inspects to see his reflection distorted, such as his rump getting bigger.
**When the Rescue Rangers and Midge crashed into baking flour, Dale assumes they are dead and have become ghosts.
**Monterey Jack kicks Jack in his rump to get his attention.
*In "Le Purrfect Crime", Maltese de Sade kisses Dale on the cheek, still thinking he has the amnesia, in get ridding of the Rescue Rangers. Dale returns the favor, to keep up the rouse, by kissing him on the mouth.
*In "When You Fish Upon a Star", Monterey Jack notices one of the constellations Cannis Rigamortis, which Gadget notes it resembles a dead dog.
**The Rescue Rangers dress up Zipper as a woman to distract the fireflies.
*In "A Lean on the Property", a dog sees Fat Cat's rump and chases after him and his gang to try to sink his teeth into it.
**Camembert Kate slaps his son, Monterey, on the rump for talking back to her.
*In "The Pied Piper Power Play", when Norton mistook the shadow of Zipper dressed as a bat, he worried it would drain the blood from his neck, believing it was a vampire.
*In "The S.S. Drainpipe", when Dale hallucinates the Red Badger of Courage in the mirror, the hallucination Red Badger tells Dale he is a figment of his subconscious from Dale's low self-esteem or probably something Dale ate.
**Dale dresses up as a woman to fool Rat Capone, who also wants Gadget to be his, and is content with the two fighting each other over him.
**Dale hallucinates the Red Badger during his adventures that gives Dale advice on how to stop Rat Capone and his minions, one of them being tying Capone up and letting the boat run him over.
*In "Zipper Come Home", at Barfly, a bar for flies, one of the bouncers kicks a flea and comments how they can't hold down their fruit, alluding to intoxication.
**When the beetles find Zipper, from the look of his face it seems as though he is intoxicated.
*In "Puffed Rangers", an enlarged Zipper kicks Hu Yu in the rump.
*In "A Fly in the Ointment", when the Rescue Rangers each get their heads switched with different bodies after going through Nimnul's Phonomatic Modemizer, Gadget (having her head switched with Dale's body) covers the lower region of "her body" with Dale's shirt while screaming in panic and horror, then later covers it with a soufflé cup which is eventually shaped into a dress.
**When Dale (having his head switched with Gadget's body) states, "I always wanted to be close to Gadget, but not this close!" while unintentionally touching her waist, Gadget grabs "his arms" and tells him, "Keep the hands off the body!", making Dale sheepishly apologize afterwards.
*In "A Chorus Crime", Chip, Dale, and Gadget heard Canina La Fur's howling, they assume, mostly from Dale and Chip, that someone is getting murdered.
*In "They Shoot Dogs, Don't They", Monterey Jack and Canina La Fur try to survive getting shot by a crazed hunter Wild Bill Hiccup.
**Canina pretends to be shot and when Wild Bill Hiccup grabbed her, Canina instantly scared him and bite off the rear end of his pants.
===TaleSpin===
*In "Molly Coddled", Molly, at one point, places a fork on a chair that Covington is about to sit in, and when he does, his clothed butt gets pricked by said fork, causing him to yowl in pain.
*In "Sheepskin Deep", Baloo has a lamp depicting a topless hula girl. Also, when Kit asks Baloo if he can conjugate verbs, he retorts, "That is none of your business!", possibly assuming that Kit meant sexual connection with individuals.
*In "All's Whale That Ends Whale", Seymour claims that he is using an excellent fertilizer, and Baloo snarks, "That I can believe." As fertilizer is manure, Baloo was hinting that what Seymour claimed was bullshit.
*In "Waiders of the Wost Tweasure", when Baloo and his rival, Airplane Jane, steal a two-piece horse costume, Jane remarks, "I'll be the head, while you be yourself," implicitly calling Baloo a "horse's ass".
*In "Stuck on You", after Baloo and Don Karnage jump into a chemical vat that removes the glue which was binding them together, Karnage lets Baloo off lightly. However, as Karnage walks away, Baloo (under his breath) snidely warns him to "watch where [he's] sitting," and the camera focuses on Karnage's clothed butt with some glue that Baloo had secretly applied there before they parted ways.
*In "The Ransom of Red Chimp", Karnage ends up getting unwanted affections from Louie's aunt, Aunt Louise, while attempting to kidnap her.
===Darkwing Duck===
*In "Can't Bayou Love", while Darkwing Duck is pursuing Jambalaya Jake and Gumbo, three flaming candles light Darkwing's rear end on fire until he soon lands in a punch bowl, dousing the blaze.
*In "Monsters R Us", after Moloculo turns Launchpad into a vampire bat, the latter, at one point, is seen drinking a bottle of ketchup in an attempt to fight his urge to drink other individuals' blood.
*In "U.F.Foe", when an alien guard tells Darkwing that Launchpad and the princess are going to "oompa", Darkwing, thinking it means something crude, covers Gosalyn's ears and tells the guard to watch his language.
===Goof Troop===
*At the very start of the show's intro (in some airings), a seated Goofy smells smoke and then jumps up while yelping, revealing that his clothed butt was on fire.
*In "Hot Air", Pistol runs beneath a line of people to get to the cotton candy machine at the end. As she does, a woman gasps, turns around, and hits a man behind her, thinking he touched her inappropriately.
*In "Lethal Goofin'", P.J. reveals his ability to beat up bullies by smacking them with his rear end, earning him and Max the privilege of becoming members of the School Safety Patrol.
*In "Three Ring Bind", a running gag is Pistol assaulting the Ringmaster by biting his nose or kicking him. Later in the episode, when Pete mourns over his daughter, believing she drowned, Annie the elephant shoots a peanut at Pete's clothed butt to get his attention and shows him that Pistol is safe and sound.
===Aladdin (TV series)===
*Many of the show's episodes involve Genie injuring himself in some way, prompting him to tell the viewers not to play with certain objects as someone always gets hurt.
*In "In the Heat of the Fright", Abu and Iago are shown to have snuggled up next to each other while sleeping. They then wake up, see what they are doing, and yelp in horror and disgust. Iago then tells himself that it was just a bad dream while quivering.
===Gargoyles===
*In "Vows", after the bride-to-be Fox tells Xanatos that "[she'll] go change for tonight," he watches her leave, his eyes fixed squarely on her butt. The smirk on his face makes his inner thoughts blatantly readable.
===Shnookums and Meat===
*In "Ow, Hey!", while Shnookums and Meat are playing baseball, a running gag is Meat getting hit on the head with the ball, causing him to exclaim, "Ow, hey!"
*In "Poodle Panic", when Shnookums and Meat are forced to spend the day with their cousin Toulouse, the poodle takes over their TV time and turns on a soap opera. When Shnookums becomes fed up with Toulouse, the former grabs a lamp and attempts to assault the poodle with it, but Meat intervenes by taking the blow and saying, "Easy, Shnookums, that's a lawsuit!"
**In the same episode, Toulouse, at one point, jumps into a trash can which then rolls downhill, causing a chain reaction in the streets and sending the trash can into a sewage treatment plant, where Toulouse falls into a vat of toxic waste and comes out all stinky.
*In "Cabin Fever", Shnookums and Meat eat a jar of expired cocktail weenies, which then causes them to hallucinate as if they were both intoxicated.
===Timon & Pumbaa===
*Near the end of the show's opening theme, Pumbaa pops up shaking his posterior, with Timon taking notice. When Timon turns Pumbaa around, a farting sound is heard before the song ends.
*In "Cooked Goose", when Cheetato and Cheetata catapult Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed into a volcano to get rid of them, only for the hyenas to come back all charred and blackened, Ed gibbers something to the cheetahs that sounds like "pee-pee" (a child's slang term for urine), although Banzai translates, "He said they didn't serve peanuts."
*In "Can't Take a Yolk", Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed attempt to get an elephant to flatten an ostrich sitting on an egg that the hyenas intend to steal. When the elephant approaches the ostrich, the bird removes one of her tail feathers to make the pachyderm sneeze and fall on the hyenas, crushing them with his rump. As the elephant walks away, the three flattened hyenas can be seen stuck to his rear end.
*In "Isle of Manhood", when Pumbaa is putting Timon through the Manhood Test, the meerkat offers the warthog a cake at one point, which he declines, saying he doesn't like cakes. A sexy woman suddenly jumps out of said cake, convincing Pumbaa to check off that test. Also, the word "manhood" is a slang term for a male's genitalia.
*In "Africa-Dabra!", when Rabbit deliberately ousts Timon from his best friend Pumbaa, the warthog eventually learns the truth and becomes enraged. When Pumbaa sees Timon onstage as the meerkat fails to pull a rabbit out of his hat to amaze the audience, the warthog gets an idea. He strips off Rabbit's fur and disguises himself as the rabbit to help Timon, which works. Meanwhile, a naked Rabbit sulks sadly in his hat.
*In "Oahu Wahoo", Bahuka, a tiki statue, which speaks telepathically so that only Timon can understand him, orders the meerkat to get him a pillow, to which Timon looks around and uses Pumbaa as a makeshift pillow. Bahuka then tells Timon to get an air freshener for this "pillow", implying that Bahuka could detect Pumbaa's stinky odor.
*In "Beast of Eden", in an attempt to get back a monster's gold tooth that holds the key to his magical powers, Timon, in one scene, puts an outhouse near the Native Chief and then makes trickling noises with a watering can (implying urination), causing the Chief to jiggle awkwardly until he rushes inside the outhouse to use the bathroom.
*In "Mind Over Matterhorn", in an attempt to get past a tough Billy Goat guard, Pumbaa, in one scene, dresses up as an attractive female goat and makes flirting gestures toward the Billy Goat guard, even showing a womanly-shaped "bare leg" at one point, which temporarily causes the guard to fall in love with "her".
*In "Robin Hoodwinked", Timon imagines what Robin Hood looks like in a thought bubble, to which the meerkat strips off Robin Hood's clothes, leaving him nearly nude, and then wears them.
**Later, a running gag is Timon shooting suction cup arrows that end up striking Pumbaa's rear end. In the end, Timon uses his archery skills to fire suction cup arrows at Claim-Jumper Quint's clothed butt.
*In "Broadway Bound & Gagged", a film director named Bob Coffee has a habit of drinking coffee excessively when he gets nervous or frustrated, hence his name. This becomes a running gag when Timon and Pumbaa wreak havoc while attempting to put on their own individual shows.
*In "No-Good Samaritan", when King Leopold gives Timon and Pumbaa the duty to take his daughter Claudia out to play and act as her bodyguards, a running gag is Timon getting attacked and/or injured in some way.
*In "Ready, Aim, Fire", when Smolder catches Timon and Pumbaa warming themselves by a campfire, he tells them that playing with fire is bad and eats such people. The bear then shows a little door in his stomach, revealing that he ate two kids named Joey and Suzie for playing with fire. After Smolder leaves with a warning, Timon and Pumbaa face a French-accented lumberjack named Quint who demands them to relight his campfire so he can cook a fish he caught. As a running gag, Timon and Pumbaa are faced with either getting eaten by Smolder if they play with fire, or getting killed by Quint if they don't bring him fire. After a struggle with Smolder and a volcano, Timon is about to tell Quint the truth when the lumberjack notices Timon and Pumbaa's rear ends are on fire and decides to eat them instead of his fish. As Quint roasts the meerkat and warthog, an angry Smolder shows up, but Timon and Pumbaa tell him that Quint is the reason they were using fire. The bear then frees Timon and Pumbaa (who are both seen with furless rumps in the next scene), destroys the fire, and eats Quint (who is later seen inside Smolder's stomach with Joey and Suzie).
*In "Stay Away from my Honey!", when Timon spots Pumbaa having dinner with Smolder and Leslie, he goes under the table to get Pumbaa's attention, but when he taps on Pumbaa's hoof, the warthog thinks it is Leslie touching it. He accidentally kicks Timon and the meerkat hits Smolder's foot, making the bear also believe it was Leslie. This emulates what happens when two or more people are playing footsies with each other.
*In "Sitting Pretty Awful", when Timon tries to burp one of the triplets, the infant vomits all over him off-screen. Timon is then seen furless until Pumbaa gives the meerkat his fur coat, which the warthog cleaned and pressed.
**Later, when the triplets need to be changed after Timon smelled something stinky (which Pumbaa denies it being him), Pumbaa insists that Timon do it since he has fingers. The meerkat is heard off-screen expressing disgust, and the scene cuts to him outside wearing a chemical protection suit as he uses a pair of tongs to bury the triplets' smelly diapers.
*In "Dapper Duck Burgers", while Timon and Pumbaa are running a fast-food restaurant, they keep messing up Smolder's order of a burger without onions. At one point, the bear illustrates what he does to people who get his order wrong by assaulting the Dapper Duck mascot display in effigy.
===Quack Pack===
*In "Gator Aid", Donald ends up getting unwanted affections from a female alligator named Antoinette.
**When Antoinette sees Donald getting caught by two thugs, she jumps high and lands on them under her rump, but also lands on Donald in the process. 
*In "Hit the Road, Backwater Jack", Donald taunts a beetle that cannot sting him because of his protective suit by shaking his rear end at the insect. This ends up backfiring when the pants of the suit start sagging, and the beetle retaliates by flying inside Donald's suit to sting him.
===Disney's Doug===
*In "Doug Grows Up", in an effort to seem mature, Doug wears a suit and tries to talk about adulthood with his parents. He then proceeds to smack Theda on her butt while complimenting Phil on marrying her, embarrassing the two.
*In "Doug's Secret Christmas", Doug tells his father that he learned about sex in school.
*In "Doug's Hairy Situation", as Doug describes the changes that are happening to him and his friends, Connie is depicted as having a rather attractive body type with all the boys whistling as she passes by.
*In "Doug: Oh, Baby", when Doug imagines Cleopatra betraying him in his fantasy, she sheds her costume at one point and is naked for a brief moment, causing her to blush and immediately put on another outfit.
*In "Judy, Judy, Judy", while Judy is filming her family, she catches Phil showing his bare butt to Theda, asking if she notices anything odd.
*In "Doug Gets it All", while taking a look at Doug's idea for the Beebe Bluff Middle School Yearbook cover, Guy quietly remarks, "A bunch of jackasses."
===101 Dalmatians: The Series===
*In "Two for the Show", toward the end of the episode, Steven the alligator comments that he loves a game show host and spits out a microphone, suggesting he had eaten the Squeal of Fortune host at some point.
*In "A Christmas Cruella", at the very end of the episode, Whizzer urinates on Cruella, to which she looks disgustedly at the camera and says, "God bless us, everyone."
*In "Tic Track Toe", when Cadpig dresses up in a bunny costume and taunts Go-Go for his phobia of bunnies, the greyhound soon snaps and launches a vicious attack on Cadpig. Although battered and bruised from the assault, Cadpig states that Go-Go is cured of his bunny fears.
*In "Purred It Through the Grapevine", Swamp Rat tries to sell the pups and Spot what he claims to be the Official Barking Codebook. The cover falls off to reveal that it is actually a magazine called Eratica with an image of a rat model on the cover. This is a play on the term "erotica", another name for .
*In "Valentine Daze", Roger attempts to hide Anita's valentine in various places, one of them being under a pile of straw in the barn near Duchess, only for the cow to crush Roger's head with her exposed udder with teats.
*In "Shipwrecked", when Lucky and Scorch are marooned on a deserted island and Lucky blames Scorch for this, the latter retorts by shouting unintelligibly in his ferret language, implying that Scorch cursed at Lucky. However, since Lucky is the only one who seems to understand Scorch, it is unknown what the ferret said to him.
*In "DeVil-Age Elder", Spot proceeds to kiss Rolly and Cadpig (much to their disgust) to break the curse that fell on them, and after they find out what is wrong with De Vil Ville, Spot exclaims in joy and tells the viewers, "It's like the old story: Kiss a chicken, break the curse."
**Later in the same episode, Spot kisses Lucky, Roger, Anita, and Rebecca to break the curse on them as well (again, much to their disgust).
*In the first part of "Dalmatian Vacation", while the entire 101 Dalmatians are riding with Roger, Anita, and Cruella, the bus has to stop every few meters on the road, as Whizzer is always in need to use a tree or bush. Cruella tries to prevent more delays because of Whizzer, but relents after he relieves himself in her shoes.
**In the second part of the series finale, Cruella, at one point, dons an inflatable "sexy girl on the beach" costume in an attempt to seduce Roger, only for a wary Spot to puncture the inflatable's rear end with her beak, thereby making it deflate and sending Cruella whooshing away.
===Recess===
*In "The Great Jungle Gym Standoff", Spinelli shouts, "Last one on Ol' Rusty has to give Ms. Finster a sponge bath!" Randall then snarls, "Hey, that's my job!", most likely implying that Finster is a pedophile.
*In "To Finster with Love", when Muriel Finster and Hank the janitor hook up, one of the shots in their falling-in-love montage involves a fairly long scene of Finster staring seductively at Hank's visible butt crack. A later scene shows Finster giggling as she is riding a floor buffer operated by Hank, an obvious reference to vibrators.
*In "The Challenge", when Principal Prickly takes the gang to his older brother Paul's school for a kickball game, he notices his brother's school's extremely tall flagpole and mutters, "A flagpole that tall is unseemly." This could imply that Prickly thought the tall flagpole resembled a man's penis, or at least infer that his brother is overcompensating for lacking balls (testicles).
*In "Randall's Reform", when Ms. Finster is distributing useless balls to the kids (while saving the sole good ball for Randall), some of the balls the kids bounce proceed to make noises resembling flatulence.
*In "The Hypnotist", while Peter Prickly, or rather Petey, is toying with the PA microphone while locked in his office, he briefly makes armpit noises, causing snickers from TJ and his friends and disgust from the Ashleys, implying that the kids on the playground were mistaking Petey's armpit sounds as him emitting flatulence.
*In "The Big Prank", when TJ successfully pranks King Bob via a whoopee cushion and a live microphone, the former, in a very loud yet sarcastic tone, asks him: "What's the matter, Kingie? Could it be today's baked bean casserole?!", alluding to how baked beans are notorious for causing flatulence problems.
**Earlier in the episode, during King Bob's flashback to his days as the Prankster Prince, Peter Prickly, while giving morning announcements, tells the kids to not forget to tell their parents, regarding an upcoming event, that Prickly is a big, fat...only to interrupt himself and then angrily demand who sabotaged his morning announcements, before he demands for Ms. Lemon to come to his office as he signs off. Meanwhile, Bob is seen smirking among the laughter of his fellow classmates, implying that Bob had suggested in the written announcements that the students tell their parents a very crude/vulgar statement about the principal.
===Pepper Ann===
*In "The Big Pencil", when the students are presenting their science projects, Dieter starts off with a volcano, stating that it has "explosive power to knock me on my..." before cutting away to Trinket starting with "asphalt", making it almost sound like he said "knock me on my ass."
*In "Manly Milo", when Pepper Ann gives Milo a series of men-related magazines to look through, one of them is an issue of Play Dude. Embarrassed, Pepper Ann replies, "How did that get there?" Said magazine is a reference to , which is known for its adult content directed at men.
*In "In Support of", the episode mostly focuses on double entendres about breasts and bra-related euphemisms. It begins with Pepper Ann misinterpreting Coach Doogan's request that everyone should get "support" when using the trampoline. What follows is Pepper Ann panicking and seeing large, dome-shaped objects made to look like breasts, as well as hearing people using different related words, such as "boobs". However, she ultimately learns that when Doogan said "support", she meant a buddy to hold on to.
*In "Quiz Bowl", Nicky gets stage fright during a quiz competition and, at one point, runs off-screen to vomit.
*In "Cocoon Gables", Milicent the Militant tells Pepper Ann that she is going to a singles meet. Later, she returns wearing a sombrero, with trashy makeup and clothes, and hiccupping, implying that she got drunk and possibly took part in crass and uncouth situations.
*In "That's My Dad", Pepper Ann, Nicky, and Milo rummage through Chuck's old letters to Lydia. All of them are cut out, and Pepper Ann asks Lydia why do they end when "they start to get interesting". Instead of getting a straight answer, Lydia simply leaves the house, implying that the letters were sexual in nature.
===Mickey Mouse Works===
*In "Locksmiths", Mickey uses a lock pick to enter multiple doors, eventually leading him to discover Clarabelle Cow taking a shower, much to their mutual shock. Mickey then shuts all the doors at once and says, "Wrong pick."
*In "How to Be a Gentleman", the narrator, at the end of the short, reminds Goofy to pull up his pants. This causes Goofy to get angry with the narrator, to which he grabs a club and attempts to beat up the narrator before knocking over the camera.
*In "Donald's Rocket Ruckus", during Huey, Dewey, and Louie's attempt to be taller in order to ride the Rocket Ruckus, at one point, a tall and attractive lady duck walks by, whom Donald thinks is the boys in disguise, which causes him to remark, "You've gotta be kidding me!" He then proceeds to walk towards her and stop her before ripping her dress off, only to discover she's not the boys. The female duck is horrified because she doesn't want to be seen naked and punches Donald, sending him flying through the air and landing in a taffy machine.
*In "Donald's Shell Shots", as Donald chases Baby Shelby through the department store, they run through dressing rooms, shocking the ladies inside. When Donald comes out, he is wearing ladies' clothes. He then sees Daisy, who is horrified by this and remarks, "So this is what you do all day?" and walks off before Donald can explain. Later, when he goes on a wild ride on a lawn mower, it ends with him crashing into some mannequins, resulting in him becoming a part of a mannequin. Daisy, once again horrified to see Donald in girls' clothes, gasps and exclaims, "It's true!" before running off sobbing. She thinks that Donald has started cross-dressing.
===Teacher's Pet===
*In many of the show's episodes, a running gag is Ian Wazselewski doing gross things, usually involving his pet snake or bodily fluids.
*In "Being Mrs. Leadready", when Scott Leadready II is wearing his Mrs. Leadready disguise, the blouse shows "breasts" (most likely fruit halves) that are visibly bulging.
*In "You Can't Bite City Hall", Spot tells his fellow dogs that they need to save the dog park for their children and their children's children. They all proceed to whimper, with Spot shyly taking back the statement by adding that he was, of course, talking about the dogs who "haven't visited the vet", referring to the dogs who were spayed or neutered.
*In "A Dog for All Seasons", the song at the end features a montage with one particular shot showing what looks like Mary Lou Helperman stuffing Pretty Boy from behind, only for the camera to pan and reveal that she was stuffing a turkey with Pretty Boy simply in the foreground.
===Buzz Lightyear of Star Command===
*In "The Crawling Flesh", after everybody gets turned back to normal with a gas antidote, they are all seen completely nude, including Commander Nebula (who covers his crotch) and Booster Munchapper (although his lower region is covered by smoke in the next scene). Buzz stares at Booster before Nebula demands Buzz to get him and his other space personnel some clothes.
*In "Speed Trap", Mira Nova unintentionally insults the head Porcelon (aliens resembling toilets) by saying, "I'm feeling a little flush...", to which XR interjects, "Please, sir, you'll have to excuse her potty mouth." Buzz then pipes up, "Put a lid on it!", which offends the Porcelons even more. After that, Booster arrives and uses the lead Porcelon as an extra bathroom, much to his teammates' horror.
===House of Mouse===
*In "Goofy's Valentine Date", when several dates are at the club, Pumbaa is seen making a cute face at Timon, to which the meerkat tells his warthog friend, "Don't even think about it!" This suggests that Pumbaa is gay.
*In "Unplugged Club", Eeyore, who is acting as a stand-up comedian, declares that he will refrain from saying "poo jokes". While Piglet assumes that Eeyore meant that he won't use any jokes about/of Winnie the Pooh, the donkey actually meant that he won't use toilet humor (defecation, flatulence, urination, and/or vomiting).
*In "Jiminy Cricket", the titular character claims at one point, "Maybe you'll have puppies," while the camera shows Pongo and Perdita, and then later states, "Maybe you won't," while showing Belle and Beast, implying that the two had sexual relationships while trying to have babies.
*In "Donald's Pumbaa Prank", Pete tries getting Donald to use Pumbaa to fart through the air conditioning unit after eating stink bugs as a prank, which fails. However, the warthog ends up farting after Donald rushes him out of the club. Pete then gets kicked out and is forced to endure Pumbaa's flatus in the open air.
*In "Clarabelle's Big Secret", Clarabelle is seen writing down everyone's big secrets. When she gets to Pluto, she remarks, "Oh my, I can't write that down!", implying that Pluto's big secret is smutty.
*In "Super Goof", when Ludwig Von Drake calculates that a meteor will fall on the House of Mouse, he reveals that it will fall exactly where Clarabelle is by writing an "X" on her butt. She is visibly offended by this.
*In "Suddenly Hades", Pete, at one point, attempts to lure Hades out of the club by disguising himself as the love goddess Aphrodite. Later, when Mickey exposes Pete by ripping the dress off, Hades asks Mickey, "What kind of club are you trying to run?"
===The Legend of Tarzan===
*During the show's intro, Tantor accidentally sits on Terk, crushing her with his rump.
*In "Tarzan and the Lost Cub", a leopard cub that Jane adopted rips off Tarzan's loincloth at one point, leaving him naked. An embarrassed Tarzan then covers his privates with two leaves.
*In "Tarzan and the Hidden World", the ending has Samuel T. Philander realizing that all of his pictures of the Hidden World have been taken up by photos of a Baby Baboon. As he attempts to salvage his reputation by switching the film slides, the last one is that of a "baboon's posterior", which is not shown onscreen.
*In "Tarzan and the Rift", as Tantor and Dania are just about to kiss each other with their trunks, Terk intervenes, causing the two elephants to accidentally kiss her instead, to which she remarks, "Hey, watch the cooties!" Both elephants then express disgust after seeing who they kissed.
*In "Tarzan and the Leopard Men Rebellion", when Archimedes Q. Porter does the sawing-a-person-in-half trick with Jane volunteering, Terk and Tantor become squeamish upon watching the act until Professor Porter reveals Jane to be unharmed.
*In "Tarzan and the Face from the Past", a mandrill named Zutho tells Terk that "[she's] looking hairier than ever," only for her to reply sarcastically: "Yeah, I wish I could say the same for you, Zutho. Don't look now, but your mange is showing," while pointing toward Zutho's lower region as he looks down.
===The Proud Family===
*In "Strike", when Suga Mama attempts to bring Penny a pie while she was on strike, Oscar prevents her from giving it to her. When Oscar takes a bite out of the pie, he asks Suga Mama what it is made of, to which she responds with prune. Oscar's stomach immediately becomes bloated before he runs off to the bathroom (possibly to defecate or vomit).
*In "EZ Jackster", Oscar listens to the clean version of one of Sir-Paid-A-Lot's songs, and bleep censors are heard because of the profanity. BeBe and CeCe, Penny, and Dijonay were also listening to them, but all of them enjoyed it.
**Earlier, Suga Mama is shaking her rump while listening to music.
*In "She's Got Game", after winning against the boys in football, the girls sing "We're girls, we're bad, we kicked those brothers..." before being cut off by the theme song. It is implied that they were going to complete the line by saying "ass".
*In "Hip-Hop Helicopter", Penny, Dijonay, LaCienega, and Zoey compete in a dance show, LPDZ, where they dance in skimpy outfits, much to the shock of Oscar who sees them on TV in a bowling alley. When a boy comments how hot Penny is, Oscar chases after him.
*In "Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thingy Baby", Oscar, after sneaking into the studio by allowing himself to be hit by a car and then inflating himself, encounters an old college friend (and, as he later discovers, Thingy's portrayer). He then removes the hose and deflates himself back to his usual size, emitting flatulence as he does so.
**Later in the same episode, when Oscar tries to pose as Thingy at the party (being forced to do so due to the real Thingy not arriving, thanks to Penny faking her and her family being ill), only to be exposed by Rudolf the talking baby, Oscar falls victim to a baby riot and ends up pinned down to the ground while some of the babies whack him with their rattles as news choppers report in. Although the camera pans away just before one baby strikes him, the reporter's reaction (as well as Oscar's pose and the relative placement between him and the rattle) implies that the baby whacked him in his groin.
**The episode's plot features Penny believing that Oscar is cheating on Trudy.
*In "Surf and Turf", after losing a bet, Oscar is forced to stand out in a street wearing nothing but a diaper, a bib, and a pacifier. When a family drives up and stops to see him, Oscar shouts: "What are you looking at?! You ain't seen a brother in diapers before?!"
*In "Wedding Bell Blues", Suga Mama has been recently dating a man named Clarence, while Oscar deduces that Clarence is a gigolo (a man supported by a woman usually in return for his attentions) and that "anyone who likes Suga Mama and dress that good must be up to no good."
**Later at the pool party, Oscar remarks that Clarence is too old to wear a Speedo. Also, when Trudy asks Oscar why he suspects Clarence to be a gigolo, he answers, "You gotta be a gigolo to like something that jiggles that low," while pointing to Suga Mama's bare stomach that was jiggling.
*In "Twins to Tweens", BeBe and CeCe both get turned into teenagers, and when their parents become suspicious of who they really are, the fraternal twins expose their buttocks (although we see nothing past them pulling down their trousers) to reveal a birthmark on each of them, confirming that they are indeed their infant offspring who have been transformed into adolescents.
*In "Poetic Justice", Dijonay, at Penny's insistence, attempts to use her cheerleading cheers to do spit poetry. However, it ends badly when Dijonay says, "Rip Rip Razz, kick it in the... Ooh! Other knee!" Given the intended rhyme, it is heavily implied that she was going to say "ass" originally.
**In the same episode, Oscar, after somehow managing to be merged with the TV set in a failed attempt at fixing the TV, ends up switching to another channel filled with bikini-clad babes, while clearly being pleased with the result. However, Trudy, who was in the room, becomes irate and promptly switches the channel to a mobster show, where the head gangster attempts to interrogate Oscar about the location of a money stash, with Oscar claiming ignorance. The gangster then orders his men to "beat [Oscar's] head so that he'll remember," causing Oscar to beg for Trudy to change the channel as she smugly watches, while he cries out, "Mama!" in agony over the beatings.
*In "She Drives Me Crazy", the bus Suga Mama rides in her dream begins to fly up into the sky. Worried, she goes to the front of the bus and asks the driver where they are heading, to which the driver replies, "A better place," as the fly up to the gates of Heaven. When Suga Mama notices text telling her she needs her license to enter, she tries searching for it, but to no avail. She then gets kicked off the cloud by a person's foot, causing her to fall before the dream ends.
===Kim Possible===
*In "Crush", while investigating Dr. Drakken's attack on the Z-boy gaming company, Ron attempts to ask the CEO's translator out to the Spring Fling dance. However, she misinterprets his attempt as him trying to ask out the CEO himself, with the CEO looking shocked when she relayed the message.
*In "Bueno Nacho", the fat tour guide at the large cheese structure, while explaining bits about it, points to a slice incision inside the cheese and jokingly asks, "Hey, who cut the cheese?" as the passengers proceed to laugh, a meta-pun towards a euphemism for flatulence.
*In "Royal Pain", while Prince Wally is sojourning at the Possible House, the spoiled prince asks one of the family residents to help him bathe.
*In "October 31st", when Ron tells a little kid that he's a unicorn, the kid replies, "You're not a unicorn, you're just a horse's–", but is cut off by Ron. The kid was trying to say "horse's ass".
*In "Rufus in Show", Ron feeds Gigi, a borrowed poodle, food from Bueno Nacho, making her sick. When Kim then reprimands Ron, Gigi vomits off-screen, making her incapable of participating in the dog show.
*In "Exchange", Ron, while at Bueno Nacho, is seen eating potato chips with a seductive look on his face in front of Kim and Monique.
*In "Rufus vs. Commodore Puddles", Puddles urinates on Drakken's shrink ray, causing it to malfunction and make the dog grow instead.
**Later during the episode, when Ron tries filming a monster movie, Kim stumbles upon one of the videotapes labeled "Ron's Big Day", which he was too embarrassed to allow anyone to see it. At the end, special agents Smith and Smith arrive at the theater to inform Ron that they couldn't let him show what he recorded at Area 51, so they switched it with one of his tapes, which happens to be "Ron's Big Day", and it shows a naked young Ron sitting on a toilet to learn to use the bathroom.
*In "Queen Bebe", when Kim's mother grabs her by the shirt to drag her into the kitchen, it blatantly shows that Kim wears no lingerie underneath her tank top.
*In "Steal Wheels", Kim uses a controller that controls Drakken's Doomvee to make it go out of control with him, Shego, and Motor Ed in it. The vehicle eventually falls apart, and Motor Ed becomes sick and starts gagging in an effort to vomit.
*In "Dimension Twist", after Drakken is teleported into the TV, he ends up in a children's show called Puppet Pals, and when Drakken insults the characters, he gets squashed by Mr. Sitdown. This gag is repeated at the end of the episode, where Drakken and Shego both get teleported into Puppet Pals, and after Shego makes a threat to the show's characters, she and Drakken get squashed by Mr. Sitdown.
*In "Rappin' Drakken", a man is seen taking a shower in Drakken's lair; he was put there as a way to test Drakken's mind-control shampoo.
**During the "Naked Mole Rap" musical number, one scene shows Rufus covering his nude self with a towel, while another reveals Rufus tugging on the seat of Ron's pants, exposing his bare butt. The latter parodies the brand sunscreen advertised in various TV commercials featuring a dog tugging on the seat of a topless girl's swimsuit, revealing her naked bottom to have a lighter tan than the rest of her body.
*In "The Big Job", when Shego asks Señor Senior, Junior why he broke her out, he starts explaining to her that his father's birthday is coming up, to which she replies, "I don't do cakes...I don't bake 'em and I don't jump out of 'em!"
*In "Mad Dogs and Aliens", Ron and Rufus are seen at a spa in a steam room with some naked older men (albeit with towels covering their waists). Meanwhile, Kim spots Shego at the message table, where, during their clash, they fall into a tub of mud and continue their fight there (making it look as if they have a fetish for mud wrestling).
*In "Chasing Rufus", Rufus and Debutante (Camille Léon's pet cat) are accidentally left behind. During their trip back to find their owners, Debutante makes flirting gestures toward Rufus, much to the latter's discomfort.
**In the same episode, Kim and Ron find Camille Léon disguised as someone else. When she is trying to pass as the woman she is disguised as, Camille remarks: "Me Camille Léon? I think someone's had too much hummus," as if to say that Kim has had a lot of alcohol.
===Lilo & Stitch: The Series===
*In "Clip", after Stitch gets run over by a giant Clip, he notices that the fur on his rear end had been shaved off, to which he yelps and covers it in embarrassment. He then wears a hula skirt to cover his behind, and when Jumba makes fun of Stitch's furless rump, the latter bites Jumba's clothed butt in frustration.
*In "Cannonball", when Stitch notices Cannonball sitting atop a palm tree, the former incompetently catapults the latter away, to which Lilo exclaims, "You flicked him like a booger!"
**At the hotel, Stitch dresses up as a superhero, one of the items being a woman's bikini top that he stole. Also, while Stitch is in his costume, he is seen flirting with a female guest at the hotel. Later, after Cannonball ruins the hotel's pool, the woman appears off-screen to take back her bikini top.
*In "Yapper", when Gigi's shrill yapping annoys Stitch, he swallows her whole, and after Lilo gets Gigi out of Stitch's stomach, she is seen covered in the latter's saliva.
**The following scenes are all callbacks to the first film:
***When checking into the hotel at Honolulu, a contestant's dog sniffs Stitch's rear end, to which he retaliates.
***When Lilo is registering Stitch at the Junior Dog Show and lies about his breed, Stitch is seen picking his nose with his tongue.
***During the dog show, Stitch, at one point, fights with the same contestant's dog after the latter sniffed his rear end again. Later, Stitch goes berserk after drinking a bottle of extra strong coffee, which Mertle secretly gave him by switching his water bottle with the caffeinated beverage.
*In "Yin-Yang", when Jumba gives Stitch a plasma blaster, he tells him it has anti-heat foam. However, when Stitch accidentally fires it, it had plasma, which ricochets off Jumba's rear end. After Jumba inserts anti-heat foam in the blaster this time, Stitch notices Jumba's clothed butt is smoking.
*In "Kixx", after Jumba informs Lilo that Stitch has to learn his training again from scratch (after Stitch ate a left tennis shoe and macadamia nuts that caused his training memory to be erased), Lilo points out that Jumba trained Stitch once and asks if he could do it again. Jumba refuses, as he states that the last training gave him a slipped disk while he rubs his rear end.
*In "Splodyhead", Stitch attempts to do on an unconscious Pleakley, and when the latter awakens, he notices that his face is covered in Stitch's slobber.
*In "Fibber", during the fake wedding ceremony, when Nani refuses to go through with it, Jumba dresses up as a female to "marry" Pleakley.
**Later, when Gantu comes in to capture Fibber, the priest who was hired to marry off Jumba and Pleakley thought he was "another ex-boyfriend."
*In "Tank", Lilo, in one scene, informs Pleakley about Tank's rampage, and Pleakley panics and asks if they should call the privy council. Ignoring Pleakley's hysterics, Lilo shoves him into an outhouse and tells him to hide here, to which he remarks, "This wasn't the kind of privy I had in mind."
*In "627", when Stitch taunts 627, he stands on his head with his two hands flat on the ground and shakes his rear end, a callback to the first film.
*In "The Asteroid", before Lilo, Stitch, and the others take off in Jumba's ship, Jumba, at one point, asks, "Bladder evacuated?", to which Pleakley replies, "Check!", an obvious reference to urination.
*In "Topper", when Jumba hooks a dysfunctional Stitch up to a device that views the latter's memories, one of them shows (through Stitch's point-of-view) him drinking from a toilet. It is possible that Jumba did that to keep up Stitch's appearance as Lilo's dog, as many dogs drink out of toilets.
*In "Melty", at the very end of the episode, Reuben reveals that he lasered Gantu's patookie while he was asleep, causing Gantu to retaliate by doing the same thing to Reuben.
*In "Sinker", when Jumba updates the X-Buggy for aquatic travel, Pleakley describes a few naval architecture, one of them being the poop deck, which makes Jumba visibly disturbed until Pleakley explains its meaning.
**When Jumba sees Lilo and Stitch, he remarks that they are making the waves move up and down, to which Pleakley's face turns green. He then claims that he is gonna heave-ho (vomit) before falling down. This happens again when Jumba and Pleakley take Gantu's life raft. While Jumba is rowing, Pleakley claims he is seeing colors that were never meant to be before gagging.
*In "Dupe", when Lilo takes the three Stitch clones that were duplicated from the original to hula class, the three Stitches all pick their noses with their tongues, prompting Mertle to remark, "There goes hula class."
*In "Shortstuff", when Gantu vainly attempts to blast an enlarged Stitch, two of these shots hit his rear end.
**Later, after Gantu enlarges Reuben with Jumba's growth ray, the former demands Reuben to crush Lilo's ʻohana and nab the experiment; however, he instead goes for the jumbo-sized submarine sandwich and eats it while Gantu is trapped under Reuben's huge rump.
*In "Angel", when Stitch and Angel are seen making out on a hammock, the former, at one point, begins picking his nose with his tongue. Angel appears disturbed, to which Stitch quickly stops and apologizes, but then she mimics Stitch's habit by doing the very same thing herself.
**Later, when Angel is about to go to bed, she gives Stitch a look that heavily implies she wants him to sleep in bed with her. Stitch is all too eager, but then Lilo forces them to sleep in separate beds because she suspects that Angel is trouble since Lilo first met her.
*In "Poxy", after Pleakley gets sick from unknowingly eating Poxy, Lilo suggests doing surgery. Stitch grabs a chainsaw and starts it up, prompting Pleakley to run off and check himself into a hospital.
*In "Hunkahunka", Hunkahunka makes anyone fall in love towards someone, even if that individual is the same gender. He made Gantu fall in love with Pleakley, then Stitch. Also, when Gantu captured Hunkahunka, the latter made Hämsterviel fall in love with Gantu.
**When searching for a cure for Hunkahunka's effects, Jumba's computer gets a virus. A digital alien appears saying, "Meega, nala kweesta!" before vomiting up digital nuts and bolts. Jumba deduces that his computer got "dreaded nala kweesta virus" and looks suspiciously at Stitch while commenting that someone has been surfing the intergalactic net again.
*In "Sample", after Lilo tells Stitch that he may catch a virus if he doesn't get his shots at the vet, Stitch refuses by saying, "Ouchie!" while rubbing his rear end.
*In "Babyfier", when Pleakley is transformed into a baby by Babyfier, he remarks that he made "oops" in his pants, meaning he pooped himself.
**Later, when Jumba and Pleakley are turned back into their adult selves after taking the antidote, the latter becomes jittery from having a double dose of said antidote, which contained 100% Kona coffee, even though he claimed otherwise.
*In "Bonnie & Clyde", after Bonnie and Clyde are activated, they strip Officer Kahiko and hijack his police car, then later strip Jumba and Pleakley and steal all of the Pelekais' belongings.
*In "Bad Stitch", Stitch, at one point, picks his nose with his tongue after getting an itch before Lilo instantly sprays him with water.
*In "Spike", when Spike fires his spines to make people unintelligent, the spikes hit their buttocks.
**After Jumba gets pricked by Spike, the former, despite being less affected by it, is later seen putting a huge Band-Aid on his wound while briefly exposing his bare butt.
**When Lilo attempts to regain Stitch's intelligence, one method includes showing him pictures, but Stitch gets them all wrong. One of the photos is a hot dog, but Stitch calls it "pee-pee" (a child's slang term for urine). He then eats the picture and belches, after which a small piece of the remains comes out of his mouth and bounces off Lilo's forehead.
*In "Slick", Mertle eats seventeen snow cones after winning a year's supply from a candy bar-selling contest, but gets very sick. She soon belches, her face turning green, and runs off-screen to presumably vomit.
*In "PJ", in order to discover about comedy, Pleakley sets up several gags, including sitting on three whoopee cushions.
**Later, when PJ's ultimate practical joke backfires on him, due to Stitch's interference, he ends up caught in his own contraption with a kicking boot repeatedly striking his butt.
*In "Retro, it is revealed that reversing the effects of Retro's powers requires wrapping his tongue around whoever was "de-evolved" and then spanking his bottom three times to undo the transformation.
*In "Phoon", while a delusional Gantu is chilling at the beach, Reuben calls Dr. Hämsterviel on Gantu's cell phone. When Gantu ignores Hämsterviel after Reuben attempts to show who is on the line, Hämsterviel briefly looks at Gantu's butt. Reuben understands what Hämsterviel was subtly hinting and states, "Eh, kick him in the rear?" Reuben then kicks Gantu across the beach, causing the latter to come to his senses.
*In "Ace", after Lilo calls out to Mortlegax that Jumba is still evil, Stitch spits out a loogie at the computer screen twice.
*In "Woops", it is shown that Woops has a habit of picking his nose with his finger.
*In "Snafu", Jumba makes his own love-induced shake, and when Pleakley drinks it, he begins to gag in an effort to vomit.
===Dave the Barbarian===
*In "Beef!", Candy goes to a gym to buff up, only to discover that nearly everything in there is essentially a deathtrap, such as a weight-lifting bench where the boulder is big enough to crush her; a wild boar trying to tear her legs off during leg extensions; and a cage where you have to survive being killed by abominable snowmen. Wisely, she decides not to bother and hits up Oswidge instead.
*In "Band", the donkey band member sings a love song called "Honey Donkey" in a seductive tone.
*In "The Brutish Are Coming", at the end of the episode, Dave knits a sweater out of Oswidge's nose hair. When Fang smells it, she remarks that it "smells like nose."
===Brandy & Mr. Whiskers===
*In "Mr. Whiskers's First Friend", when Brandy asks Mr. Whiskers where he got the bikini to make their beds, a brief cutaway shows a hippo wearing a two-piece bikini.
*In "The Babysitter's Flub", after a few female forest animals remark how Mr. Whiskers is looking after Mama Croc's eggs, Whiskers flexes his body, unknowingly knocking the stroller with the eggs down a hill. It is only after Whiskers slaps his rear end that he notices the stroller going downhill.
*In "Cyranosaurus Rex", Mr. Whiskers develops a crush on Isabel, a giant lizard, and tries many failed attempts to flirt with her. When Whiskers finally manages to tell Isabel how he feels about her, she looks grateful but then swallows him whole shortly after. In her stomach, Whiskers meets a Gina, a coati, and the two immediately fall in love. When Whiskers suggests the two go out together, Gina reminds him that they both have been eaten, but Whiskers assures her that he will make Isabel sick, which he does as Isabel is heard vomiting off-screen.
**As Mr. Whiskers and Gina walk through the forest, some of the animals faint from the smell after they were vomited out of Isabel.
*In "The No Sleep Over", Mr. Whiskers and Ed dress up as a female puma to save the girls from a real puma they mistook for the boys trying to prank them. When the puma sees the disguise, he immediately becomes infatuated with "her". After the duo seduce the puma, he agrees to go out with "her". At the end, when Whiskers and Ed are relaxing, the puma returns and coddles Ed while not noticing the two are separated, forcing Whiskers to come up with a new plan to break up with the puma.
*In "Funky Bunny", when Brandy is preparing for the Harrington Ball, Mr. Whiskers, at one point, is seen picking his nose, and a visible booger is shown on his finger.
**When Brandy vainly attempts to teach Whiskers some etiquette manners, one of them involves him kissing a woman's hand when she offers it. However, Whiskers carelessly wipes his nose with his hand, which is then seen covered in snot.
**When Brandy tries to teach Whiskers about being graceful, one action involves him bowing. However, when Whiskers bows, a few flowers get disgusted at the sight of his rear end, to which one of them vomits. After noticing it, Whiskers sheepishly replies, "A little loose in the caboose." This gag is repeated after Whiskers ruins the Harrington Ball, where he tries to make it up to Brandy by doing the "poise and not noise" and bows, but ends up farting, making some butterflies faint.
**When Brandy attempts to teach Whiskers about sipping, not slurping, the latter, at one point, sits in a punch bowl and produces bubbles in the punch, indicating that he farted.
**While Whiskers is performing the funky bunny dance, one of the moves involves shaking one's butt.
*In "The Going Bananas Republic", Gaspar, at one point, is seen wiping his rear end with a blanket.
*In "Skin of Eeeeeeevill!!", when Lola sheds her skin, Mr. Whiskers believes that he accidentally crushed her with a boulder, so he uses Lola's shed skin as a disguise to fool Brandy and (later) a male snake who develops a crush on whom he thinks is Lola.
*In "Flim Flam Fever", when Brandy is forced to cater to her jungle friends' needs after they all become sick from a poisonous fruit, Margo, while trying to keep down some soup, vomits off-screen. Just before the episode ends, Mr. Whiskers starts to get ready to vomit as well.
*In "A Tree Huggin' Bunny", when Brandy tries to get Mr. Whiskers away from a tree that she was going to cut down, one of her attempts involves having him drink water excessively; she then says various terms of urination (such as "waterfall", "bathroom", and "oui, oui [wee-wee]"), causing him to jiggle awkwardly and leave the tree.
*In "What Price Dignity?! (Cheap!)", Mr. Whiskers, in one scene, prepares to do something really crude, causing the scene to pause and a viewer discretion announcer to censor the highly vulgar scene with some brief footage of two happy clowns.
*In "The Monster in My Skin", the plot discusses about puberty, which Mr. Whiskers goes through, and Brandy talks about his body going through changes that include zits, mood swings, body hair, and armpit odor; she first mentions it but retracts it, as it was "gross" talking about it with Whiskers.
===American Dragon: Jake Long===
*In "Old School Training", Jake Long's grandfather has him do various dragon training exercises, one of them being for Jake to clean the toilet bowl in dragon form while holding a toilet brush in his tongue.
**Later in the episode, Jake transforms his head into a dragon to shoot a fireball at the Huntsman to save a pair of unicorns, but he instead farts one out, which almost hits his grandfather and Fu Dog. This happens again during Jake's second fight with the Huntsman and Huntsgirl, as while fighting the latter, the Huntsman attempts to attack from behind, prompting Jake to fart out a fireball.
**Sometime later on the rooftop, Fu gets an upset stomach before he answers "nature's call" as he rushes off to the bathroom.
*In "Dragon Breath", Jake tries to ask some girls to go to the school dance, but they get repulsed by his dragon breath. When Jake asks another one, it turns out to be a female janitor. Since no one else wanted to go with him, Jake settles with asking her, but (as expected) he reacts badly to her breath and vomits in her bucket.
*In "The Talented Mr. Long", when Jake prepares to do his ventriloquist act using Fu Dog as a fake dummy, Brad Morton throws Fu into the school's bathroom. When Jake notices Fu Dog with his rump stuck in a toilet, the former expresses disgust before attempting to pull Fu out of the toilet. After managing to free Fu Dog, Jake turns into his dragon form to escape but accidentally knocks out the toilet with his tail, causing the toilet to fall upside-down onto his back as he collapses unconscious. 
**At the end of the episode, Fu and Jake discover from their argument that they accidentally left the chalice trophy on the subway. A woman is then seen getting off the subway train, and the camera shows the woman's rear with the chalice stuck to her clothed butt crack.
*In "Act 4, Scene 15", when Jake and Rose get mixed up, resulting in neither doing the school play, Spud fills in for both roles, playing both Mark Antony and Cleopatra, the latter in which Spud cross-dresses. When Jake returns to do his bid, he finds himself doing the kiss scene with Spud as Cleopatra, since he didn't know that Rose was the Huntsgirl when she injured her leg. From the audience gasping, Jake went through with it off-screen and then rinsed out his mouth in the school's drinking fountain while expressing disgust.
*In "Dragon Summit", while Jake is taking a shower, Fred Nerk slips him a bar of "invisi soap", and as he comes out all nude, his torso is invisible, to which he covers his crotch area in embarrassment.
**Also, when the Dark Dragon mocks Jake's relationship with Lao Shi, calling him "the student of a second-rate master", Jake tells him, "He was good enough to beat down your sorry–" before being cut off. Jake was clearly going to say "your sorry ass."
*In "The Egg", after Jake and Fu Dog go through a long struggle to deliver a griffin egg to its mother, as soon as the egg hatches into a baby griffin, the mother promptly swallows her young whole. Jake becomes disgusted, and Fu informs him that griffin mothers do that as a way to protect their young by keeping them inside their stomachs until older, after which they regurgitate their young, making Jake even more disgusted.
*In "Body Guard Duty", when Kara tells Trixie she is going to tie the knot with Spud, Trixie becomes distraught about ending up a couple with Spud; however, to her relief, it was actually tying Spud's shoelace.
**Also, two trolls are forced to disguise themselves as female students so as to kidnap the Oracle Twins.
*In "The Ski Trip", when Spud attempts to reveal his birthmark on his butt, Trixie pushes him down in disgust. Later, as Spud tries to ride the ski lift, he fumbles and falls down. Trixie then comments that his birthmark is showing.
*In "The Long Weekend", while Jonathan Long is driving his son, Trixie, and Spud to camp, Jake, at one point, laments that public domain songs make him nauseous, to which his father mentions a time when they stopped at an all-you-can-eat pea soup restaurant and reveals that he ate six bowls of pea soup, a side of salad, and some guacamole. He then states that the upholstery, which we see is green, was never the same after that (implying that he had vomited on the car seats sometime ago), much to everyone else's disgust.
**Later in the episode, while Jake and his friends are camping out, Trixie, at one point, asks where the bathroom is, and Jake whispers something in her ear, to which she remarks, "I gotta do what in the what, what and bring my own what?!" She then insists on holding it, while a running gag is her asking magical creatures if they have a bathroom. When they all eventually arrive back at Jake's house, Trixie rushes inside to use the bathroom.
*In "Eye of the Beholder", to foil Pandarus' plans, Fu Dog has to dress up as a girl to win the contest and prevent all the other girls from winning. The plan involves becoming the most powerful wizard by marrying someone, and even when the disguised Fu reveals himself to Pandarus, the latter still goes through with the marriage.
**At the very end of the episode, after bidding farewell to the girls by hugging them, Fu Dog embraces the troll next before we hear something go honk. She then tells Fu to watch the horn, heavily implying he touched her somewhere inappropriate.
*In "Fu and Tell", when Fu Dog battles Yan Yan for the former's lucky coin that she had stolen from him years ago, Fu eventually manages to get back his coin by swallowing it. Then, at the end of the episode, Fu Dog tells Haley (who brought Fu for show-and-tell at her school) that they need to renegotiate the sloppy joe deal in order to "move things along," implying that eating some sloppy joe would help him poop out the coin in his stomach.
*In "Flight of the Unicorn", when Jake, Trixie, and Spud eat some snacks and go on a few stomach-turning rides at a carnival, they all become nauseous, especially Jake, who runs over to a wastebasket and vomits inside it.
*In "Ring Around the Dragon", when Fu Dog faces two of King Hammer's henchmen, he warns them to back off or else. When they taunt Fu about what he will do to them, he exposes his armpits which emit a stinky odor, causing Hammer's minions to pass out from the stench.
*In "Half Baked", Jake has a dream about Rose who tells him she cannot stay, but Jake convinces her otherwise and kisses her. But when the dream fades, the camera shows Jake kissing Fu Dog instead, much to their mutual disgust, and Fu exclaims, "I gotta go rinse my mouth out in the toilet!", which he does.
*In "Something Fishy This Way Comes", when Jake reads his grandfather's love letter to Principal Derceto, a group of students laugh at him, thinking Jake is into his principal.
*In "Breakout", a running gag is whenever Trixie and Spud notice Jake's skin breaking out further, due to a dragon's ten-year dragon molting cycle, they struggle to hold in their vomit.
*In "Family Business", Fu Dog attempts to prank Marty the Grim Reaper. One of the pranks that failed was a whoopee cushion; when Fu heard farting, he went over to discover that Marty actually farted from eating a sausage roll. Also, in the end credits, one of Marty's former jobs was a chorus boy, but he didn't sing or dance; instead he just farted, which disgusted the other performers.
**Later in the episode, Jake, at one point, pours a Dragon Giggles potion into Haley's water bottle as a prank to avenge her for being on the Magic Week magazine, as she stole all of his glory (as well as him getting embarrassing shots of his blunders). During the photo shoot, Haley begins to lose control of her dragon powers, one of them involving her farting fire.
*In "Hero of the Hourglass", when Jake meets the younger version of Susan Long, she introduces him to Lao Shi who, unaware that Jake is his future grandson, suggests that she be her new boyfriend after Jonathan dumped her. This understandably grosses both of them out, especially Jake, as Susan is unaware that Jake is her son.
*In "Dreamscape", when Jake and Rose enter Rotwood's dreams and subconscious to find the test answers, they stumble upon Rotwood as an infant. Rose thinks Rotwood as a baby is cute, but retracts her statement when he belches. Jake then remarks that they should leave before "stuff starts coming out the other end."
**Later in the episode, when Jonathan and Susan got nightmares from the Chimera last night, they curse at each other while their words are being obscured by a blender they each turn on.
*In "Fool's Gold", Fu Dog reveals a part-time job he does by standing near a fire hydrant and offering perfume to all the female dog patrons, and he pronounces one cologne as "Eau de Toilette", meaning "toilet water" in French, but with a double entendre in this case, referring to dogs drinking from toilets. This gag is repeated at the very end of the episode when Fu gives Jake the very same part-time job so the latter could make some extra money.
*In "The Rotwood Files", when Jake goes over the plan to get Sigmund Brock fired, Rotwood, at one point, dresses up as a pretty lunch lady to manipulate the security guard into opening the principal's door. When putting the plan into action, it backfires, one of them being Rotwood dressed up as an old lady.
*In "Hairy Christmas", at the very end of the episode, Fu Dog is seen drinking eggnog from a dog bowl, to which he suddenly vomits it back up.
*In "The Love Cruise", a running gag is whoever shoots one of 's arrows at someone, that person becomes clingy to their affection, as with Stacey Wintergrin towards Spud, Kyle Wilkins towards Trixie, and Fu Dog towards his own reflection.
**Also, another running gag is Trixie getting seasick and vomiting off-screen. Later, when Stacey and Kyle get tied up together, Cupid restores all the effects of his love arrows, and after they come to their senses, they notice Trixie's vomit off-screen.
*In "Homecoming", some innuendo occurs in the first act. Spud slips a "secret admirer" note in Stacey's locker to "meet him in the kissy-kiss closet". After Stacey discards the note, Trixie picks it up and reads it, mistaking the note was from her crush, Kyle Wilkins. Spud goes into the closet waiting for Stacey, then Trixie comes in. Kissing noises are then heard outside the closet. Spud speaks in a French accent (mistaken to be Stacey), and Trixie sounds aroused (mistaken to be Kyle) as they are in the dark closet. She soon realizes that Spud actually kissed Trixie, and they both get freaked out as they run out of the closet.
*In "Nobody's Fu", when Jake, covered in sewage, explains to a neglectful Fu Dog about what he had to go through while fighting sewer trolls in the sewers, Fu gags at each of Jake's gross remarks while struggling to hold in his vomit.
*In "Furious Jealousy", after Spud made a deal with Fury Gorgon to win Stacey's affection, a running gag is whenever Stacey kisses Spud, she gags in disgust.
**Also, in the montage of Spud and Stacey's relationship, Spud blows a kiss at her, but an elderly woman mistakes the kiss for her.
*In "Being Human", after Bananas B. pours Essence of Troll on Haley, causing half of her face to become disfigured, Fu Dog, upon seeing Haley, gags while holding in his vomit as he tries to compliment her.
*In "The Hong Kong Longs", during the climactic battle, when Bananas B. decides to stay put and claims that he's against violence, Fu Dog confronts the monkey and chases after him while biting at his clothed butt.
===The Emperor's New School===
*During the show's intro, Kuzco is seen drooling over Malina, his crush.
*In "Too Many Malinas", the "Gassy Malina" clone has farting issues, but she is only heard, never seen. Also, when Kuzco dates the "Smoochy Malina" clone, she becomes too clingy and, at one point, pre-chews Kuzco's spaghetti, much to his disgust.
===Mickey Mouse Clubhouse===
*In "Donald's Hiccups", while trying to cure Donald's hiccups, at one point, Goofy shows everyone his pineapple underpants.
*In "Mickey's Adventures in Wonderland", Mickey sees all of Minnie's flowers grow and points out "big bloomers", which refers to Minnie's revealing white bloomers she usually wears under her dress.
===Phineas and Ferb===
*In "It's About Time!", the time machine is revealed to have been built by a man named "Xavier Onassis", a pun on the phrase "save your own asses".
**Additionally, Perry the Platypus finds out that Dr. Doofenshmirtz has been fighting Peter the Panda behind his back. The whole situation is played as if a lover finds out that their partner has been having an affair with someone else.
*In "Run Away Runway", while Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella are making clothes, Ferb's clothes accidentally unravel at one point, leaving him completely nude with a coil covering his privates.
*In "Get That Bigfoot Outta My Face!", during the "He's Bigfoot" song number, one of the lyrics are "Carries a big stick so he can whomp ya", and Grandpa Clyde uses his banjo to whack a tree. This may be a reference to spankings, which was a punishment done to kids by their parents.
*In "Tree to Get Ready", we learn that Doof's evil plan this time is to train a flock of pigeons to poop on his "goody-two-shoes brother", Roger.
*In "One Good Scare Ought to Do It!", Candace says "Build a haunted house, my foot." Which is a kid friendly way of saying "My ass".
*In "Journey to the Center of Candace", when Doof discovers that he is in a dog's body, he plans to "pee all over the Tri-State Area," before lamenting about his life.
*In "Crack That Whip", Doof is temporarily plagued by a splitting headache due to staying too late at a party the night before, implying he had suffered a hangover.
*In "What a Croc!", when Candace and Irving fight over the "UPAFDS" (Ultimate Phineas And Ferb Digital Scrapbook), as they struggle, they accidentally throw the file at Crikey the Crocodile, who swallows it whole. Candace becomes distraught, and Irving tries to comfort her by saying that they "just need to wait a few hours until–", at which point, Candace cuts him off and exclaims, "Ew, that's disgusting!", implying that she thought Crikey was going to poop out the file. Irving then says that he was going to wait for his brother to come up with a replacement file, but then realizes what Candace meant and also becomes disgusted.
*In "Comet Kermillian", Suzy, at one point, whacks a nut into Candace's jeans, and two squirrels jump in after the nut, making her jiggle awkwardly. Meanwhile, the street performers think Candace is dancing and perform "Squirrels in My Pants" in response. The street performers become amazed after they find out that she actually did have squirrels in her pants when they jump out.
*In "Out to Launch", one of the lyrics in the song "Shooting Star Milkshake Bar" is "shake your asteroid" (a pun on the phrase "shake your ass").
**In the same episode, when Doof is describing his evil scheme, he mentions that he lost his crush to "a boy with bigger fingers". This likely alludes to the sexual act of fingering.
**Also in the same episode, when Phineas turns on the oxygen for Candace and her suit, it inflates in her rear-end before she asks "Does this suit make my butt look big?" with Phineas responding by saying "Yes. Yes, it does" before mention that maybe he had the pressure up too high. And before Candace fixed it by backing up into the wall of the space ship.
*In "The Lake Nose Monster", when Phineas shows Candace photos supposedly of "Nosey", Candace identifies what they really are. When she comes to one photo, she pauses and states, "You aren't old enough to know what that is," and then continues on. The photo was apparently of something inappropriate.
*In "Gaming the System", when Candace leap before being hit by a grape in a game, the camera moves up and down as only showing Candace from the waste up (it is implied that Candace's groan region is exposed while only in a towel).
*In "That Sinking Feeling", there is a scene where Candace is attacked by a flock of seagulls and attempts to call her mother. She hears the gulls in the background and responds, "Candace, if you're feeding the geese again, I hope you're not wearing a tube top," implying that Candace may have accidentally flashed someone in the past.
*In "Wizard of Odd", the final gag comes from the credits, where a bear is seen using the tree as a bathroom. He then turns to the camera and simply says, "Yes, yes, I do." This is a nod to the famous rhetorical question: "Does a bear shit in the woods?"
*In "Rollercoaster: The Musical!", Buford, at one point, remarks, "I'm glad I'm wearing pants that are already brown," implying that he pooped himself.
*In "Candace Gets Busted", when Linda first suspects that Candace is having a party, she informs Lawrence (who is wearing a self-invented "shower hat") that they have to go home right now and miss their trip. He actually then asks, "Would you like to yank my chain?", effectively making this a "pussy-whipped" joke, to which she literally pulls it. Not to mention, Lawrence says this in a lower voice than usual.
**Later in the episode, Doof spins his wheel of unpleasant locations on his Go-Away-Inator, and (due to Perry's interference) the location it lands on is "My Pants". The whole party ends up inside his pants as a result, yet he is completely unfazed by this.
*In "The Great Indoors", there is a line in the song "Set the Record Straight" that openly mentions "propagation of the species", referring to sex.
**Later in the episode, Doof curses Perry in Spanish ("DAMN YOU, PERRY THE PLATYPUS!") after discovering that the platypus escaped from captivity and his Rain-Inator is gone.
**Also in the same episode, the interconnection of the Spanish soap opera and Jeremy's conversation with Candace getting cut off by the soccer game might involve adult conversations despite being preempt by such.
*In "Canderemy", after Doof combines himself with both Norm and a refrigerator, Norm opens the fridge's door and asks, "Would you like a nice frosty beverage?", to which Doof reprimands him by saying, "Hey, that's private!", likely referring to exposing one's private parts.
*In "Blackout!", when Candace sees the boys making a contraption and using a "mushy-squishy" material, Phineas reveals that the "mushy-squishy" stuff is "Perry's favorite spot", heavily implying his favorite spot to poop, which is also the "mushy-squishy" material itself.
*In "Happy Birthday, Isabella", Baljeet mentions that he hopes Isabella's cake doesn't have a male dancer popping out of it, possibly alluding to strippers.
*In "Druselsteinoween", Buford tells Irving that his "drawbridge" is down, a reference to telling someone that the fly of their pants is down. Interestingly, the drawbridge on Irving's costume is even positioned close to his crotch area.
*In "Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation!", Baljeet tells Buford that what he wants for Christmas is a kiss, to which Buford, thinking Baljeet meant from him, quickly leaves.
*In "Moon Farm", Buford, at one point, takes Baljeet and drops him off the rocket, and the former lands on Baljeet off-screen as Isabella watches in disgust, implying that Buford landed on Baljeet's groin.
*In "Raging Bully", Phineas' ice cream falls onto Buford's groin, and he yells in disgust.
*In "Cheer Up Candace", Jerry the Platypus hits Doof in the groin twice with a pipe section.
*In "My Fair Goalie", Baljeet, once again, gets hit in the groin, but this time by a soccer ball kicked by one of Ferb's cousins, and Baljeet howls in pain.
*In "The Curse of Candace", Perry punches Doof in the groin in one scene.
*in "Attack of the 50 Foot Sister", once Baljeet's watermelon grows to be the biggest watermelon at the Mid-Summer's Festival after Phineas and Ferb's growth elixir made it gigantic, he remarks, "I am going to need a crane! And a new pair of pants," implying that he went on himself.
**Later in the episode, the giant-sized Candace (who had grown to 50 feet tall also because of the boys' growth elixir that she had used only to increase her height by two inches after secretly taking it from them when they weren't looking since she was unaware about it being much more powerful than she thought moments after the watermelon grew gigantic due to not being accepted to be in the running of becoming the next Flawless Girl since she was two inches too short to do so) comes to realize that not only Blanca Dishon but also P. P. Otter take advantage of people's insecurities to make money whether it was to make them feel better or worse about themselves because of an argument they had gotten into over her because of her gigantic size since she had gone to P. P. Otter before Blanca spotted her as a giant and likely didn't think that Blanca was going to actually choose her as the next Flawless Girl because of her gigantic size if she saw her at that size, only to be completely wrong and for Blanca to choose her as a Flawless Girl because of her gigantic size, which their argument over her made her realize this, resulting in her denying both of the offers of being either a Flawless Girl or an Oddball, pretty much resulting in neither of them keeping her, when she mentions that they make money off of people's insecurities, she is likely talking about that they exploit people's body issues for money.
===Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil===
*In some episodes, such as "Dead Man's Drop" and "Love Stinks!", Brad farts on Kick as part of his bullying.
* In "Hand in Hand", Kendall Perkins, disguised as Gunther Magnuson, rips a huge fart after eating a moldy sandwich.
*In the episode, "Exposed", Gunther laughs mockingly, "Your helmet, it's naked!"
*A running gag in the show is that Kick ends up naked in some episodes, including Dead Man's Drop, Stumped, Stumped Again; used when Kick wears a "naked" suit, and Faceplant!
*In "Jock Wilder's Nature Camp", Gunther imagines when the doctor gives his flu shot on his pixelated buttocks.
===Fish Hooks===
* A running gag throughout the series involves the pregnant seahorse Mr. Baldwin who, despite his condition, is not married. Based on the fact that he claims to have bad luck with women, it can be implied that his pregnancy is the result of him partaking in less than desirable acts. 
**Another running gag is Randy Pincherson continuously making rather lewd remarks toward Bea Goldfishberg to the point of harassment. While Randy is not meant to be seen as likable, some of the jokes he makes can be regarded as problematic.
*In "Good Times at PuPu Goodtimes", Shellsea walks by a funhouse mirror that distorts her reflection, making her taller and giving her a slightly bustier appearance.
**In the same episode, after Shellsea gives supportive advice to Bea about pursuing Steve Jackson, she tops it off with, "Go get him, girl...now bring him back here so he can sit on my lap."
*In "Bea Sneaks Out", Oscar encounters a ferret named Rachel who, despite waiting in line to use the restroom, strikes up an unwanted conversation with him. When Oscar asks if she still needed to use the bathroom, she tells him that her body "absorbed" the urine, grossing Oscar out.
*In "Bea's Birthday Surprise", Albert Glass and Jumbo Shrimp are shocked and disgusted when they have to clean the toilet of an old woman after she left a massive and stinky stool behind.
** In the same episode, Oscar and Milo are searching the hotel rooms when they come across Mr. Baldwin, who answers the door in a suggestive manner before realizing it is the boys and straightens himself up, implying that he was trying to meet with someone.
*In "Glass Man Standing", Albert accidentally enters the women's restroom. When Esmargot comes in to correct him, Albert exclaims that he can never tell the difference between the men's room and the women's room before a quick cut shows both doors with nothing but normal looking fish on them. This is a reference to the fact that fish do not have obvious genitalia, instead possessing a cloaca.
===Gravity Falls===
*A running gag in the show is, at frequent times, there are subtle hints that the two recurring cops are gay lovers.
*A running gag is that Dipper is infatuated with Wendy Corduroy, a teenager who is older than him, and tries to get a date with her.
*A running gag has Mabel going through a "boy crazy" phase, as Dipper puts it, where she tries to find a boyfriend throughout the show, including boys that are older than her.
* A running gag is Mabel finds herself the object of affection of Li'l Gideon, who happens to be a bit younger than her.
*In "Tourist Trapped", Stan is seen showing some visitors around the Mystery Shack early in the episode. One of the exhibits is known as the "Sascrotch", and it features a Sasquatch wearing underwear.
**Later in the episode, during the scene where Dipper and Mabel fight the gnomes, one of them starts vomiting a rainbow after he is tripped. The end credits of the episode replay this scene, which now lasts for the entire credit roll.
*In "The Legend of the Gobblewonker", Stan innocently tries to befriend a little boy, but the kid and his parents find this incredibly creepy and threaten to call the cops (likely due to mistaking him for a pedophile). Stan is eventually arrested and forced to wear an ankle bracelet.
**In the same episode, there is a rather suggestive illustration of a cow on a milk carton in one scene.
*In "Headhunters", Mabel asks the wax figure of if he knows any limericks. He starts with, "There once was a dude from Kentucky–", but Mabel quickly cuts him off by throwing him right into the fire. She likely thought that a crude/vulgar word was going to be used, as this is a parody of (often obscene) limericks that begin with "There once was a man from Nantucket".
*In "The Inconveniencing", Mabel eats too much Smile Dip, which causes her to experience vivid hallucinations. This is an obvious reference to drug usage.
*In "Dipper vs. Manliness", one of the Manotaurs claims to have fists for nipples.
**In the same episode, when Mabel figures out a plan to get Grunkle Stan and Lazy Susan together, she tells Stan, "Come with me to the diner, and leave your pants at home!"
* In "Double Dipper", when Dipper first clones himself, he initially refers to his clone as "Number Two", but the clone disagrees with this particular choice (as "number two" is often a euphemism for feces), and they instead agree on calling him Tyrone.
** Later in the episode, when Dipper and his clones fight each other, clones 6 and 9 can be briefly seen climbing on top of each other. This is a reference to the sexual position known as 69.
*In "Summerween", as Soos devours the Summerween Trickster from the inside out, the Trickster coughs up candy, which is an allegory for coughing up blood.
**In the same episode, Stan attempts to scare some trick-or-treaters and after he fails, he draws himself a bath to mope. The trick-or-treaters later revisit Stan's house to get some candy from him and walk in on him just as he is disrobing to take a bath, and they are briefly implied to have seen him completely naked.
**Earlier in the episode, the poster for the Summerween party states that "Nothing better end up online", implying that something inappropriate is happening at the party. Additionally, there was originally going to be a section of the poster that said "Bottles will be spun", which ended up being replaced with "Not S+P approved".
*In "Boss Mabel", as tourists arrive at the Mystery Shack, Stan imagines them all as walking, talking wallets. One of the tourists becomes carsick from his drive and vomits, while Stan imagines the vomit as coins.
**In the same episode, a slightly suggestive picture of a horse "riding" another horse is seen, which is labeled as "so wrong" and "it's unnatural".
**Additionally, when Dipper is pretending to be a wolf boy for a Mystery Shack exhibit, Stan claims, "If you throw money at him, he dances," a possible reference to strippers.
**There is also a scene where Soos is fairly uncomfortable with wearing his "Questiony the Question Mark" outfit, claiming that it is too revealing. Later on, he approaches a woman while wearing the outfit, which causes her to scream and pepper-spray him, implying that she mistook him for a sexual harasser.
**During the scene where Stan is on the game show Cash Wheel, he wins a cash shower at one point. To celebrate his victory, he starts taking off all of his clothes, as the TV host frantically yells, "Cut to commercial!"
*In "Bottomless Pit!", Stan (while under the effects of the truth-telling teeth) mentions that he secretly spends his lunch break aggressively scratching himself in places he shouldn't mention, likely referring to his private parts.
*In "The Deep End", Wendy mentions that she has "the best seat in the house," to which Dipper replies, "Yeah, you do!", a reference to how "seat" is also a term for one's buttocks.
*In "Boyz Crazy", Stan mentions that he was unable to remember some details of an event that happened to him because "things got a little hallucination-y towards the end", possibly referring to drug usage.
* In "Carpet Diem", Mabel and her friends wake up from a sleepover unsure of what they did last night, a joke about doing too many drugs at a party. 
**In the same episode, there is a scene where Mabel vomits into a toilet shortly after she and Dipper have both switched bodies.
**Later in the episode, Grenda brings her mother's "age-inappropriate romance novels" to the sleepover, where she makes Dipper (in Mabel's body) listen. Meanwhile, Stan reads a book to Mabel (in Dipper's body) that is heavily implied to have very in-depth details about puberty and sexual reproduction.
**For most of the episode, Soos (while in Waddles' body) is chased around by Old Man McGucket, who is attempting to eat him. After Soos finally switches back to his normal body, McGucket says "I'd still eat you anyway!", implying that he might be a cannibal.
**At one point, Soos mentioned laying on the rug naked when talking to Waddles about [Soos] being a pig.
*In "Gideon Rises", Jeff the Gnome takes a bath in squirrels and later calls more over to jump inside his pants.
**Later in the same episode, Mabel finds "miscellaneous fluids" under a bus seat.
*In "Scary-oke", when Wendy and Dipper are playing with the black light, Wendy describes it as "like a crime scene in [her] mouth." 
**In the same episode, Dipper looks through Stan's room and finds magazines with titles such as Fully Clothed Women and Lady Swimwear (a reference to pornographic magazines), and shows disgust.
*In "Into the Bunker", Dipper asks Wendy if she's been seeing anyone else since she broke up with Robbie, and she claims that a worn-out walrus plush is her new boyfriend. This is most likely a reference to . 
**In the same episode, when Soos says, "This room is way creepy," Mabel replies, "Not as creepy as Dipper's Internet history!", a likely reference to the dark web and/or Internet pornography.
**There is also a scene where Wendy and Dipper are knocked into each other, and Dipper's face briefly lands on Wendy's chest.
* In "The Golf War", after Robbie flees from the mini-golf course owner, the owner shouts, "Hey, those are lewd hand gestures!", implying that Robbie gave him the middle finger from offscreen. 
**In the same scene, Robbie spray-paints the word "wieners" on the golf course's castle, which is a reference to vandalizing objects by drawing crude pictures of genitalia on them ("wiener" occasionally being a vulgar slang term for a male's genitalia).
** Later in the episode, while Stan is waiting for the kids to get back, he leans back in his seat and listens to music. Soos does the same, and, while looking at Stan, mentions that "there sure are a lot of stars out tonight." Stan remarks that the situation has just gotten weird and promptly leaves.
*In "Sock Opera", Dipper (while possessed by Bill Cipher) sits next to Wendy and stares directly at her chest.
**Earlier in the episode, a book titled Ready Baby: How Babies are Made is seen, referring to procreation.
*In "Soos and the Real Girl", Abuelita informs Soos that he needs to find a wife for himself before she "[is] sent to the heavens and leave[s] with the angels." When her grandson mentions that that is where Grandpa is, Abuelita stares at the floor and states, "No, he's not there," implying that he is in Hell.
**In the same episode, Soos mentions that .GIFfany's father is partially an octopus, a reference to how tentacles often have a sexual meaning in anime.
**When Soos's date with Melody starts going badly, he runs off while telling her "I need to go to the bathroom for a long time – not in a weird way!", implying that he didn't want her to assume that he was masturbating in the bathroom.
*In "Little Gift Shop of Horrors", when the Pines confront the witch into returning Stan's hands to him and he asks for them back, he states that he has a "certain hand gesture" he wants to use, likely meaning the middle finger.
**In the same episode, there is a sign that reads "hipster glasses", but since Stan's head ends up covering some of the letters, it appears to say "hipster asses".
**Mabel plays with a sound effects board that one of them has a fart noise.
*In "Society of the Blind Eye", Nate and Robbie spray graffiti on Old Man McGucket's house with the word "McSuckit" written. "Suck" is only slightly rude, but "suck it" is even more vulgar.
**In the same episode, McGucket has an hourly turf war with the "hillbilly that lives in his mirror", which happens to be his reflection, as he yells, "Quit starin' at me when I bathe!"
** Also in the same episode, one of the translations of McGucket's signing reads "Oh, *&#%$!", implying he said something obscene.
**Earlier in the episode, a gnome mentions resorting to cannibalism while attempting to steal a pie.
* In "The Love God", a fan of the Love God asks him to sign her face, and he accepts as long as she signs his face as well. He then says, "Let's get weird!", and they start making out.
**Later in the episode, when Dipper and Mabel are crowd-surfing, Dipper complains that, "Everybody's touching everything!", likely referring to their private areas in particular.
**Also in the same episode, when Stan releases his hot air baloon, which was supposed to say "I HEART KIDS", the letters H and R fall out, with the H falling on him. Stan says "What the H?!", which is an abbreviation of "What the Hell".
*In "Northwest Mansion Mystery", during the scene where the guests of the party are being turned into wood, Preston Northwest tries to make his daughter ignore the chaos by telling her to join the rest of the family in the bunker. He mentions that they'll have enough food to last them the entire week because "[They'll] eat the butler," clearly referring to cannibalism.
**At the end of the episode, Tambry walks in on the government agents quite literally arguing like an old married couple. She leaves, saying "Not even gonna ask," implying that she mistook them for a gay couple.
* In "Not What He Seems", while watching a video of Stan mysteriously leaving, Mabel assumes that he "went to the bathroom outdoors. The way nature intended," meaning she believed that Stan was either urinating or defecating in the forest. 
**In the same scene, it is shown in the video that Stan smashed his foot with a barrel of toxic chemicals, to which he yells, "Hot Belgian waffles!" before realizing that he can "swear for real," as he is alone, then shouts, "SON OF A–!" Upon hearing this, Dipper shuts off the video while Mabel covers her ears in horror.
*In "Dungeons, Dungeons, & More Dungeons", after Dipper and Ford become characters in the game, Dipper mentions that "[he'd] better have something protective under this tunic," before turning around to check. After he does, he exclaims, "Oh no, there isn't!" and covers his private areas, meaning he wasn't wearing anything at all under there.
*In "The Stanchurian Candidate", in the scene where Gideon complains to his father about how much he hates being in prison, he mentions that his cellmate "took [his] pillow for a wife," referring to objectophilia.
**In the same episode, Stan, at one point, mentions about debating for mayor while naked, much to the twins' uneasiness.
**When Shandra Jimenez goes over a list of Stan's crimes as a reason why he was disqualified from running for mayor, one of Stan's crimes included "general indecency", implying he either used strong profanity or was seen naked in public at one point.
*In the cold open of "The Last Mabelcorn", Dipper is seen sleeping shirtless with a book beside him. This heavily implies that he was either masturbating or sleeping naked.
**Later in the episode, there is a scene where Grenda exchanges butterflies for fairy dust, which is shown in a matter very similar to drug dealing.
**There is also a scene where Dipper gets hooked up to a thought machine. Some of the text that was briefly shown onscreen included "Gosh, I hope no one was looking!", "Maybe if I cross my legs, no one will notice!" (though this also could have simply referred to one of his audible thoughts, "Is my fly down?"), and "That red bathing suit, man!", which implies that he might have had an erection.
*In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future", Wendy, at one point, warns Mabel that when you're a teenager, your body "straight up turns against you." She motions at her lower region while she says this, implying that she might be referring to menstruation.
*While not in the episode itself, original storyboards of "Weirdmageddon: Part 2" showed that Dipper was going to kill Dippy Fresh by snapping the latter's neck.
*In "Weirdmageddon: Part 3", Stan talks about turning to cannibalism by eating the Gnomes in the event that he and his resistance group run out of food.
**Near the end of the final battle with Bill Cipher, Stan and Ford switch clothing with each other, indicating that they both got naked in the presence of Dipper, Mabel, and Bill. When they changed back to their own clothing, Stan's tie is undone indicating that they both got naked again in front of Dipper and Mabel.
===Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja===
*In "Dawn of the Driscoll", after Jerry Driscoll is brought to life and shouts that Doomsday is coming, Howard replies, "I just made Doomsday in my pants," implying that he pooped himself.
*In "Weinerman Up", when Randy is swallowed by Jack Hammer, he resorts to having the robot eject him out the back. The robot is seen dashing behind a bunch of trees, a sound of gears grinding is heard, and Randy falls out onto the grass. Jack Hammer then emerges from behind the trees holding a newspaper. McFist inquires, "Did he just...?", and Viceroy replies, "I believe he did."
*In "Secret Stache", Viceroy pulls out the results of the ninja's identity from the robot's butthole (literally), much to McFist's horror and the robot's surprise.
*In "Fart-Topia", when Randy helps McFist's hippie brother Terry take control of McFist Industries, Whoopee World eventually gets turned into a fart-powered nightmare.
===Mickey Mouse (TV series)=== 
*In "No Service", Mickey is forced to give Donald his pants and shoes, leaving him completely nude. Throughout the episode, he tries to hide from Daisy and Minnie so they cannot see him naked. Eventually, when Donald gets thrown off the snack shack by Goofy, Mickey not only manages to get back his clothes, but Donald's too, leaving him totally nude. At the end, Donald is harassed by beach goers, while Daisy expresses her embarrassment for watching her boyfriend naked (even though neither Donald nor Daisy wear pants).
**Also, the way Mickey and Donald determine who has to give each other's clothes is by plucking a feather from Donald's behind.
**Additionally, Donald briefly mocks Mickey's nudity by telling Goofy to "look at those hot buns," clearly referring to Mickey's butt.
**There is also a scene where a dog is shown urinating.
*In "New York Weenie", when Mickey discovers Minnie's weenie (hot dog) in a boat and arrives in that boat to grab it, a female-dressed Goofy tries to kiss Mickey, but he falls into the river.
*In "Dog Show", Mickey chooses to replace Pluto with Goofy during an upcoming dog show. This causes Goofy to be naked throughout the whole episode.
*In "Third Wheel", Mickey and Minnie end up having dinner inside Goofy's stomach and finally get to be alone. Mickey tells Minnie "You know what two people do when they're alone, right?" before taking Minnie's hand then blowing out the candle. A kiss is heard and then Goofy's stomach starts moving, implying that Mickey and Minnie were doing more than just kissing.
*In "Goofy's First Love", Minnie was briefly shown naked twice as a result of Goofy (and then later Mickey and Donald) accidentally crashing into her and then taking her clothes in the process.
===Wander Over Yonder=== 
*In "The Picnic", Emperor Awesome, at one point, says he's taking Lord Hater "all the way down to Awesome Town," while pointing at his crotch for good measure.
*In "The Hat", when Sylvia uses Wander's hat to get a slice of jellyfish pie and puts it in the monster's stomach, she and Wander get trapped inside the monster, where they try to force it to vomit them out.
*In "The Cool Guy", when Awesome crashes into Hater's ship, he moans while acting clearly drunk as bottles of Thunder Blazz fall out.
*In "The Rival", Awesome is seen mooning in front of Lord Dominator. She then grabs his butt and drags him into another room. Her expression makes it obvious that she is just annoyed and doesn't mean anything sexual, yet Awesome and Hater clearly think otherwise.
*In "My Fair Hatey", as Dominator starts singing "I'm the Bad Guy", she shakes her buttocks at the screen, to which Wander and Hater share a disturbed glance with each other.
===Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero===
*In "Chicken or Fish?", a flashback reveals that Boone used wet wipes to bathe himself instead of water. Wet wipes are used for wiping one's (especially a baby's) anus.
===Elena of Avalor===
*In the crossover TV special Elena and the Secret of Avalor, Luna moons Shuriki in one scene.
===Star vs. the Forces of Evil===
*A running gag in the show is Pony Head frequently calling Marco "Earth Turd" or some variant of it.
* In "Match Maker", Alfonzo and Ferguson are trying to pick up girls, when a girl passes them Ferguson lifts up his shirt to reveal a face drawn on his stomach. The girl gets disgusted that she slaps both Ferguson's face and his gut.	
**When Ludo imagines himself having Star's want, one of them shows a buff Ludo surrounded by girls. Ludo, in reality, pretends he is giving CPR to one of the girls. When Bearicorn points it out, Ludo confirms it but "was too late".
*In "School Spirit", a running gag involves Star thinking the Awesome Opossums, the football team, is gonna be killed by the opposing team, the Warriors, and begins thinking in battle terms; misinterpreting exaggerated terms like "bloodbath".
**When Marco sees Ferguson as the mascot, Marco assumes the Warriors stole the real opossum, but Alfonzo reveals it "wasn't playing possum". A cutscene shows the dead opossum in a box as a funeral with a woman crying besides it.
**In the gymnasium, Brittney tells a scared Sabrina to "grow some pompoms", which refers to the phrase "grow some balls", which means "to man-up and respond maturely to a given situation or problem."
**Brittney informs Star about distracting the Warriors by shaking their rear ends during the game. She and two other cheerleaders demonstrate in front of Star, which she blushes red.
** Star mentions her mom assigning the royal guards as her babysitters. A flashback shows Star as a child with Sir Scarsguard holding a stuffed toy, he shows her how to properly snap ones neck, and demonstrates by twisting the toy's head until its cotton stuffing pop out of its neck, much to Star's delight.
*In "Monster Arm", after viciously beating Jeremy Birnbaum, Monster Arm tries to eat his bowels, prompting Jeremy to scream "I love my bowels!"
*In "Quest Buy", Big Chicken fires eggs from his rump.
*In "Diaz Family Vacation", a salesman tries to get Mr. and Mrs. Diaz to buy some trinkets. As he approaches them, he opens up his trench coat, which causes them to become all shocked (a joke about street flashers).
**In the same episode, it is heavily implied that Mr. and Mrs. Diaz are naked when they start bathing in the cave hot tub. This is later confirmed when Mr. Diaz walks around and Marco covers Star's eyes so the latter cannot see him as his entire bottom half is cut off.
**When Star and Marco think the hydra has eaten Marco's parents, River cuts its stomach open and releases a couple Mewnis that were eaten. Before finding them, Marco searched inside the monster off-screen to where he is searching through its intestines.
*In "Brittney's Party", a running gag has Marco suffering from car sickness as he is shown gagging, face turning green, and trying to hold in his vomit while on Brittney's party bus. On one occasion, Brittney demands Marco doesn't puke, prompting him to swallow it. Ludo also vomits after eating some bad oysters and he and Marco take turns puking.
*In "Mewberty", one of the guys on the swim team mentions that someone defecated in the pool.
**When hiding in a locker, the swim team practices by bending down, which Star happens to have a peek at through the locker.
**The episode's title is a pun of "puberty", which people go through once they reach a certain age when they are teenagers. "Mewberty" is similar to the case in that it is triggered by the presence of people whom the afflicted girl is attracted to, as in Star's case, it happen when she is around any boy, and becomes lovestruck.
**Janna asks two students if they want to see a dead opossum. One of them refuses but Janna assures it is not but Star's Magic Instruction Book.
*In "Pixtopia", Marco, Alfonzo, and Ferguson are making having fun making interdimensional prank calls with Star's magic mirror, Ferguson tries to prank a slime person by showing him "treasure" before Ferguson is about to moon but the slime person hangs up before he does it.
*In "Sleep Spells", when Marco is trying to use psychology to figure out why Star is sleepwalking (and casting spells in her sleep), he calls himself "Dr. Marco: Ph.D", to which Star inquires, "What does 'Ph.D' stand for?" Before Marco can answer, Mrs. Diaz proclaims, "Pretty handsome dude," which is close to "pretty huge dick". Though realistically, it stands for "Doctor of Philosophy". 
**When Star makes a lamp come to life in her sleep, the lamp zaps Marco's rump.
** When Star awakes after Marco falls on her, she sees a pair of underwear with rabbits on it and assumes Marco is naked, before Marco tells her he's not.
**It turns out the reason why Star is casting spells in her sleep is because she is protecting herself from Princess Smooshy, who shows to have a tiny narwhal stuck to her rump with small tiny narwhal horns during her attempt to steal Star's face.
* In "Blood Moon Ball", when Star gets dressed behind her interdimensional mirror, she undresses as Marco covers his face with his sombrero. When Marco peeks over, he sees Star's bare foot and brings his sombrero over his face again.
**At the Blood Moon Ball, two demons pose to have their picture taken with blood dumped on them. When Tom and Star are about to take theirs, Tom revealed it is unicorn blood but Star refuses to go along as her best friend is a unicorn.
**A stubby demon complains to Star that Tom made the Blood Moon Ball boring because he wanted to impress her. One of his complaints is that the bubbling cauldron don't even burn flesh off.
*In "Fortune Cookies", while Marco and Star are fighting Ludo's minions, Marco stretched out Beard Deer's pants and Star blasted his bare rump, making him cry.
**Toffee pours a cup of West Mewnian swamp water, possibly alluding to alcohol.
**Star mentions Mewni has calzones that will tell someone they are going to die. A cutscene shows a manservant for the Butterfly family taking a bite out of calzone, the calzone tells him he is going to die from choking on a calzone he is eating but reveals he is joking and says he is actually going to die from a giant sitting on his face.
**When Ludo tries to get the magic wand, the two-headed monster prevents himself while also inadvertently revealing Ludo's plan, the right head wants their relationship with to have a inadvertently, with the left head also declaring he wants one too, indicating the two heads have feelings for Star.
*In "Freeze Day", when Star accidentally stops time, the effects show with one of them being Mr. Diaz naked in the shower singing.
*In "Royal Pain", when Star brings her father to the Diaz's bathroom, where she declares to be magical, River sits on the toilet thinking its a throne. Following this, they proceed to mess with it.
** Star awaken and smells her father's underwear, much to her horror.
*In "St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses", in order to infiltrate St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses, Star and Marco pretended to be rebel princess, in Marco's case he had to wear a dress and long hair for the entirety of the episode while under the name "Princess Turdina".
*In "Mewnipendance Day", Ludo has the All-seeing Eye spy on Star, remarking he can see her everywhere, including the bathroom. It made Toffee and Buff Frog uncomfortable upon hearing that, prompting Ludo to reconsider it.
**When Ludo recalls how he rescued Buff Frog from the swamp and gave him pants, he realized Buff Frog isn't wearing pants, revealing his butt.
*In "Interdimensional Field Trip", when Star asked the students where to go after being in charge of the field trip, Janna suggests going to the morgue.
**When Skullnick sees a exhibition called "Walking with trolls", Janna claims once someone goes in they won't come back out, however she corrects herself by stating that's cows at a hamburger factory.
** When Ferguson and Alfonzo jump through a portal, they are fused together as a horse. Ferguson is the head while Alfonzo is the rear end.
**Janna is seen in the arms of a skeleton and claims he is her new BFF.
*In "Storm the Castle", when Star is looking for Marco, she notices Mr. and Mrs. Diaz underneath a blanket with a flashlight and giggling in a suggestive manner. However, when she asks them what they are doing, they reply that they're looking at Mr. Diaz's old book of medical illustrations.
**When Big Chicken swallows Ludo, he lays an egg as the wand is about to blow. As Ludo's castle is destroyed, Ludo hatches out of the egg.
**When Mrs. Diaz slaps the rear end of a Mewni's horse, it runs off with her still on it.
** Also in the episode, when Glossaryck is called by Star's parents, he was in the tub as he in a towel and shower cap while shaving his legs. When revealing the wand might be destroyed, Glossaryck describes the term "cleaved", he utilizes dropping his towel around his torso as an example. His bottom half is cut off, but it is enough for Moon to cover her eyes.
***Also, when Glossaryck called, he addressed Moon as "my lady" in a flirtatious tone.
*In "My New Wand!", Star's wand goes haywire at one point and knocks Marco into the closet, losing his towel in the process. He ends up naked and finds some makeshift clothing from Star's closet. At the end, Marco tells Star that he is finding a pair of pants, implying he went commando the entire episode.
**Earlier, when Star livestreams she has a new want, she turns the laptop to view Marco in his towel after taking a shower. Marco runs over to block the webcam. A view going by StarFan13 is shown confused.
**When Marco stumbles upon Star's journal, he reads that Star refers to her mom is a poop head.
*In "Ludo in the Wild", Ludo sees a mother eagle feeding their babies and coughs out food for one of them to eat. Ludo tries to pretend to be one of her children but to no avail. 
**Ludo witnesses a giant spider eating one of the giant flies, to his horror. When a piece of it fell into his mouth, Ludo found it tasty and tried to eat some more fallen pieces.
** After taming the giant spider, Ludo at one point orders her to catch some fish in the frozen water, than pats her rump to pull them out.
*In "Mr. Candle Cares", when Marco calls out the benefits of being queen of Mewni, one of them being never have to bathe alone.
**Marco follows Mr. Candle to the bathroom. In there, he hears something dropped in the toilet, Marco leaves thinking Mr. Candle is defecating only to discover he is using mysterious substances to call Tom. Mr. Candle later tells Tom he needs to use the toilet for real.
**During the game of ping pong, Marco claims even if Tom beats him in at ping pong or pulls out his organs, Tom can't make Star his girlfriend.
*In "Red Belt", Marco does chores for Sensei Brantley, one of is unclogging the toilet. Some toilet water splashes in Marco's eye.
* In "Star on Wheels", after crashing Oskar's car, Glossaryck gets a stomach from eating a meatball sub and goes over to vomit off-screen. In the next scene, Glossaryck is seen by Gene, Oskar's pet ferret, and vomits behind it.
* In "Fetch", after Star accidentally threw her wand and is about land in a trash bin, she refers to it as the "poo-poo bin".
* In "Star vs. Echo Creek", when the sea serpent sings Star can do anything now she is on the run from the police, one of them is turning someone to bones and holds a skeleton to show it. Star is curious about what he meant and the sea serpent later reveals to be her subconscious hallucination trying to convince her running away isn't the answer.
*In "Wand to Wand", when Star summons Cloudy to help take out the garbage, he is shown to be sluggish and carefree as though it seems he is high. Cloudy is even shown raining throughout the living room and once set a chair on fire by emitting lightning through his rear end as though he flatulated.
** When Ludo picks a fight with a bunch of rats, there is a cat's head mounted on their wall.
* In "Starsitting", after Star fed cake to Buff Frog's children, they all puked.
*In "On the Job", Dogbull makes a joke about only time Buff Frog gets his hands dirty is changing diapers.
*In "Goblin Dogs", when Star, Marco, Pony Head, and Kelly ate the Goblin Dogs, they taste like normal hotdogs until they felt having colorful, hallucinatory visions.
*In "Game of Flags", Uncle Lump got his head cut off during last year's Game of Flags and is shown to have his head sewn onto a horse's body. During this year's Game of Flags, Uncle Lump got decapitated off-screen and his head is shown tumbling down the mountain.
**When Uncle Heartrude got caught in a bear trap, he asked Star and Marco to help but refused, thinking it was a trick, but it wasn't so Heartrude had to chew off his fibula.
*In "Girls' Day Out", Ingrid wanted a guillotine to cut off a toy bear's head. At the end, when Ms. Skullnick dropped her battle axe, Ingrid decided to use it instead.
* In "Friendenemies", Tom's life coach, Brian, pretended to be a tiger. When Marco realizes this, he becomes disturbed as he cleaned his litterbox.
**To make it up to Marco, Tom resurrected Mackie Hand, essentially as a zombie.
* In "Into the Wand", when Glossaryck sees a bunch of grotesquely deformed narwhals Star casts up, Glossaryck gets a stain remover bottle and gives Star a pair of keys while telling her to start the car, but Star clarifies the narwhals are not dead.
*In "Naysaya", when Marco tries to ask out Jackie, he blabs the sweat has reach across his back and into his underwear. As Jackie leaves to get paper towels, Marco's back is revealed with sweat that reached to his rump.
*In "Bon Bon the Birthday Clown", when Marco prepares to spray himself with cologne, he trips on Janna and the mist fells on Marco's rump. He than complains his rump smells like cologne, Janna slaps it, with Star and Janna sniffing the cologne's scent. When Jackie arrives, Janna tells her to smell Marco's backside.
**Jackie mentions how Marco puked on her lap in third grade.
*In "Raid the Cave", an elephant monster comes out of the shower wearing nothing but a towel wrapped around him.
*In "Trickstar", after performing a trick on Jeremy, Preston Change-O says to him, "Tell your mom I said hi." This line typically implies that they are having a sexual affair.
*In "Baby", when cleaning her room, Star stuffs some of her things in Beanbag, and later Beanbag pukes it back out in front of Star and Baby.
*In "Running with Scissors", Star caught a man walking his dog in her room when the dog is about to urinate on her couch. Star zaps and puts a diaper on the dog.
*In "The Bounce Lounge", Johnny Blowhole works as a cabin boy onboard a pirate ship of seabunnies, the captain tells Johnny the bathroom needs cleaning, and the toilet is shown to have some mold, spilled toilet water, and toilet paper scattered all around.
**When Star turns the captain into a carrot, one of the seabunnies is about to him. The camera pans to Johnny as the captain is getting eaten off-screen while chunks of carrot are spewing.
*In "Heinous", when Ms. Heinous wants to bargain a punishment for Marco, she suggests several that are gruesome and graphic.
*In "All Belts are Off", when Jeremy is picked to represent the dojo, he mocks Marco even in the shower. Marco's lower body is off-screen and Jeremy is covered in a towel by his butler.
** Jeremy glues a 100 dollar bill with poop, a hipster spots and tries to carefully pick it up but gags at the smell. At the end, the butler asks Jeremy to glue 100 dollar bills to cheer him up, Jeremy nods.
*In "Starcrushed", when Queen Butterfly and the Magic High Commission bursts in Ludo's room, they see the mother eagle coughing up insects into the giant spider's mouth, prompting some of them to be disgusted.
*In "Puddle Defender", when Star and Moon arrived at Buff Frog's house, he is embarrassed to be in a robe and briefs in front of Moon, he covers himself and apologizes for it. 
**When Moon asks Buff Frog if there is a bathroom to freshen up, Star claims she has to make "boom boom", as in she has to defecate, prompting Moon to blush. Buff Frog than reveals the bathroom is outside and Moon goes out to do it.
*In "King Ludo", when Marco places what seems to be mud on his cheeks to declares a resistance against Ludo, Foolduke asks if he knows that is not mud, implying Marco smeared feces.
* In "Scent of a Hoodie", Star misses Marco that he kept his hoodie that hasn't been washed, and when she sniffed it a few times she proclaims she is gonna vomit.
** Star zaps Sir Lavabo's rump with her magic wand while chasing him.
**Sir Lavabo believed Star was going to kill him as he stated Star has bloodlust in her eyes.
*In "Stranger Danger", when trying to crystalize Eclipsa, Star interferes and Rhombulus' blasts bounces off the cell walls until it hits his rump with crystals on it.
*In "Demoncism", Pony Head referred his ex-boyfriend Seahouse as "Corporate Turd" after his demonism.
*In "Starfari", Dr. Jelly Goodwell called herself a "turd brain" after shaking Buff Frog's hand while she is still holding detonator causing to blow up more of the dam.
**Dr. Goodwell decides to live among the monsters as she rips off her clothes, wearing nothing but a fur cloth. Star had to cover Buff Frog and his children's eyes.
*In "Death Peck", at the Pigeon Kingdom, pigeon droppings can seen throughout the castle in the episode.
*In "Ponymonium", Pony Head's sisters tried to frame Pony Head by putting Teta "on ice". 
**Azniss referred to Star as "sugar booger" as she believes Star is gonna snitch on her and her sisters to Pony Head.
** Pranciss is carrying an axe with an implied threat to Star if she snitches to Pony Head.
*In "Deep Dive", Janna hypnotized Marco into falling asleep whenever she says "chickenbutt" and has done it twice.
*In "Stump Day", Marco knocks on Star's bedroom door late at night and asks if she's "decent". He then enters (with his hand above his eyes) without her actually confirming that she's dressed.
*In "Holiday Spellcial", the All-Seeing Eye shows everyone that Kitten Barrel sneezed than blows his nose into a squirrel's nose. 
**After All-Seeing Eye reveals Gray Warnicorn wears a buff suit, he threatens to "whoop his" before pausing for a it than said "eye", given All-Seeing Eye is a giant eyeball. It's likely Warnicorn was going to say "ass".
* In "Marco Jr.", Cobalt Ferrero did Rich Pigeon's portrait as he shows his spot where he perched on has his droppings.
**Rafael mentions how when Marco was a baby he urinated on his father's shirt when he took the diaper off.
**When Marco started to turn into the crude portrait, he muffled something that his mother told him not to use such language at the table.
*In "Bam Ui Pati!", Khrysthalle's nose runs snot as she cries over Pony Head losing her horn.
*In "Divide", Marco aims his rump at Star after deflecting some of her spells. 
**When Star finds Moon in the Realm of Magic, Moon is naked and covered in her long hair.
*In "Conquer", Tom calls Meteora a turd before he throws a fireball at her. 
**A bubble popped near an alligator after eating a fish, indicating emitted flatulence.
**After catching Marco, Star tells him to get as his rump is making her legs fall asleep.
*In "Butterfly Follies", an actress portraying Star does an impression of a Narwhal Blast spell by farting in front of the actor portraying King Butterfly.
*In "Moon Remembers", Moon remembers during her and River's 14th anniversary on how River got sick on the Twirly-Whirly Wheel and threw up in their caramel corn. 
**Meteora cries when Eclipsa points out her diaper is soiled.
** During dinner, Moon remembers Star wearing her diapers as a crown.
** A bird monster retches up food during dinner.
*In "Swim Suit", Marco comes in naked while wearing an oversized cloth that was worn by Globgor.
**Marco calls Star to say he is wearing Glossaryck's trunks and asks for Star's opinion, Marco was going to show her how tight they but Star blushes and hangs up.
**After Eclipsa switches bodies with Rhombulus, he checks out Eclipsa's body by putting her finger in her own nose.
**Foolduke's monkey had Marco's trunks as he inspects himself in the mirror by shaking his rump in front of it.
*In "Lake House Fever", one of the demonfruit is shown shaking his rump.
*In "Yada Yada Berries", as Apothecary Sherry discreetly drinks yada yada berry juice she tells Star and Marco that Eclispa can "yada yada my" as she points her rump at them before she instantly turns to stone.
*In "Surviving the Spiderbites", when Star shows the Spiderbite family the abstract portrait, the queen points out, and with the label showing, it is actually the blood of Globgor's victims.
*In "Out of Business", one of the sloth employees gets stripped to a skeleton when customers fought over the high-security wallets.
**When Janna takes a bite out of the unicorn cake's neck, jam-like blood comes out. The unicorn cake tells the audience that it's only raspberry.
*In "Kelly's World", when Marco and Kelly punched one of the librarian's Wooletts in the air, he complained one of the them punched his butt.
*In "Curse of the Blood Moon", Janna hypnotized Marco into hating nachos and when he thought about them, his face turned green, gags, and tries to hold in his vomit.
*In "Princess Quasar Caterpillar and the Magic Bell", the scheming Ludo and Dennis mention happens to be the family bathroom, which is now wrecked with the toilet overflowing. The bald eagle perches herself on the toilet and dunks her head in the toilet water.
**When the giraffe monster finds Ludo's portal maker and opens a portal to his own head, the giraffe monster sticks his arm through it to pick his nose.
*In "The Knight Shift", when Sir Crandle shows Marco flyers for his choice of post, one of them is the Stable-Cleaning Knight, the flyer shows a horse with a piece of feces behind him.
*In "Junkin' Janna", Sean made several donuts of variety that Eclispa had to eat that left her nauseated and her face green. When the Magic High Commission arrived, Eclispa briefly gags.
*In "A Spell with No Name", after Glowworm was accidentally injured, he got a bandaged on his rump.
*In "A Boy and His DC-700XE", when Marco gets on Nachos, he blushes when he emits flatulence. Tom asks if he really farted but Marco didn't answer and proceeds to jump the ramp.
*In "The Monster and the Queen", Eclispa mentions how Meteora vomits when she crawls on the ceiling.
*In "Doop-Doop", when Star mentions "doop-doop" after Tom asked her if she has to say goodbye to anyone else, when they arrived at an outhouse, Tom assumes Star has to use the bathroom but reveals the outhouse is an old shed with Doop-Doop, a magic broom that happens to be Star's first spell.
*In "Britta's Tacos", a running gag has everyone thinking that Mariposa is Marco and Star's baby daughter (implying that they had sex and conceived as teenagers), even though Marco tries to correct everybody that Mariposa is, in fact, his baby sister and is simply taking her out so that they can bond.
**Marco had to eat several tacos to punch out his prize card. When Brantley tells Marco the only ingredients he can make are home-grown Echo Creek white-hot pain peppers, which caused Marco to gag. After StarFan13 hugged Marco, he started to feel sick and claimed he threw up in his mouth a little.
*In "Beach Day", when Star made the taxi fly, Marco felt sick and is shown gagging. When Star made the shopping cart fly, Marco claimed he was going to be sick but felt it was worth it for going to the beach.
*In "Gone Baby Gone", teen Meteora mentioned how teen Mariposa chopped the legs off a mud fly and drained the putrid goo from its body before it exploded.
* In "Jannanigans", Star and Marco covered their eyes when they see Tom levitating with a blanket covering everything except below, indicating Tom was sleeping naked.
*In "Here to Help", Eclipsa tries to get a Snookers bar unstuck by rattling the vending machine with her backside.
**Star shows Marco how to get the pig goats moving by slapping their backsides. She demonstrates but it happens off-screen the moment she is about to slap one. After Marco and Star kissed, Marco evacuates all the pig goats by doing what Star showed him.
*In "Cleaved", in the Realm of Magic, the skull of the Firstborn appears and tells Star to get out, the amnesiac Star laughs that the skull has no skin.
**After Mina declare she has ideas to rid of monsters, she claims that linger around like a fart.
===The Lion Guard===
*In the pilot TV film Return of the Roar, Simba tells Kion that they need to talk. Kion tells him that they already had "that talk" before quoting, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight", implying that he is well aware of its sexual implications.
** In the same pilot film, during the "Tonight We Strike" musical number, Janja gets bitten on his rump in one scene.
*In "The Rise of Makuu", Beshte gets some appreciative (and rather seductive) wolf whistles from a couple of female hippos while bathing himself at Big Springs.
*In "Eye of the Beholder", during the song "Outta the Way", Cheezi shakes his rear end at the camera at one point.
*In "Fuli's New Family", after Fuli groans, "What is with everyone eating bugs?!", a passing elephant walks by and splashes mud all over Fuli, much to her disgust. When Ono asks Fuli what's wrong, she complains, "I'm covered in mud!" Ono then sniffs Fuli and casually states, "Oh, that's not mud," leaving her even more disgusted (realizing it was most likely excrement).
*In "Ono's Idol", when the hyenas begin to feel nauseous due to getting dizzy from seeing Ono and Hadithi flying in circles, Chungu complains, "I don't feel so good!", and Cheezi exclaims nervously, "I think I'm gonna lose my lunch!", meaning he is going to vomit, but manages to stop himself from doing so. Janja then adds, "We all are!", referring to their queasiness.
* In "The Savannah Summit", in one scene, Zazu is shown crushed under Mbeya's rump, who was sitting on Zazu for allegedly calling him "clumsy". However, when Big Baboon admits that he was the one who called Mbeya "clumsy" and Zazu demands Mbeya to get off, the rhino lifts his rump off of the hornbill, who gasps for breath in relief.
*In "Marsh of Mystery", when Makini is carrying Ono while following the marsh wisps, he tries to warn her not to go too fast. Eventually, Ono becomes nauseous and says, "I'm gonna get sick!"
*In "Journey to the Pride Lands", while Janja and the Lion Guard are riding across the river on a log, Janja becomes nauseous due to the motions and gags, evidently trying to stop himself from vomiting.
*In The Mbali Fields Migration, Muhiumu gives birth just offscreen surrounded by a herd of zebras, indicating that she had been heavily pregnant before the events of the episode.
*Throughout Season 2 and Season 3, characters use the phrase "kick your tail" a clear euphemism for "kick your ass".
*In Long Live The Queen, Queen Janna dies of old age onscreen and it is accompanied by the Night Pride and the Guard grieving over her death. This was such a serious matter that the episode got a content warning for it.
===Milo Murphy's Law===
* In "Murphy's Lard", Milo, at one point, praises Melissa's (dubious) accomplishment of her "intestinal fortitude" (not pooping herself out of fear).
*In "Look at This Ship", Melissa and Zack play a guessing game while waiting for Milo. On one of their turns, Melissa describes, "It's something that oozes from your body, but it's not all that unpleasant." The real answer to said question is semen, which occurs during masturbation or ejaculation.
===Tangled: The Series===
*In "Freebird", when Cassandra tells Rapunzel that they were supposed to have a bathroom break, not a meditation, Shorty claims he was "multitasking", prompting Eugene, Lance, and Hook Foot to leave in disgust.
*In "Rapunzel and the Great Tree", when Eugene and Lance are separated from the group, they encounter a strange plant that sprays pollen in their faces. The pollen causes Lance and Eugene to see visions, and they start acting as if they are on drugs.
===Billy Dilley's Super-Duper Subterranean Summer===
*In "Beastie Billy", Zeke hides in the bathroom to escape Billy, but Billy tries to enter the house through the toilet. He attempts to be quiet while Marsha walks by to hear Zeke struggling. The combined sounds give the impression that Zeke is trying to defecate with Marsha reminding him to flush.
*In "Rat's Entertainment!", Billy plays footage of his time in school with his pet rat Anaximander. When he pops out of Billy's backpack, a female rat also pops out with him, leaving Billy confused. This would imply that Anaximander was most likely sleeping with her.
===DuckTales (2017 series)=== 
*In "Woo-oo!", Huey, at one point, takes off Donald's shirt, leaving the latter completely nude. He then quickly covers himself with a towel.
*In "Daytrip of Doom!", Webby manages to shoot Huey with her dart gun (off-screen), and he yelps, "My tailbone!", which is close to the groin area. 
**In the same episode, Ma Beagle, at one point, tells her sons to "mark their territory" (given the fact that they are anthropomorphic dogs).
* In "Beware the B.U.D.D.Y. System!", Fenton Crackshell claims that Gyro Gearloose had set up his laboratory in the bathroom because it is the perfect place for his work. Basically, Gyro implied that Fenton's work is pure crap. Fenton himself seems to realize this at the moment he said it.
*In "The Missing Links of Moorshire!", a running gag is two kelpies trying to drown the main characters, and as they keep failing, they pout and claim they're no fun because they don't want to be drowned.
*In "Day of the Only Child!", when Louie visits his wealthy neighbor Doofus Drake, he finds him acting bizarre, but when Doofus reaches down his own pants, Louie freaks out and frantically pushes the elevator button. He is soon quickly relieved when Doofus reveals that it was just a friendship bracelet.
*In "The Depths of Cousin Fethry!", while swimming through water warmed by hydrothermal vents, Dewey assumes the temperature is from something else and accuses Huey (obviously thinking he was urinating).
*In "The Town Where Everyone Was Nice!", a photo montage shows that, after a donkey spat at Webby, she did the same thing to the donkey who, in turn, farted at both her and Dewey. An audible farting sound can be briefly heard during the montage.
* In "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!", when Della asks her sons if they are potty-trained, Huey and Louie respond positively by nodding, whereas Dewey reveals that he is only partially trained by moving his hand sideways. This means that Dewey still has to use diapers to urinate or defecate.
*In "The Dangerous Chemistry of Gandra Dee!", Webby, upon discovering that Fenton is Gizmoduck, asks him if the suit has a toilet, implying that she wanted to know what he does whenever he has to either urinate or defecate while using the suit.
*In "Moonvasion!", as Duckworth leaves to make preparations for them in the afterlife, Mrs. Beakley makes a point about how it's not reassuring that he goes down through the floor (meaning "Hell").
**The same episode has Lil' Bulb twisting his own head off to avoid revealing any secrets to the Moon people.
*In "Louie's Eleven!", the Three Caballeros (Donald Duck, José Carioca, and Panchito Pistoles) try to get Scrooge to sponsor them by playing their music in front of him while he is bathing, much to Scrooge's anger. José mentions it was the 4th bathroom they were kicked out of that morning.
===Big City Greens=== 
*In "Swimming Fool", Bill Green spends the majority of the episode trapped in a Jacuzzi nude as his clothes are sucked out through a pipe, and he is eventually forced to use his hat to cover his privates.
*In "Cricket's Shoes", Phoenix defends the family from a pack of dogs; when one asks her in dog language, "What gives you right to these humans, stranger?", Phoenix barks and subtitles show her saying, "I am Phoenix, chaser of squirrels, and eater of poop."
* In "Tilly Tour", a laundry lady chases Tilly Green and Gramma Alice through the hotel and passes by a woman, who to the viewer looks as if Tilly and Alice stacked on each other and threw on a robe and towel for a disguise. Believing that she had been fooled, the laundry lady turns around and opens her robe, only to realize that she really is someone else. It is implied that the woman was not wearing anything under her robe.
*In "Dinner Party", Alice cannot find any clothes and is naked in her bedroom; she is about to come out of her room, but Remy notes Bill about it and he goes to stop her.
* In "Uncaged", when Alice is annoyed at Nancy Green, the former says, "You can take our differences and shove 'em up your–", but she is interrupted by Remy Remington. She was most likely going to say "ass".
*In "Hiya Henry", the Henry dummy that Tilly uses says, "Find something respectable instead of stickin' your hand on someone's–", but Tilly stops him and comments, "Henry! We're at the dinner table!"
*In "Elevator Action", when the Green family is trapped in an elevator, Cricket Green admits to his father at one point that he is eager to get out, but hides the fact that he has to use the bathroom due to drinking his soda too fast, which Bill angrily points out. Cricket then deliberately chugs the rest of his soda, causing him to jiggle awkwardly. When the firefighters burst into the elevator, allowing the Green family to escape, Bill tells his son to go to the bathroom, which Cricket does, and he can be heard making over-exaggerated relief sounds as he urinates.
*In "Wild Side", when Remy and the entire Green family decide to act wild by covering themselves in mud and strip down, Alice chooses to get completely naked with only the animals covering her up.
*In "Gramma Driver", a running gag throughout the episode is the characters Bash and Bella continuously flirting with each other and making out. When they are later arrested and pulled apart slightly, they begin to tongue towards one another. Officer Keys stops them and exclaims, "I think it's about time you two got a room...in prison!"
*In "Tilly Style", when Cricket tells his father about his zucchini problem and needs him to listen, Bill remarks, "All this time, I thought you were just bein' kind of a turd," to which Cricket replies: "I was bein' a turd! A turd...about bein' heard!"
*In "Gabriella's Fella", Gabriella is forced to paint Sue's mural at the community center because last week she got on the intercom and said "dookie", which is a slang term for excrement.
*In "Times Circle", Tilly asks Remy to swear to her in order to join her play, but Remy tells her in response that he is "not allowed to swear". He thought Tilly was asking him to use a curse word.
*In "Bleeped", Cricket learns a curse word from Alice and uses it all over the community center, to the point of passing it on to the other kids. The swears in this episode are made-up gibberish phrases such as "blort".
*In "Bat Girl", when the Sue-Zers start to go jerky, Gregly says, "Yeah, flush those turds!"
*In "Farmer Remy", Remy has to help deliver Miss Debbie's calf, and Nancy tells him, "Just don't look directly at–", only to be interrupted by Remy screaming, implying that he most likely saw the calf crowning.
===Amphibia=== 
*A recurring theme in the world of Amphibia, it mostly revolves trying to survive from being killed by giant insects and birds, insects remaining alive after being chopped up, and the words being "kill", "die", "blood", and "death" being highly empathize.
*In "Anne or Beast?", when Anne and Sprig first shake hands, Anne comments that "[his] hand just barfed out [her] hand," when she sees that his hand is dirty and sticky.
*In "Best Fronds", while Anne and Sprig are getting ready to head to the lake, Anne grabs a towel that says "Beach Please!", which is a censored version of the statement "Bitch, please!"
**According to Anne, she, Sasha, and Marcy would drink bob till they vomit.
**Hop Pop cultivated Pain Peppers that, according to Sprig, are so hot it will make you wish you were dead. Sprig tried one and it was so hot, Sprig pleaded to be killed. This happened again when Sprig allowed himself to be eaten by a water snake while having a pain pepper that set in its mouth.
*In "Cane Crazy", when Sprig comments that Leopold loves wood, he specifies that the carpenter loves it "almost a little too much," suggesting he has objectophilia.
**Later in the episode, after Anne throws termites to the Tree of Doom, all that is left of the creature is the insect that was inside, which is shown to be completely nude.
*In "Hop Luck", when Maddie introduces herself to Sprig, she reveals that she saw Sprig's death in her head. Sprig then comments that he wanted his death to be a surprise, to which Maddie replies that it will indeed be a surprise, leaving Sprig baffled.
**Later in the episode, Hop Pop reveals he almost got his butt eaten while finding some ingredients for a pizza and proves this by showing his rump, though it is revealed that only a section of his pants was eaten.
*In "Stakeout", one of the arguments between Anne and Hop Pop takes place inside the bathroom, with Hop Pop declaring that he was angry at her because she was in there for two hours (although since it was only heard, it is unknown why it took her so long).
**Also in the episode, Anne and Hop Pop start hallucinating after drinking juices that their body chemistry could not handle, which can be interpreted as a form of intoxication.
*In "Taking Charge", when Anne says that the Plantars should at least fix her telephone after one of them drained its battery, Hop Pop inquires if they have to make a "lamb sacrifice" to charge it before stating that he knows "a guy in town", implying that he wanted to either kill an animal or somebody.
*In "Girl Time", when Anne asks what the food she's eating is made of, Felicia reveals that it is made of dung beetles, visibly disgusting Anne.
*In "Contagi-Anne", Sprig suggests they, as frogs, should take their clothes off due to the rain, to which Hop Pop tells Sprig to "keep [his] pants on," implying that Sprig had previously walked naked in the rain, and that he wanted to do it at that moment.
** Later in the episode, when Hop Pop explains that the mushroom Anne put in the soup isn't actually meant to be eaten, he reveals that he uses it to, among other things, clean Bessie's barn. The way he says this implies that he uses it to clean Bessie's manure inside the barn.
*In "Grubhog Day", when Sprig and Hop Pop try to cut open the "grubhog" (actually a puppet controlled by Anne), Polly screams excitedly that she likes that part of the ceremony. She later openly admits to having seen nothing wrong with killing it. 
**Later in the episode, Anne admits that she almost peed when her arm was nearly cut off.
*In "Hop Pop and Lock", when Anne tells Hop Pop that, thanks to her dancing lessons, he and Sylvia will be "locking lips by the end of the night," Sprig and Polly react with disgust, a natural reaction in kids (and even some teens and adults) who never kissed someone else before.
*In "Hop-Popular", when Hop Pop protests how Mayor Toadstool is an incompetent mayor, he points out, among other things, the deteriorating state of the houses in Wartwood. This is exemplified after the front of a house falls down, revealing an amphibian taking a shower.
**Later in the episode, one of the challenges of becoming mayor is getting lost in the forest naked, which Albus Duckweed claims being mayor of a town is like. During the elections, while Hop Pop wins and manages to create a loincloth out of plants, Toadstool not only loses, but is forced to cover his privates with his hands (on account of not finding anything to wear to cover them).
*In "Croak & Punishment", when Hop Pop mentions that it is time to do chores, he and Polly put on masks while claiming that, "Bessie's waste ain't gonna shelve itself," clearly referring to the snail's manure. Anne and Sprig soon follow, and the following scene shows them after cleaning the excrement, with Anne stating that "[she's] scarred for life," implying that she was either horrified by the size of the manure (which was likely very big, as it came from a giant snail), or that she experienced an accident involving the excrement.
*In "Trip to the Archives", when Hop Pop reminds Sprig, Anne, and Polly of their recent adventures, a montage shows them all facing monsters; one of these is a giant skunk-like creature who is shown to have the family trapped under its butt. Upon recalling this, Polly comments that she still remembers its foul-smelling spray.
** Later in the episode, Sprig manages to escape the town archives via the bathroom, where it is shown that he got out of the pipes through the toilet of a women's restroom at a restaurant that was open. When Anne asks Sprig how he escaped, he replies that he doesn't want to talk about it. Later, when Polly reveals that she and Hop Pop also escaped through the pipes, Hop Pop mentions that he saw things. This suggests that the three amphibians either encountered defecation, saw naked women, or both while escaping.
* In "Snow Day", Anne unfreezes Sprig, who had become frozen due to the low temperature. Having been unfrozen earlier than he should, Sprig behaves as though he were intoxicated.
*In "Bizarre Bazaar", when Anne tells Sprig to "tongue" the Wrecker, he exclaims: "Tongue him? I hardly know him!" Though she clearly meant for him to grab the Wrecker with his tongue.
*In "Children of the Spore", Apothecary Gary pleads Hop Pop for mercy by stating that, as the last one of his kind, his species will be extinct if he dies. However, Hop Pop calmly states that he can live with that on his conscience.
* In "Swamp and Sensibility", one of Anne's videos of Wally in Wartwood shows him showering at the town's fountain.
*In "Wax Museum", after several angry de-frozen creatures drag the Curator to another room, a red-looking liquid can be seen coming out from under the door; however, the Curator clarifies that it is just melted wax. 
**Also in the episode, Frog Soos licking himself is a reference to getting hallucinatory highs from licking actual frogs. The most well-known amphibian that does this is the cane toad, which has a toxin called bufotenine, an alkaloid chemical that humans use to get artificial highs.
*In "Marcy at the Gates", when Marcy crashes into a game during a flashback, Sasha seems to be vaguely heard saying "Holy crap".
*In "The Sleepover to End All Sleepovers", after Lady Olivia brings Anne, Sprig, and Polly to have their sleepover with Marcy, she tirelessly utters, "If anyone needs me, I'll be in the kitchen drinking...juice," implying that she was going to be drinking something else, possibly alcohol.
*In "Friend or Frobo?", after the titular robot lifts Stumpy's bar, Wally watches a flying fish and says, "no more for me thanks", thinking he was highly intoxicated.
*In "Maddie & Marcy", after noticing Maddie doing magic, Marcy exclaims, "No frogging way!", a censored version of a certain profanity.
*In "True Colors", when Polly's butt itches and scratches it, Hop Pop tries to apply ointment but Polly runs away, claiming it stinks. After defeating Sasha and Grime, when Sprig notices Polly scratching her butt again and tells her to stop. The reason this happened is because Polly is about get her legs.
*In "The New Normal", when Mr. Boonchuy goes into the bathroom, he finds Sprig and Hop Pop in an overflow bathtub, and Polly in the toilet.
* In "Adventures in Catsitting", when the owner of Sherm's Shawarma loves how Domino brings in customers with her cuteness and love for shawarma, Polly secretly states: "He wouldn't think it was so cute if he knew where her mouth had been.", referring to the fact the fact that Domino licks herself clean. Domino was later shown licking the area between her legs at the very end of the episode (proving Polly's statement).
**Also at the end of the episode, it is shown that, due to having spent five months without brushing or flossing her teeth, Anne had to be given several dental medications to remove her "eight cavities and tons of cricket legs." This causes her to behave as if she consumed illegal drugs.
===The Owl House===
*It is implied that Eda is the Boiling Isles' equivalent of an alcoholic. 
**In "Lost in Language", one of the bottles on Eda's shelf is labeled "Mama's Night Juice". Night juice is a term that is usually attributed to a drink containing ambient or even alcohol to help one sleep.
**In "Echoes of the Past", Luz implies that the "apple blood" she drinks regularly is actually some sort of alcoholic or alcoholic-type drink when she says that she, Lilith, King, and Hooty should leave the island they are in and head back to the Owl House by pointing out that, "Eda is probably on her third cup of apple blood by now, and last time it was real hard getting her off the roof," implying that Eda once drank too much "apple blood" and got intoxicated.
**In "Keeping Up A-fear-ances", Luz and Gwendolyn, Eda's mother, trick her into following a phony process to cure her curse by putting up signs saying they lead to more "apple blood", with Luz noting that Eda is always willing to drink some "apple blood". Eda refers to it as her "night juice", and Gwendolyn later comments on how Eda's curse may not be the only problem with her.
**In "Eda's Requiem", Eda becomes depressed over the possibility of Luz and King leaving and goes to a bar to drink a box of apple juice, further exploring the alcohol parallels. Creator Dana Terrace also said on a Reddit AMA that there are hard and child-friendly variations of "apple blood" akin to regular and root beer.
* In "A Lying Witch and a Warden", when Luz first sees the Boiling Isles, she wonders if she died and went to "the bad place", clearly meaning Hell.
**Later in the episode, when King first shows up, he is seen wearing towels, meaning that he was in the shower before appearing.
*In "The Intruder", upon being restored to normal, Eda awakens with no memory of what happened, a headache, and with "[her] mouth [tasting] like roadkill," before vomiting a Snaggleback she had eaten while in her monster form. Her actions emulate those of the aftermath of suffering a hangover.
*In "Sense and Insensitivity", when King shows Piniet his new book titled Ruler's Reach 2, he adds that it has "more swears" than the last one (which he actually co-wrote with Luz). This implies that both books contain profanity.
*In "Agony of a Witch", King bakes a cake for Luz and climbs inside so he can pop out when she returns as a surprise. When Luz comes back, King pops out of the cake and surprises her. This is an allusion to female strippers and the pop-out cake trope that entertains men.
*In "Escaping Expulsion", Gus suggests they try to enter Blight Industries' presentation by distracting the guards with an illusion of "hot ladies", after which Willow responds with, "This isn't a cartoon from the '40s, Gus!"
* In "Echoes of the Past", after watching Hooty detach himself from the Owl House, Luz gags and tries not vomit out of disgust.
*In "Keeping Up A-fear-ances", Lilith and King start eating ice cream out of depression for their parental issues. The way they act is akin to as if the two drinking alcohol, with the two behaving as if they were intoxicated. Hooty, worried for them, suggests that they have been eating too much ice cream.
*In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", when Luz, King, and Eda arrive at the marketplace in Bonesborough, they discover that the Coven Day Parade is being prepared. Annoyed, Eda remarks, "Ah, it's just a fancy way to kiss the Emperor's..." and noticing that Luz covered King's ears and gave a stern look towards her, she quickly says, "...whatever." Her wording of the sentence implies she actually wanted to say "ass".
===The Ghost and Molly McGee=== 
*A recurring gag involves birds onscreen getting killed by accident and their ghosts emerging from their corpses.
*In "Getting the Band(shell) Back Together", during a musical sequence, an old man almost passes away, but Scratch revives him by simply putting his ghost back in his body.
* In "The Turnip Twist", Scratch responds to Mayor Brunson's idea for Turnip Fest with, "Talk about dead in the water!", only to realize his poor word choice when he sees that the mayor's pet goldfish Assistant Mayor Goldie has literally died of a heart attack from Scratch's presence. After making the mayor think his fish is still alive, Scratch struggles to eventually return Goldie's ghost to her body.
*In "Ready, Set, Snow!", Scratch responds to his image of eating a yellow snow cone on Molly's list of all the fun things to do on a snow day with, "Tell me this is lemon." (Yellow snow is typically having been urinated on.)
===The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder=== 
*In "New Kids on the Block", the episode begins with Penny and her friends going through puberty; personified as a bright magical light that enters their houses at night. After realizing that she has grown taller overnight, Penny proceeds to feel her newly-acquired breasts and twerk her noticeably larger butt.
**When Suga Mama and Papi return from vacation and the former thanks the latter for the trip, Papi says, "Gracias, a Dios hay tequila." Tequila is a Mexican alcoholic drink, implying that Papi wants to drink until he forgets their vacation.
** Later, Oscar says: "Damn, woman! Can I have a moment to myself?" This marks the first time profanity is used in a Disney show.
* In "Bad Influence(r)", Penny hears her parents saying each other's names in a seductive tone, and when she sees them, they are wearing each other's outfits all wrinkled, heavily implying that they were having sex.
*In "Get In", a man at the beginning can be heard saying: "Damn, man! These rodents are getting worse!", strongly implying that they were procreating.
*In "When You Wish Upon a Roker", Al Roker implies that his powers are satanic in origin when he mentions his boss "downstairs". Penny asks Roker if he meant "upstairs", but he ignores her.
===Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur===
*In "Moon Girl Landing", after Devil Dinosaur rejects Casey's suggestion for a costume for himself, she tells him, "Fine, go naked then."
*In "The Borough Bully", upon learning that Moon Girl had ignored her advice and went against the Internet troll mocking her, who turns out to be a Symbiote-composed troll, Casey exclaims, "What the–!"
** Later, when writing against a negative comment regarding Lunella's family's rink that said "skimpy with the nachos", her grandmother, Mimi, says that "[she'll] add an extra ingredient just for [her]. It's called a can of whoop your–", before Lunella interrupts her.
*In "In The Heist", when Lunella reveals to her STEM classmates that the crystal in the museum is dangerous, she describes the consequences it can have on the environment as causing "a great pain in the astronomical damage", a pun on the phrase "pain in the ass".
===Kiff=== 
*In "Pool Party", Billiam pushes Barry up the ladder by using his head on the latter's rump in an attempt to move the line.
*In "Road Trip", during the road trip, Beryl wakes up upon smelling Martin emitting flatulence. Martin remarks the smell, prompting him to open the car windows.
*In "Brunch DJ", when Kff and Barry are presenting their All Passes to staff and customers at Cafe Penguino, they presented above the stall where a customer using the toilet looks above.
*In "Career Day", Barry is shown wearing an office outfit that is meant for women.
*In "The Five Pigeons of the Acapellapocalypse", when Helen walks out of the class to take a phone call, Kiff notices the final pigeon statue. When she nudges Barry to notice, a small flatulent is heard.
*In "Club Book", whenever Ms. Moufflé gets angry, her voice becomes demonic.
*In "Kiff's on a Plane", after a hat and a pair of sunglasses lands on Kiff's rump after getting knocked down by a volleyball, Sgt. Bigby Hind tells him to move her hindquarters to help circulation as he thinks Kiff could be in shock. Once she shakes her rump, however, as it looked like a puppet with her tail as a nose, it made the audience laugh.
*In "Two for One Hot Dogs", after Kiff and Barry checked into a retirement home, Barry is seen wearing a nightgown that is meant for women.
*In "Totally Table Town", in the woods when Kiff, Barry, and their friends hear a noise, Kiff claims its the "natural sounds of Table Town". Billiam claims he the "natural sounds of Table Town" coming from Reggie, and when the kids are chased by Ghost Wolf onto a cliff, Billiam admits to Reggie he's the one who made the "natural sounds of Table Town", which Reggie revealed he knew. From what it was stated, it was implied they meant flatulence.
*In "Principal Dance Socks", Helen uses the magic socks on Principal Secretary's feet to go out of control, one of them include twisted one of his legs from which she picks her nose.
**During the song "Got Character", Reggie, Candle, and Renée dress up the students from Tuft Pierre, with Renée cross dressing to resemble the male poodle.
*In "Two Truths and a Bunny", when Kiff and Barry are partying at Candle's house when she is having a slumber party, the two danced while having glow sticks attached to them. Barry turns around and shakes his rump to also reveal having circular glow sticks on it.
*In "The Sound of Helen", the students partake in Helen's musical, meaning they dress in their outfits as they are playing her, particularly the male students.
**During the montage of writing a better script, Trevor is seen in a dress with Renée stitching it.
*In "Ghost Wolf's Art", when Kiff wants to commission 10 pieces of Ghost Wolf's art and is willing to pay any price, Ghost Wolf claims he only accept "living things" as he spoke in a demonic tone, much to Kiff and Barry's disturbing looks before Ghost Wolf reveals he only collect rare ferns.
* In "Fresh Outta Grandmas", when the Wall of Goats sing their song, "We Are Goat", some of the goats waved their rear ends during the song.
**Trevor listens to one of the grandma's stories about how she "went down to the cemetery and the grave was already empty", which deeply disturbs Trevor.
** One of the grandmas is seen with a booger dripping from her nose.
*In "No Dad Ideas", Martin emits flatulence during a failed presentation at WeNuts, and again at a stadium.
*In "Faculty Lounge", when Miss Deer Teacher, Mr. Ri'Peppa, Helen, Miss Tulane, and Sweepy Steve are about to sit on the couch, a scene shows a view of their backsides.
**Miss Dear Teach carries a shovel and brought it to Mr. Ri'Peppa while declaring she has brought this upon himself for eating her sandwich, which would indicate something dark but it turns out she and teachers are making him shovel up all the frogs.
* In "Hive Got An Idea", Kiff dresses up a Louie to fool the Wall of Goats.
**Barry brings an outfit for Louie to pretend to be Kiff until Kiff explains they don't need it.
*In "Silly Moods", when Biff and a student got kicked out of the museum for being too silly, the security guard tells them to return when they have a sense of decorum and duty, but the students laugh when hearing "duty" as it sounds like doody.
* In "Snow More Ketchup", Barry goes insane from the lack of ketchup, and even imagines Kiff, Candle, and Reggie as bottles of ketchup where he give chase to squeeze them.
*In "Kiff Is Good at Sports", during the song "A Lotta Helen!", one of the Helen clones is seen shaking her rump at the bench with the spectators.
===Hailey's On It!===
*Throughout the series, Frank the Flamingo continues to flatulate.
*In "We Wish You A Merry Chaos-mas", Felicia tells Hailey Banks, Scott Denoga, and The Professor that while they unload Rudy the Skateboarding Reindeer, she is going to "unload in there" while pointing to a porta-potty. After she was done, she stated that she felt "a whole Christmas ham lighter".
===Primos===
*In "Summer of Bookita", Lucita Perez becomes interested in Tater Ramirez Humphrey's favorite book series Romancimorphs. As Tater goes through the book, she realizes that it's too steamy for her age and tells Lucita that she can start by simply reading the cover.
===Hamster & Gretel===
*In "U.F. UH-OH!", while in the Alien Spaceship before it crashes into the Las Vegas dam, Gretel spots the dam after pressing a button to be freed from a trap and says "dam!" Kevin then says "Gretel, language!" before Gretel points out that she meant that they were going to hit the dam, implying that he likely thought she said "damn."
==International Productions==
===Legend of the Three Caballeros=== 
*In "Labyrinth and Repeat", Donald, at one point, tears a loincloth off a male statue, to which the statue screams and covers his privates.
*In "Thanks a Camelot", a running gag is some dogs continually approaching Felldrake to pee on him, only for him to repeatedly shoo them away.
===101 Dalmatian Street=== 
*A running gag throughout the show is the characters mentioning potty breaks or "signing in" by urinating. The dogs will either lift their leg up or crouch, but no waste matter is visible, as the camera would usually cut away. 
**Another running gag is brought upon Dylan's allergy to cats in which snot might drip from his nose, and when he sneezes, said snot projects from his nose onto something or someone.
*In "Dog's Best Friend", a running gag is a Dalmatian pup gagging while trying to hold in his or her vomit when seeing Mr. Fuzzy doing something inappropriate.
**When Mr. Fuzzy is using the bathroom, which happens to be the Dalmatians' drinking bowl, Dylan thought he was using the former until Dolly pointed it out. Dylan then assumes that Mr. Fuzzy is marking his territory. When he comes out, Dylan, Dolly, and their siblings look inside and become disgusted. As Dolly claims to never go near that drinking bowl, their siblings gag.
**At the end, when Dylan and Dolly lead Mr. Fuzzy to the park, he meets a female vendor, where the two lock eyes on each other in a presumably sexual manner. As Dylan, Dolly, and their siblings watch, one of the pups gags.
*In "Who The Dog Do You Think You Are?", while Dylan is playing Martian Hunt (a game of hide-and-seek) with Dizzy & Dee Dee, Dee Dee, at one point, has her rump on Dizzy's cheek when she points to a portrait of the Prince of Dalmatia.
*In "Walkies on the Wild Side", Dylan thinks there might be something in the pond; one of them he lists is "poo" (excrement).
**A running gag is when Dylan falls into the water and emerges, a lizard is seen with its jaws attached to him. The second time this happens, the lizard is biting Dylan's rump.
* In "Snow Day", when Dylan and Dolly try to get each half of their pup siblings ready for snow day, Dylan says "toilet", which five pups are seen doing. Flatulence is also heard when they are doing their business.
*In "Perfect Match", Fergus notices Dylan's reaction to Roxy the Rottweiler and teases him about Roxy's crush on him (most likely because Roxy is a ).
** Also, when Roxy gets emotional, snot drips excessively from her nose.
*In "Poetry Scam", when Dolly is reciting to Hansel in the cemetery, which later turns into her freestyle about Diesel chewing on his stitches, she sings about going to the vet with the line, "She'll check your bits..." ("bits" being a slang term for a pair of male or female genitalia). The referral is seemingly confirmed when Hansel stares down at his crotch as Dolly says this. 
**When Dylan and Diesel are at Dolly's date to help her impress Hansel, Dylan sits on Diesel to stop him from chewing on his stitches. As Dylan is reciting another poem to Dolly, Diesel bites Dylan's rump, but the camera cuts away the moment Diesel closes his jaws.
*In "Crushed Out", after Dylan trips and falls in the mud, Spencer steps on him, including his rump. When Spencer gets off Dylan, the former kicks dirt at the latter's butt.
*In "Girls' Day Out", Delilah drips snot when an orchid petal falls on her nose.
* In "The Woof Factor", Dylan, Dolly, and Deepak help Triple-D since they double-booked. They then pose as Triple-D, and as such, Dylan and Deepak are viewed as females (a reference to cross-dressing), while Dolly and the other dogs look the same to humans.
**Before getting into the limo, Dylan asks why they must film a Jump Jet Pizza commercial, to which Déjà Vu comments that they don't barf, implying that Dylan has altitude sickness.
**When trying to film the Male Perfume commercial, they had to do several retakes since Dylan, Dolly, and Deepak kept messing it up. One goof is when Deepak rubs his butt on the cliff setting, and another is when the spotlight short-circuits and breaks after Deepak urinated on it.
*In "The Nose Job", the animals competing in the Nose-Off contest have to urinate on a lamppost, which Hansel, Sid, Snowball, and Spencer did previously. Dylan enters and is about urinate before the camera cuts back to Godfrey.
*In "My Fair Dolly", after seeing Dizzy and Dee Dee copying her pampered behavior, Dolly breaks character and goes to one of the judges, where she bites off a portion of the seat of his pants, exposing a small section of his undergarment.
*In "A Date with Destiny...Dallas and Déjà Vu", when Triple-D arrive at the studio in a limo, Destiny "smells a leak" among the crowd. Dallas apologizes and tells them that she is not "limo trained", implying that she peed herself during the trip, before Déjà Vu clarifies that she leaked their commercial appearance on social media.
**Also, while Triple-D are riding in a helicopter, Déjà Vu farts, which disgusts Destiny and Dallas. She apologizes and explains that she is not "helicopter trained" as her sisters smell the stench and react with further disgust, implying that she pooped herself.
*In "The Wow of Miaow", one of Constantin's yoga poses is the "Bottom Lick", which involves licking one's private area, which he demonstrates off-screen. Dylan and the Dimitri Trio then find Deepak doing the very same pose. 
**Later, Constantin makes Dylan continue begging by having him rub his rump on the floor in order to see Deepak.
*In "The Dog House", a tired Dr. Dave places his stethoscope on his patient's rump. 
**Dylan tells Dimitri One to not eat the grass, as he will get sick. From Dylan's reaction, he did eat it off-screen and got sick. Dylan then warns an off-screen Dimitri Two to step away from the barf. Again, from Dylan's reaction, he did touch it.
**Hugo checks out a shrub that resembles him, and when he sees his finger has moss on it, he flicks it off in disgust. This references the term "picking one's nose", with the moss resembling a booger.
**Hugo falls on a rose bush, pricking his rump, which was Clarissa's plan to get rid of the Dalmatians. Hugo later appears at the hospital with a thorn stuck in his clothed butt. At Delilah's suggestion to sedate him, Dr. Dave is about to inject the syringe into Hugo's rump. When Delilah removes the thorn herself, Hugo yelps, knocking the syringe and Dr. Dave back. The syringe lands on a chair which Dr. Dave sits in, stinging his own butt and sedating himself instead.
**Pearl stops one of animal control's van with her rump, making the other two stop as well.
**In one scene, Delilah slaps her rump toward the head of an unconscious Dr. Dave to wake him up.
**At Delilah's house, Dr. Dave is accidentally knocked out by Dylan's contraption. As he falls, a pie lands on his clothed butt. Later, one of the Dimitri Trio is seen sitting on Dr. Dave's pie-covered rump while eating pieces of the pie.
* In "A Summer to Remember", Delilah sings about having "unusual pleasure" with Doug in a presumably suggestive tone. Throughout the episode, both of them are shown trying to get some alone time to make out with each other. 
**During the song "Dogs are Out for Summer Sun", Dolly comments that Dylan gets travel sickness. He denies it but soon gags as if to vomit.
**At one point, Dylan runs into Bessie's rump.
*In "Long Tongue Day", Big Fee farts in the pool with bubbles forming like a Jacuzzi. One of them pops in front of Dylan's nose, much to his and the other animals' disgust. Big Fee then comments: "That one snuck up from the valise. Better out than in, eh?"
*In "London, We Have a Problem", Dylan sees Triple-D using his new space helmet as a bathing bowl. Déjà Vu, being the one inside it, then farts as bubbles form in the water like a Jacuzzi.
*In "It's My Party", Dolly shakes her rear end at the camera at one point.
*In "Fetch", a giant whoopee cushion, ordered by the Dimitri Trio, falls from the sky into the Dalmatians' backyard, ruining the moment where Doug and Delilah's anniversary song is playing.
*In "Don't Push Your Luck", Dylan finds Big Fee in the bathtub with bubbles forming like a Jacuzzi. The bubbles soon stop, revealing that Big Fee was just farting while the popped bubbles sounded like flatulence.
**Later, as Dylan is about to clean a toilet, Big Fee is seen bathing in it.
==Brown Bag Films==
===Henry Hugglemonster===
*During the show's intro, when the Hugglemonster family are riding on their bike, Henry and Cobby bump their rear ends together at one point.
* In "Huggle...Whaaa?!", saying "Huggle" followed by blowing a raspberry is apparently a cuss word, which most of the kids find funny, but the adults find very offensive.
===Vampirina=== 
*In "Bone Appetit", when Remy shows them the rotten egg, Poppy politely declines before she and Bridget almost become nauseous as if to vomit.
==Pixar==
===Monsters at Work=== 
*As a running gag, Cutter often recalls in a comically relaxed tone how several former MIFTers were gravely injured or even killed in the line of duty.
*In "The Vending Machine", Mike mentions that poop is the one thing human kids find as funny as clowns.
*In "Bad Hair Day", when Roze gives Tylor a clump of her hair, Tylor points out that Roze hasn't cut her hair, to which she replies, "Don't ask questions you don't want the answer to," implying the hair clump to be from her pubic area.
==Walt Disney Animation Studios==
===Baymax!===
* In "Cass", Aunt Cass, at one point, attaches a camera to Mochi so that she can secretly spy on Baymax. Almost immediately, she is confused by the image on her tablet, only to realize that Mochi is licking himself.
*In "Sofia", the entire episode centers on the titular character going through her first period. Upon having confidence in herself thanks to Baymax, she makes a pun with the word "period".
===Zootopia+=== 
*In "Hopp on Board", Yax and his nude animals make a brief cameo with Stu commenting that he "saw the one place on a sheep that has no wool," heavily implying he saw the sheep's genitalia.
**Later, when Bonnie says, "Baby!", referring to their baby daughter, Molly, getting lost again, Stu tells her to calm down since "[they]'re just getting started," possibly thinking she wants more children.
*In "The Godfather of the Bride", Mr. Big threatens to ice his son-in-law to death if he harms his daughter, Fru Fru, in any way.
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