‘Simpsons’ Moments That Got the Show Banned from Fans’ Households

‘What did that boy just saying about digesting shorts?!?!?!’
‘Simpsons’ Moments That Got the Show Banned from Fans’ Households

Throughout history, testing boundaries of what is and isn’t acceptable has been a big part of growing up in any household. In the age of cable, children looking to dip their toes an inch past the line of misbehavior have been able to outsource that transgression to their favorite TV shows. Anybody want any damn vegetables?

The Simpsons will blurt out a swear word or an entendre that will slip by the Fox censors but not past the perked ears of concerned parents, leading to the series being banned from the household until either the time when all children turn 13 or the parents leave the house for 30 minutes.

The Simpsons landed itself on the household blacklist for objectionable content. Here are a few of their testimonials…

“It’s a pornography store. I was buying pornography!” — iPodDude45

“Season Two, Episode Nine (Itchy & Scratchy & Marge) — when Maggie hit Homer on the head with the mallet, that was it, no more ‘Simpsons’ for me” — max_power84

“My step dad would make us turn it off for Itchy & Scratchy, then turn it back on 30 seconds later. Said it was too violent” — MyUncleIsBen

“My mom hated how Bart talked to Homer, but fortunately, my dad liked the show, so it was a draw, and it never got banned.” — Altruistic-Wing-3131

“When Bart stole ‘Bloodstorm’ (sic) from Try-N-Save. So tell your folks, ‘Buy me ‘Bonestorm’ or go to hell!’” — emperorjarjar

“Not me, but my friend’s son started choking kids in his preschool. They seemed to think it came from the ‘Simpsons’” — pxland

“Go to hell, you old bastard” — FantasyBaseballChamp

“Ow, my freaking ears!” — BoxOfElephantRain

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