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I remember when "Rugrats" also had an episode that involved swearing ("The Word Of The Day"), in which Angelica hears her favorite TV star insulting the kids who watch her show by saying a vulgar word about them, and Angelica thinks that the word is a special phrase, so she ends up saying it in front of her parents. XD
@@millerkarageanes1562 They also didn't ban the SpongeBob episode "Sailor Mouth", which is definitely one of my favorite episodes of all time that still makes me laugh every time I watch it. ;D
To be fair, it is weird that the series ended at 99 episodes, so one lost episode would make sense, and would push it to 100 but after seeing the video, it makes no sense.
In fact, the show has 100 episodes. Here they are in the order they were released: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hey_Arnold!_episodes and here in the order they were produced: heyarnold.fandom.com/wiki/Episodes
@@twinkletwinklelittlebat Each episode is 2 parts totaling 23 minutes. The journal was 47 minutes long. The episodes that you are referring are the former. Two parts totaling 23 minutes.
Right, it was too heavy for me as a kid which is why I usually skipped it when it came on. After I saw that episode with Arnold's parents I just stopped watching the show. I just really didn't like shows that reflected real life issues, I wanted to laugh lol.
@@belletaunde102 For me it was that damn Christmas episode. I wanna see the Rugrats meet Santa...not hear how Mr. Hyunh had to give up his baby during the Vietnam War to avoid her getting killed by bombs. It's Christmas! Yeah, I know, I know...think about others, but fuck it, I was nine! Vietnam is a bit much.
Tbh I think people a reminiscing more so on the fact that Arnold himself was a pretty wholesome dude, and I guess that's just trickling on to the rest of the show. But I can definitely remember some not so wholesome episodes. Like that picture man clipped they showed, Arnold just to watch a man who clearly had mental issues eat himself off a roof. There's also an episode when a guy, I think his name was ernie, it's basically stalking a woman and are noticed too young and naive to realize that's wrong. I can't remember his name, but there's that one tenant that had to give up his daughter so she could be safe. And I think at one point one of the kids had to realize that their parents have become broke, and she was genuinely concerned about things like being homeless. Yea, it had wholesome moments, but the thing about the show is that it wasn't trying to be so wholesome that it didn't deter away from heavier topics.
Even though my dad swore like a sailor, I was really shocked as a kid hearing her say "crap" because I was young enough that I didn't realize Bad Words had different levels of severity. I couldn't believe a character "swore" on a kids show! lol
It's a bot article written using tools like 'Markov Chains'. Markov Chain is a stochastic process describing a sequence of possible events in which the probability of each event depends only on the state attained in the previous event. Basically they're choosing what to write next based on what was written in the previous portion that it just wrote. That's why it's nonsense but appears to almost be written by a person. It's using a database that links that data as connected; and it's choosing to use that specific connected data. Ex: Hey Arnold = cartoon, now they can link any data that's labeled 'cartoon' in their database (very oversimplified explanation).
I absolutely applaud your level of research, and it takes this level of curiosity to find such an odd episode, but it also takes that much to debunk it. This reminds me of the rumors of the episode of SpongeBob where Squidward commits suicide in that it's either someone trying to get attention or an extreme example of the Mandela Effect.
I agree, I think this wasn't a real episode either. It looks like someone just made it up and posted it online. It's crazy how it reached so many places without being based on fact. The internet is a strange place...but at least we got your entertaining video because of it! :)
Also f the current copyright system, smaller channels have no power and more often than not the copyright system lets random people claim they own content from smaller channels and they get to profit on it for at least a month, sometimes 2. Meanwhile the content creator has never even made a single penny off their own content :/
Absolutely none of this supposed episode makes any sense in context of the show. I could see Helga letting loose with a decent swear word in one of her rages, and there being significant fallout from it (the show does an extremely good job of holding the characters to account for their actions in a realistic way), but.. the kids randomly swearing left right and center for no reason, and hijacking a radio station? Not a snowballs chance in hell.
@@90sNath that's basically what happened in arnold's halloween right? Although i think they ended up broadcasting it wider than inside the boarding house by accident
@@HarmonyOmega yeah. That was the episode. They were trying to play the prank only on the boarding house, but they somehow managed to broadcast to all the radios in town freaking everyone out. I think that's how it went.
If there was an episode like this that caused that much controversy, it would have been blown out of proportion by some news outlet. It would have been a well known staple in the Hey Arnold fandom, as most lost/incomplete/rumored episodes regularly become legend in fandoms. And even then, it follows the same structure as most "don't swear, Kids" cartoons, especially that Arthur episode. I can imagine, at best, it was a pitched story that was rejected before any pre-production got underway. Plus, I don't buy that even the more troubled kids in that show would be that juvenile. But the thing that really cracks me up? Hey Arnold got away with saying "Crap" at least twice, so they did basically say and get away with the most mild of swearing, so even then I can't buy that this thing went into production at all.
I forget which episode it was but Arnold’s grandpa was like “what the damn hell happened to you?” This was pretty recent and I rewinded it to be sure I wasn’t just hearing things.
@@trinitym4404 Probably said "What in the Sam Hill happened to you." Pretty archaic a phrase, and usually meant for either showing how incredibly old a character is, or used for odd cowboy type characters like Yosemite Sam.
Hey, sorry to burst the bubble but the timeline for this episode makes no damn sense. I worked at Nickelodeon as a designer and there's no way a script makes it to completion without studio eyes. It roughly goes- Pitch > Execs > Script > Execs > Recording > Execs > Storyboard > Execs> Design > Execs > Paint > Execs > FX > Execs > Animation > Execs > Revisions > Execs > Final product I would get designs approved through my AD, the director and the showrunner, then it'd come back from an exec meeting with notes. They're infuriatingly hands on.
I also find the “banned episode” to be implausible. But I do believe Nick would’ve allowed Dan Schneider (and only Dan) to get away with making such a risqué episode.
If it does exsist, it's most likely on the same level as "special ed". Where it got abandoned very early in the writing process. Second hand stories made it sound like it go further than it did.
The more interesting one that was on that list that did get fully animated-in my opinion- is the Tiny Toons one that actually went over underage drinking, the risk of drinking and driving and peer pressure. That one had very dark moments but considering it was meant to deter and drinking and driving is deadly, it was adequately appropriate.
I think you're misinterpreting it. That episode was a parody of the sorts of "very special episodes" that were common on kids shows and sitcoms in that era. They weren't seriously discussing underage drinking or peer pressure, they were making fun of the hyperbolic tone of those sorts of stories by showing drinking a single beer having increasingly over the top consequences.
I feel like this is a fanfic tuned into a rumored lost episode like the one angry beavers chained together lost episode that ended up being literally a fanfic
Personally, I've never heard of this "episode" until you brought it up. I don't even think the UA-cam channel "blameitonjorge" had ever mentioned either and he does a lot of videos on lost media 🤔 The Internet's a strange place.
“But you let Spongebob do it” is my favorite argument to some of Nickelodeon’s sensor’s decisions. Also, I’m tempted to go through what was read of that “article” and try to list all the references that were mashed together. I noticed a lot of references to a bunch of different lost or banned episodes/scenes
The last article sounds like a writing bot to me. grabbing random tidbits to try to weave a story...evidently not a very good bot. The general concept sounds like someone who liked the spongebob episode and thought they might spin a yarn for Hey Arnold
My hyperfocused ADHD self would never have missed an episode of Hey Arnold! This didn't happen. Also if it happened after the Jungle got cancelled I would have been VERY aware of any new Hey Arnold shows coming out. Unless they didn't advertise at all that there was a new episode coming out.
@@princesspikachu3915 It's super common with ADHD. But ASD and ADHD have some overlapping traits. If you're interested you can look it up. Lots of good videos on here and lots of videos talking about the similarities and differences between ASD and ADHD.
Well I mean.... the last episodes were not advertised at all and were just pretend reruns..... did you miss those? (And no this isn't me thinking this lost episode exists, I'm just curious if anybody actually watched those episodes as they aired and knew they were prior)
Dexter's Laboratory did something like this in an episode titled *Rude Removal*, and it was briefly referenced in that incoherent article you referred to. Dexter and Deedee make rude clones of themselves, which go around the house saying bleeped out curses and the like. The title card even has Dexter mooning and Deedee giving the middle finger. Apparently it never aired during the show's original run, and was released on the Adult Swim website. It should still be streamable today.
Please talk about the Banned Episode of Angry Beavers, were they were making of fun the Nick executive for canceling the show You night understand why Craig would have made episode
No offence, but this episode seems fake as hell. First, why would the people who made this show even consider making this episode at all. I haven't really watched the show, but from what I've seen, this seems very out of character for all the characters. Second, an episode like this would never pass Nick's censors. Yes many other kid shows had episodes that had a swearing plot, but those either used more tame words like stupid (the Caillou episode, Caillou's Crossword), made up words (the episode, The Big Blooper from the 2003 Berenstain Bears cartoon used the word "furball"), or keep the word abit ambiguous and use bleeping (the Arthur episode, Bleep, and the SpongeBob episode Sailor Mouth). If Nick saw that the team were making an episode like this, they'll most defiantly stop production on this episode all together. And third, this just screams "edgy creepypasta". It has all the cliches, lost episode, characters doing stuff you'll never expect them to do, only aired once., ect. Plus, that source, "my ass", it just seems like the person who made the article was trolling. Also, using TheGamer as a source, really.
Funny, those are all points I made in the video as I came to the conclusion that this was fake lol. With peace and love of course, no offense taken. :)
Even if it's fake, sometimes the creators make storyboard drafts just to vent. I thought it was really interesting. There's one about the Rugrats that's pretty dark. I forgot what they called it tho
Margret Hamilton who played The Wicked Witch Of The West in the famous film The Wizard Of Oz, really did appear on Sesame Street as The Wicked Witch and according to the history surrounding the episode, it scared several very small children. It’s considered a lost episode, but there are still a few stills that remain of it. It was said to have aired once on October 10, 1976-the seventh season of the show and the episode was titled The Wicked Witch of the West Loses Her Broomstick. And there’s a Wiki on it too!
Yes I heard of it. She also guest starred on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood as herself and explained about how she played the witch and put on her costume and hat to show how it's all pretend.
Actually whenever I think of Hey Arnold my mind goes straight to the zombie conductor from the train episode because it creeped me the fuck out as a kid
This reminds me of how they got away with Coach Wittenberg mistaking synchronized swimming for "Circumcised swimming". And the idea of Harold's parents subscribing to HBO and Harold watching The Sopranos does seem plausible.
Okay, well this is strange. I vividly remember watching this episode airing as a kid. I was really confused about it back then too, especially Arnold swearing at the end before closing to credits. But, no one else remembers it now. I don't really believe in Mandela effects, yet I feel kinda creeped out all the same now.
I also want to say that I vaguely remember this episode, I do remember the zoom in on Arnold and I remember being really confused and amused because I was also introduced to South Park around the same time frame and thought it was just a play on that show lol. But who knows it could just be a false memory created from hearing this story 🤷♂️🤷♂️
in 2004 i was 14 years old & i swear on everything i remember this episode ... I remember Harold had his mouth washed out with soap no BS i am sure this episode is real!
i was 14 years old too and do not remember this. at that time alot of shows had kids was getting their mouths washed out. you are probably just remembering something else.
@@lazarus792 it only aired 1 time ... you would have to be sure you saw it that day ... i know for a fact it was Harold and he was getting his mouth washed + i remember him apologizing to Rhonda too ...
This is the same show where Helga says Arnold makes her “girlhood tremble” so something banned from THAT show would be pretty bad. It sounds like an episode that they would’ve written and stotyboarded to blow steam but without the intention of actually getting made.
It sounds weird watching this video, like I have some vague memory of this happening and it just slipped my mind until this vid jogged some memories. Probably Mandela effect or some alternate universe ZMangz crossing over where the lost Hey Arnold aired properly. Congrats on 1000 subs, btw. We're in the same boat!
this is my new favorite channel bro, all the way from Venezuela, in South America, is crazy how even when I grow up with the Latino Spanish version, we have the same feelings about all these 90s cartoons, much love bro keep doing this channel, i will pay you monthly for your content and everything, amazing work
If you compare Hulu's episode list to an official Hey Arnold episode list (in which you can find on the internet), you can then figure out which episodes Hulu doesn't show
Actually the episodes that "article" is referring to isnt from Hey Arnold at all. The article is a disjointed mess that references several different banned episodes from various shows. And there's a show with the fire-wielding depiction of "the prophet of Islam" that shows up in exactly 3 episodes that are no longer aired. And that show is South Park.
Sounds like someone was talking about Sailor Mouth SpongeBob and Hits the Fan South Park episode then mentioned Hey Arnold craziness. Just became mixed up and blended together.
Idek if my mind is playing games but when I heard about the mouth washing I very vividly remembered a clip like that in Hey Arnold and now I feel like I remember seeing the episode.
The article is a bot article. It's not written by a human, they likely used a 'markov chain' or similar to write the content. You can find similar articles for just about anything. I forget what I search that routinely leads to them, but IIRC (and that's a big 'IF') -> You'll see these articles when looking for media. (Books, TV shows, Movies). I've seen less and less of them, but...they are still available on select google searches.
SpongeBob had bad language in his episode Nickelodeon give it a pass, but if Hey Arnold does it now we're not allowing it. I'm not saying it's episodes true or not but if it is that it's a lot of favoritism Nickelodeon has and it shouldn't even put both the episodes on the air at all
arnold was cool but i miss code name kids next door, i still remember the episode where number 2 met his match and kept getting blown out of the sky by another KND pilot.
Well that’s looking really fake. With the main source for this literally being a bunch of random articles hastily bunched together for some reason and the supposed premiere date of that episode being that Day of Play thing. And that wiki page definitely looks like it was either made by a fanfic writer or a troll.
I feel like this could potentially be fake. Only cuz not only was it the world wide day of play but it was also a Saturday. I know for a fact I would’ve been home to see a new episode of Hey Arnold on a SATURDAY. 😂
Its possible they may have confused it with the sailor mouth spongebob episode combined with another episode called the beeper queen because both shows were in rotation on nick at the time. Or it couldjust be some mandella effect thing as the only lost episodes of ha i remember is the pilot that aired before harriet the spy in theatres and the original version of the jungle movie(the version that was made later on was a new project started from scratch and is more close to a remake then continuing where they left off)
That wiki page is gone.. I took care of that. No more wiki page about a banned episode.. it was that easy to delete.. anyone could delete it or write whatever they wanted
This sounds like one of those storyboard jam episodes that the creators make just to amuse themselves or let off steam. Like those infamous Rugrats storyboard jams from 1998 where they made Stu some abusive drunk.
I mean to be fair there was an episode where Harold held a kitten hostage which prompted a literal hostage situation response from emergency responders. If that’s not far fetched I’m not sure what is.
Fan wikies are not always trustworthy, and gaming journalists are untrustworthy in general. The last article sounds like it was written by a computer algorithm after it was fed a number of articles about banned episodes
And I used to think the episode "Arnold Betrays Iggy" was the banned one, but that turned out to be taken out of circulation for just being too harsh and mean spirited. I'm now curious of this real banned episode.
As a diehard HA! fan, I'm calling bull on this. The reason you could get away with a swearing episode where the characters actually swear is because the characters are generally voiced acted by adults. Nickelodeon would have a field day if they found out kids were cussing up a storm, even if it would be eventually bleeped out. Also, heard a lot of Craig Bartlett interviews and never once heard him mention a banned episode.
My brother do have DVD box set of hey Arnold so I might need look at the list. I don't remember episode, I do remember two different versions about Arnold's parents episode, parents day episode and discovered the journal.
okay so it’s kinda funny that, that weird bot-written article mentions Dexters Lab’s rude removal, cause I was gonna say that while I don’t think this episode of Hey Arnold is real... Dexter’s Lab’s rude removal existed. It could entirely be possible the episode, maybe, wasn’t made as a broadcast episode but instead one that recycles a ton of footage and was made as sort of a joke thing to show at a company party or something. The thing that makes me think that is I vaguely remember them lining up for the nurse’s office for an episode but I couldn’t tell you which, and the hijacking of the radio stations as mentioned in the comet episode. There was also the recent-ish drama of the funimation voice actors for Dragonball swearing up a storm while they warmed up, so.... If this does exist, I’m guessing it was the editing team and the voice actors having fun which was shown at a film festival in 2003 similar to the Rude removal episode being shown at ComicCon before being put online. I don’t think it exists as a broadcast episode - but maybe just a messing around thing? Sure. Or I could be misremembering everything. Also I think Arnold’s line at the end of the episode was supposed to be “what the f**k have I gotten myself into?”
Something you could try is, try and track down an old TV guide from the week the episode supposedly aired. If it did actually air once, it would be notated in the guide.
That last article must be written by one of those not-very-advanced AI bots that generates clickbait by pulling words and sentences together from multiple other articles.
Maybe it's just me then, but when I saw the title of this ep today (I just found this channel today) I said, "Oh they banned the episode where they sweared?" I can't say I can remember the whole premise of it, but I really want to say that I saw at least part of the episode. With the mention of the part at the end with Arnold swearing, I was like "yes!!!" I want to say that it was the class sitting in the classroom, not in a line. That being said, I know people remember things that they hear about, but I dont know. I never really seek this stuff out, and just knowing the ep when I saw the title.
If anybody thinks this episode is real... Please actually take a look at the show in further detail and honestly tell me if you believe the characters would ever act like this. If you still do, watch some more episodes and get back to me.
Been a big fan of this show for years, but you learn something new every day. The basis of this "episode" almost sounds like a parody you'd find on here.
There was also an idea for a character who was a sexual predator. It would’ve been an adult female tenant named Lana who was supposed to constantly try and seduce Arnold, making him very uncomfortable. She even had a speaking role in season 1, episode 6A, ‘Heat’. I think she was the woman in the beginning fanning herself in the hallway. It was, of course, never implemented due to the whole predator thing. Worse yet, she seemed to be an attractive woman in her late twenties, early thirties. Attractive women (and men, but less so) are a little harder to prosecute for such crimes, or even be properly outed as creepers. Some people view it as ‘kid’s already got game’, ‘any boy would be happy to be chased by an attractive young woman, I wish I had a woman like that as a kid’. Think the South Park episode, ‘Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy’. Nowadays they aren’t given preferential treatment for such things, but it’s shocking how many of them get lighter sentences simply because they more conventionally attractive/pretty. Even if Arnold was only nine in the show, she still would’ve gotten an easier time if she were ever accused or even tried, due to her age and attractiveness. Judging from the way she was supposed to be portrayed, it sounds like they would’ve played it straight and addressed her as being completely wrong. I view an episode with her as one or some of the boys would’ve been jealous of Arnold when tells them about it. Rumors get spread around, until they reach an adult, probably Mr. Simmons, who would call the police and give a lesson on how adults who do such things are criminals and should be arrested.
I own the whole series on DVD. But I am 💯 sure I've seen this episode live on TV. Like I remember Harold infront of a TV when he heard the curse words 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️ this is up there with Sinbad's movie Shazam. Lastly I'm glad Craig went hard in The Jungle Movie. I still can't believe they got a PG rating for the tv movie knowing damn well it should have been PG-13 👏🏾🤣👏🏾🤣👏🏾
This episode definitely sounds fake as all hell. Even assuming that this was supposedly censored all the way through (ala Spongebob’s Sailor Mouth), most of this sounds like a cross between a cheap knock-off of Dexter’s Rude Removal and some super edgy bullshit that a kid would make up.
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The episode is probably fake. It’s an interesting story though.
6:21 You make a great point.
Also, it wouldn't be fair of Nickelodeon if they allowed Sailor Mouth to air but not the Hey Arnold! episode.
You need one on ahhh real monsters. That had a bunch of adult puns and references
any chance you could upload that Ed Edd Eddy episode on Vimeo?
I remember when "Rugrats" also had an episode that involved swearing ("The Word Of The Day"), in which Angelica hears her favorite TV star insulting the kids who watch her show by saying a vulgar word about them, and Angelica thinks that the word is a special phrase, so she ends up saying it in front of her parents. XD
That's one of my favorite episodes of Rugrats lol.
"She thinks we're all little--" **Charlotte scream**
Yet nick did not ban that one
I remember that as a kid!
@@millerkarageanes1562 They also didn't ban the SpongeBob episode "Sailor Mouth", which is definitely one of my favorite episodes of all time that still makes me laugh every time I watch it. ;D
To be fair, it is weird that the series ended at 99 episodes, so one lost episode would make sense, and would push it to 100 but after seeing the video, it makes no sense.
In fact, the show has 100 episodes. Here they are in the order they were released: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hey_Arnold!_episodes and here in the order they were produced: heyarnold.fandom.com/wiki/Episodes
But the Journal episode was twice as long though, it was basically 2 episodes in one
@@DoubleOhTheGso was the one where Arnold meets Summer on the beach vacationing at the same place as Helga
@@DoubleOhTheGand wasn't Helga on the couch......... ¿?
@@twinkletwinklelittlebat Each episode is 2 parts totaling 23 minutes. The journal was 47 minutes long. The episodes that you are referring are the former. Two parts totaling 23 minutes.
They actually have hijacked a radio station before. The Comet episode.
And again in the episode where Mr. Hyunh becomes a country star.
@@FallingSloths Yup
That was a creepy episode that disturbed me as a kid. It was buried in the back of my mind until you brought it up lol
@@NationX That's like the whole series. 90's kids shows were often disturbing.
they just distracted the guy
"What does Miss Carol think of her kids?"
"She thinks we're all little......"
**Charlotte scream**
AHHHHHH!!!!!
AAAAHHH!!!!
Love ❤️ that episode oh I can’t wait to say the secret word
AHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
I don't know how _light hearted_ the show was. I remember it being pretty consistently heavy.
For a kid show.
Same. It had its funny moments, but it was mostly heavy and real with serious real life issues.
Right, it was too heavy for me as a kid which is why I usually skipped it when it came on. After I saw that episode with Arnold's parents I just stopped watching the show. I just really didn't like shows that reflected real life issues, I wanted to laugh lol.
@@belletaunde102 For me it was that damn Christmas episode.
I wanna see the Rugrats meet Santa...not hear how Mr. Hyunh had to give up his baby during the Vietnam War to avoid her getting killed by bombs. It's Christmas! Yeah, I know, I know...think about others, but fuck it, I was nine! Vietnam is a bit much.
I think that's why I loved it. It felt real and entertaining.
Tbh I think people a reminiscing more so on the fact that Arnold himself was a pretty wholesome dude, and I guess that's just trickling on to the rest of the show. But I can definitely remember some not so wholesome episodes. Like that picture man clipped they showed, Arnold just to watch a man who clearly had mental issues eat himself off a roof. There's also an episode when a guy, I think his name was ernie, it's basically stalking a woman and are noticed too young and naive to realize that's wrong. I can't remember his name, but there's that one tenant that had to give up his daughter so she could be safe. And I think at one point one of the kids had to realize that their parents have become broke, and she was genuinely concerned about things like being homeless. Yea, it had wholesome moments, but the thing about the show is that it wasn't trying to be so wholesome that it didn't deter away from heavier topics.
Yet they allowed Helga to say "you make my girl parts tremble." Network censors are weird.
She actually says "you make my girlhood tremble" but yeah haha they even shared the clip in its page lol: ua-cam.com/video/-vrfjzgUH6s/v-deo.html
It's actually "you make my girlhood tremble"
true
@@dominicmestas1626 because most of us as kids when it aired didnt get it....the adults did though lol
It was “Girl-hood” you make my girlhood tremble…
I remember when Helga said "what is this crap". I started saying it all the time at 8 yrs old. Parents weren't the happiest.
same here, my dad scolded me
Even though my dad swore like a sailor, I was really shocked as a kid hearing her say "crap" because I was young enough that I didn't realize Bad Words had different levels of severity. I couldn't believe a character "swore" on a kids show! lol
Sounds like fan fiction written by someone who is 11 years old
Naw probably by an adult
It's a bot article written using tools like 'Markov Chains'.
Markov Chain is a stochastic process describing a sequence of possible events in which the probability of each event depends only on the state attained in the previous event. Basically they're choosing what to write next based on what was written in the previous portion that it just wrote. That's why it's nonsense but appears to almost be written by a person. It's using a database that links that data as connected; and it's choosing to use that specific connected data.
Ex: Hey Arnold = cartoon, now they can link any data that's labeled 'cartoon' in their database (very oversimplified explanation).
In the movie, Gerald says "ass" in one scene but was censored by the bus's engine hissing
Everyone references Spongebob’s “Sailor Mouth” but there was a Rugrats episode where the kids learn some new words…
What does Mrs. Carol think of her children?
@@cjg8763 THEY’RE ALL…LITTLE…🤬
@@Chibekoe *Charlotte screams* Drew: Oh nooooooooo....
One word
When Harold cussed at Rhonda I was done 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm pretty sure that episode is fake
@Shinji Ikari It clearly is fake, bro. Accept it.
It sounds like Harold
Harold uses Verbal Assassination… it’s Super Effective.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Me too. Rhonda got burned 😶😖
I absolutely applaud your level of research, and it takes this level of curiosity to find such an odd episode, but it also takes that much to debunk it. This reminds me of the rumors of the episode of SpongeBob where Squidward commits suicide in that it's either someone trying to get attention or an extreme example of the Mandela Effect.
A creepypasta called Squidward's Suicide.
Even with all the other Nicktoons with swearing episodes, this one has some real fanfic energy.
I agree, I think this wasn't a real episode either. It looks like someone just made it up and posted it online. It's crazy how it reached so many places without being based on fact. The internet is a strange place...but at least we got your entertaining video because of it! :)
This is how the Lion King and Kimba controversy spread until people realize how dumb it is, and debunked it.
I wasn't expecting you to say "F*CK YOU TURNER BROADCASTING" and calling them kumquats 😂. Great video man.
Also f the current copyright system, smaller channels have no power and more often than not the copyright system lets random people claim they own content from smaller channels and they get to profit on it for at least a month, sometimes 2. Meanwhile the content creator has never even made a single penny off their own content :/
Absolutely none of this supposed episode makes any sense in context of the show. I could see Helga letting loose with a decent swear word in one of her rages, and there being significant fallout from it (the show does an extremely good job of holding the characters to account for their actions in a realistic way), but.. the kids randomly swearing left right and center for no reason, and hijacking a radio station? Not a snowballs chance in hell.
i could even see Helga's dad letting loose and swearing in one of his rages you know after all like father like daughter
Hijacking a radio station is the only one that sounds even remotely close to happening.
@@90sNath that's basically what happened in arnold's halloween right? Although i think they ended up broadcasting it wider than inside the boarding house by accident
@@HarmonyOmega yeah. That was the episode. They were trying to play the prank only on the boarding house, but they somehow managed to broadcast to all the radios in town freaking everyone out. I think that's how it went.
I feel like Arnold would hear more cussing just from his Grandmother alone.
If there was an episode like this that caused that much controversy, it would have been blown out of proportion by some news outlet. It would have been a well known staple in the Hey Arnold fandom, as most lost/incomplete/rumored episodes regularly become legend in fandoms. And even then, it follows the same structure as most "don't swear, Kids" cartoons, especially that Arthur episode. I can imagine, at best, it was a pitched story that was rejected before any pre-production got underway. Plus, I don't buy that even the more troubled kids in that show would be that juvenile. But the thing that really cracks me up? Hey Arnold got away with saying "Crap" at least twice, so they did basically say and get away with the most mild of swearing, so even then I can't buy that this thing went into production at all.
I forget which episode it was but Arnold’s grandpa was like “what the damn hell happened to you?” This was pretty recent and I rewinded it to be sure I wasn’t just hearing things.
@@trinitym4404 Probably said "What in the Sam Hill happened to you." Pretty archaic a phrase, and usually meant for either showing how incredibly old a character is, or used for odd cowboy type characters like Yosemite Sam.
When Worldwide Day of Play would happen I just switched to Cartoon Network😂
I would usually complain to my mom until it was over lmao
All 90s, 2000s and early 2010s kids did
@@coreypayne1208 Not me. I actually played outside during the summer. TV and video games were for the evenings.
@@kenhollis6197 Smart move.
Same!
I'm pretty sure this is a fake episode. The last Hey Arnold episode to air came out June 8, 2004 while this supposed episode came out October 2.
It's not fake. I seen this episode when it aired.
It's not fake. I seen this episode when it aired.
@@AmandaDixson what?
@@AmandaDixson prove it.
@@AmandaDixson Uh huh, sure. And Sinbad was in a movie where he is a genie. Lots of idiots believe they saw that too...never happened.
when I hear "Hey, Arnold" I think what power plant these kids were born near that would cause those horrendous skulls.
Presumably the same one that created all the mutant sea life of Bikini Bottom.
Wait.......is Hey Arnold set close to Springfield?
@@thoughtfuldevil6069 Makes sense. Matt Groening and Craig Bartlett are step brothers or half brothers.
@@davel9252 brother in laws
Probably near Peach Creek which gave them Technicolor tongues
@@wolfmantheimpaler Lol awesome. I wish I'd thought of that one xD
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Hey, sorry to burst the bubble but the timeline for this episode makes no damn sense. I worked at Nickelodeon as a designer and there's no way a script makes it to completion without studio eyes. It roughly goes-
Pitch > Execs > Script > Execs > Recording > Execs > Storyboard > Execs> Design > Execs > Paint > Execs > FX > Execs > Animation > Execs > Revisions > Execs > Final product
I would get designs approved through my AD, the director and the showrunner, then it'd come back from an exec meeting with notes. They're infuriatingly hands on.
I also find the “banned episode” to be implausible. But I do believe Nick would’ve allowed Dan Schneider (and only Dan) to get away with making such a risqué episode.
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If it does exsist, it's most likely on the same level as "special ed". Where it got abandoned very early in the writing process. Second hand stories made it sound like it go further than it did.
I just remembered that Oskar also said "Ass" in "The Racing Mule" but got censored by an air horn
In "On The Lam", there's a bottle of hot sauce that reads, "Kickass Hot Sauce" on the label.
And Gerald also called Deep Voice a pain in the ass in Hey Arnold The Movie
@@esmooth919 yeah I mentioned that in a another comment
The more interesting one that was on that list that did get fully animated-in my opinion- is the Tiny Toons one that actually went over underage drinking, the risk of drinking and driving and peer pressure. That one had very dark moments but considering it was meant to deter and drinking and driving is deadly, it was adequately appropriate.
I think you're misinterpreting it. That episode was a parody of the sorts of "very special episodes" that were common on kids shows and sitcoms in that era. They weren't seriously discussing underage drinking or peer pressure, they were making fun of the hyperbolic tone of those sorts of stories by showing drinking a single beer having increasingly over the top consequences.
I feel like this is a fanfic tuned into a rumored lost episode like the one angry beavers chained together lost episode that ended up being literally a fanfic
Personally, I've never heard of this "episode" until you brought it up. I don't even think the UA-cam channel "blameitonjorge" had ever mentioned either and he does a lot of videos on lost media 🤔 The Internet's a strange place.
I love blameitonjorge. He was a huge inspiration to me wanting to start a UA-cam channel to begin with. He makes amazing videos.
His videos takes up 15% of my youtube recommendation.
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Wow I didn't know Hey Arnold had an alleged lost episode. Thanks for making a video about this!
“But you let Spongebob do it” is my favorite argument to some of Nickelodeon’s sensor’s decisions.
Also, I’m tempted to go through what was read of that “article” and try to list all the references that were mashed together. I noticed a lot of references to a bunch of different lost or banned episodes/scenes
Sounds like an M rating fanfiction of Hey Arnold to me.
doesn't sound like a hey arnold episode. but dexters laboratory did this too
The last article sounds like a writing bot to me. grabbing random tidbits to try to weave a story...evidently not a very good bot. The general concept sounds like someone who liked the spongebob episode and thought they might spin a yarn for Hey Arnold
10:52 it's not random jargon. They're describing the banned South Park episode "the super best friends"
My hyperfocused ADHD self would never have missed an episode of Hey Arnold! This didn't happen. Also if it happened after the Jungle got cancelled I would have been VERY aware of any new Hey Arnold shows coming out. Unless they didn't advertise at all that there was a new episode coming out.
Yeah, right is just some made up story found on the internet.
How can you be hyper-focused if you have ADHD??? That’s more of a ASD trait...
@@princesspikachu3915 It's super common with ADHD. But ASD and ADHD have some overlapping traits. If you're interested you can look it up. Lots of good videos on here and lots of videos talking about the similarities and differences between ASD and ADHD.
Well I mean.... the last episodes were not advertised at all and were just pretend reruns..... did you miss those? (And no this isn't me thinking this lost episode exists, I'm just curious if anybody actually watched those episodes as they aired and knew they were prior)
@@90sNath The last episode was heavily advertised. But it was just the episode where Phoebe farted into a microphone.
The discussion on Muhammad and banned episodes is about South Park lol
Dexter's Laboratory did something like this in an episode titled *Rude Removal*, and it was briefly referenced in that incoherent article you referred to. Dexter and Deedee make rude clones of themselves, which go around the house saying bleeped out curses and the like. The title card even has Dexter mooning and Deedee giving the middle finger.
Apparently it never aired during the show's original run, and was released on the Adult Swim website. It should still be streamable today.
The idea of a Harold finding a superhero show where they yell things like "FUCK!" and "PISS!" to fight crime is hilarious.
Please talk about the Banned Episode of Angry Beavers, were they were making of fun the Nick executive for canceling the show
You night understand why Craig would have made episode
It didn't even air on October 2nd 2004. They aired a different episode on that day. I checked the schedule.
No offence, but this episode seems fake as hell. First, why would the people who made this show even consider making this episode at all. I haven't really watched the show, but from what I've seen, this seems very out of character for all the characters.
Second, an episode like this would never pass Nick's censors. Yes many other kid shows had episodes that had a swearing plot, but those either used more tame words like stupid (the Caillou episode, Caillou's Crossword), made up words (the episode, The Big Blooper from the 2003 Berenstain Bears cartoon used the word "furball"), or keep the word abit ambiguous and use bleeping (the Arthur episode, Bleep, and the SpongeBob episode Sailor Mouth). If Nick saw that the team were making an episode like this, they'll most defiantly stop production on this episode all together.
And third, this just screams "edgy creepypasta". It has all the cliches, lost episode, characters doing stuff you'll never expect them to do, only aired once., ect. Plus, that source, "my ass", it just seems like the person who made the article was trolling.
Also, using TheGamer as a source, really.
Funny, those are all points I made in the video as I came to the conclusion that this was fake lol.
With peace and love of course, no offense taken. :)
@@DuskTillShawn I see. Sorry if I acted rude.
@@DenoTheSaur No worries at all my friend! You said no offence, so I knew you weren't being rude. :)
@@DuskTillShawn Ok, I understand.
Even if it's fake, sometimes the creators make storyboard drafts just to vent. I thought it was really interesting. There's one about the Rugrats that's pretty dark. I forgot what they called it tho
Sounds to me like the plot line from the 'Arthur' episode titled 'Bleep' being transposed onto the characters of 'Hey Arnold.'
Margret Hamilton who played The Wicked Witch Of The West in the famous film The Wizard Of Oz, really did appear on Sesame Street as The Wicked Witch and according to the history surrounding the episode, it scared several very small children. It’s considered a lost episode, but there are still a few stills that remain of it. It was said to have aired once on October 10, 1976-the seventh season of the show and the episode was titled The Wicked Witch of the West Loses Her Broomstick. And there’s a Wiki on it too!
Yes I heard of it. She also guest starred on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood as herself and explained about how she played the witch and put on her costume and hat to show how it's all pretend.
Actually whenever I think of Hey Arnold my mind goes straight to the zombie conductor from the train episode because it creeped me the fuck out as a kid
This reminds me of how they got away with Coach Wittenberg mistaking synchronized swimming for "Circumcised swimming". And the idea of Harold's parents subscribing to HBO and Harold watching The Sopranos does seem plausible.
Yeah the part where Harold learns bad words from watching tv isn’t that unrealistic
Okay, well this is strange. I vividly remember watching this episode airing as a kid. I was really confused about it back then too, especially Arnold swearing at the end before closing to credits.
But, no one else remembers it now. I don't really believe in Mandela effects, yet I feel kinda creeped out all the same now.
I remember it too. It’s real. I was a teenager when it aired.
I also want to say that I vaguely remember this episode, I do remember the zoom in on Arnold and I remember being really confused and amused because I was also introduced to South Park around the same time frame and thought it was just a play on that show lol. But who knows it could just be a false memory created from hearing this story 🤷♂️🤷♂️
I vaguely remember the episode, but I know seen it as well.
I also remember it. It did exist. Xo
in 2004 i was 14 years old & i swear on everything i remember this episode ... I remember Harold had his mouth washed out with soap no BS i am sure this episode is real!
i was 14 years old too and do not remember this. at that time alot of shows had kids was getting their mouths washed out. you are probably just remembering something else.
@@lazarus792 it only aired 1 time ... you would have to be sure you saw it that day ... i know for a fact it was Harold and he was getting his mouth washed + i remember him apologizing to Rhonda too ...
I agree I was born in 1996 and something about that episode is crazy familiar
The episode is real. I've seen it!
This is the same show where Helga says Arnold makes her “girlhood tremble” so something banned from THAT show would be pretty bad.
It sounds like an episode that they would’ve written and stotyboarded to blow steam but without the intention of actually getting made.
More likely overblown internet fanfiction.
It sounds weird watching this video, like I have some vague memory of this happening and it just slipped my mind until this vid jogged some memories. Probably Mandela effect or some alternate universe ZMangz crossing over where the lost Hey Arnold aired properly.
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Random jargon is algorithmically generated. Those keywords in it are all pulled from rotation or controversial episodes of shows.
Yeah, that definitely sounded like an AI wrote that page.
Yeah the sentence following the one about Hey Arnold sounds literally like is about "Super Best Friends", "200" and "201" from South Park.
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I'm with you, I don't think this ever existed, Nickelodeon would have never allowed this to air.
I've never heard of that episode. Now I want to know what the other two episodes that aren't shown on Hulu are.
If you compare Hulu's episode list to an official Hey Arnold episode list (in which you can find on the internet), you can then figure out which episodes Hulu doesn't show
Actually the episodes that "article" is referring to isnt from Hey Arnold at all. The article is a disjointed mess that references several different banned episodes from various shows. And there's a show with the fire-wielding depiction of "the prophet of Islam" that shows up in exactly 3 episodes that are no longer aired. And that show is South Park.
Sounds like someone was talking about Sailor Mouth SpongeBob and Hits the Fan South Park episode then mentioned Hey Arnold craziness. Just became mixed up and blended together.
Idek if my mind is playing games but when I heard about the mouth washing I very vividly remembered a clip like that in Hey Arnold and now I feel like I remember seeing the episode.
The article is a bot article. It's not written by a human, they likely used a 'markov chain' or similar to write the content.
You can find similar articles for just about anything. I forget what I search that routinely leads to them, but IIRC (and that's a big 'IF') -> You'll see these articles when looking for media. (Books, TV shows, Movies).
I've seen less and less of them, but...they are still available on select google searches.
SpongeBob had bad language in his episode Nickelodeon give it a pass, but if Hey Arnold does it now we're not allowing it. I'm not saying it's episodes true or not but if it is that it's a lot of favoritism Nickelodeon has and it shouldn't even put both the episodes on the air at all
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This sounds like the most savage episode of a children's show if this were actually completed and aired
It's like Hey Arnold turned into South Park.
arnold was cool but i miss code name kids next door, i still remember the episode where number 2 met his match and kept getting blown out of the sky by another KND pilot.
The character that kept blowing number 2 out of the sky wasn’t even in the KND. He declined number 2’s offer to join
We never even learn his name
I knew it wasn't real from that last line where Arnold says "What have i gotten into myself"? A ckear goof
I told my friends for years this episode existed and they thought I was crazy
Hey Arnold wasn't airing new episodes in 04... im pretty sure it was canceled well before then
Well that’s looking really fake. With the main source for this literally being a bunch of random articles hastily bunched together for some reason and the supposed premiere date of that episode being that Day of Play thing.
And that wiki page definitely looks like it was either made by a fanfic writer or a troll.
I agree lol, not sure if you watched to the end, but I came to the conclusion that the episode was fake in this video.
@@DuskTillShawn Yeah, I watched till the end. Just wanted to share my thoughts on that situation.
Funny how this got pulled despite that there were other episodes where Helga sees Arnold naked and where she wakes up naked in Arnold's shower...
I feel like this could potentially be fake. Only cuz not only was it the world wide day of play but it was also a Saturday. I know for a fact I would’ve been home to see a new episode of Hey Arnold on a SATURDAY. 😂
Its possible they may have confused it with the sailor mouth spongebob episode combined with another episode called the beeper queen because both shows were in rotation on nick at the time. Or it couldjust be some mandella effect thing as the only lost episodes of ha i remember is the pilot that aired before harriet the spy in theatres and the original version of the jungle movie(the version that was made later on was a new project started from scratch and is more close to a remake then continuing where they left off)
That wiki page is gone.. I took care of that. No more wiki page about a banned episode.. it was that easy to delete.. anyone could delete it or write whatever they wanted
This sounds like one of those storyboard jam episodes that the creators make just to amuse themselves or let off steam. Like those infamous Rugrats storyboard jams from 1998 where they made Stu some abusive drunk.
This "episode" sounds like the script for a UA-cam Poop.
Ha ha ha ah that ending was wild 😂😂😂😂
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I mean to be fair there was an episode where Harold held a kitten hostage which prompted a literal hostage situation response from emergency responders. If that’s not far fetched I’m not sure what is.
Fan wikies are not always trustworthy, and gaming journalists are untrustworthy in general.
The last article sounds like it was written by a computer algorithm after it was fed a number of articles about banned episodes
I dunno, I've been a Hey Arnold superfan for most of my life, and I haven't even HEARD of this banned episode.
And I used to think the episode "Arnold Betrays Iggy" was the banned one, but that turned out to be taken out of circulation for just being too harsh and mean spirited.
I'm now curious of this real banned episode.
This isn't real; it was debunked during the video itself. Pure internet fanfiction.
As a diehard HA! fan, I'm calling bull on this. The reason you could get away with a swearing episode where the characters actually swear is because the characters are generally voiced acted by adults. Nickelodeon would have a field day if they found out kids were cussing up a storm, even if it would be eventually bleeped out.
Also, heard a lot of Craig Bartlett interviews and never once heard him mention a banned episode.
I was going to say this sounds like a fanfiction of Hey Arnold. Its a lie like the cake......
Somehow, I can imagine Bob swearing up a storm if something doesn't go his way. He's competitive and bombastic enough.
Finally somebody uses kumquat as an insult.
This takes place in the east coast. I could legit seeing good natured kids just droppin f bombs. East Coasters dont play around
My brother do have DVD box set of hey Arnold so I might need look at the list. I don't remember episode, I do remember two different versions about Arnold's parents episode, parents day episode and discovered the journal.
okay so it’s kinda funny that, that weird bot-written article mentions Dexters Lab’s rude removal, cause I was gonna say that while I don’t think this episode of Hey Arnold is real... Dexter’s Lab’s rude removal existed. It could entirely be possible the episode, maybe, wasn’t made as a broadcast episode but instead one that recycles a ton of footage and was made as sort of a joke thing to show at a company party or something. The thing that makes me think that is I vaguely remember them lining up for the nurse’s office for an episode but I couldn’t tell you which, and the hijacking of the radio stations as mentioned in the comet episode. There was also the recent-ish drama of the funimation voice actors for Dragonball swearing up a storm while they warmed up, so.... If this does exist, I’m guessing it was the editing team and the voice actors having fun which was shown at a film festival in 2003 similar to the Rude removal episode being shown at ComicCon before being put online. I don’t think it exists as a broadcast episode - but maybe just a messing around thing? Sure. Or I could be misremembering everything.
Also I think Arnold’s line at the end of the episode was supposed to be “what the f**k have I gotten myself into?”
Something you could try is, try and track down an old TV guide from the week the episode supposedly aired. If it did actually air once, it would be notated in the guide.
That last article must be written by one of those not-very-advanced AI bots that generates clickbait by pulling words and sentences together from multiple other articles.
This is true for dexter's laboratory
Episode called rude removal.
That big middle finger to Turner made me laugh and immediately subscribe ❤️
I used to watch this stoned I thought it was pretty good like different levels of life going off at the same time .
Maybe it's just me then, but when I saw the title of this ep today (I just found this channel today) I said, "Oh they banned the episode where they sweared?" I can't say I can remember the whole premise of it, but I really want to say that I saw at least part of the episode. With the mention of the part at the end with Arnold swearing, I was like "yes!!!" I want to say that it was the class sitting in the classroom, not in a line.
That being said, I know people remember things that they hear about, but I dont know. I never really seek this stuff out, and just knowing the ep when I saw the title.
If anybody thinks this episode is real...
Please actually take a look at the show in further detail and honestly tell me if you believe the characters would ever act like this. If you still do, watch some more episodes and get back to me.
Thought it sounded bs thanks somome else thick it it two
"Source: my ass" had me cackle so loud my neighbors banged on the wall. 😂
Been a big fan of this show for years, but you learn something new every day. The basis of this "episode" almost sounds like a parody you'd find on here.
There was also an idea for a character who was a sexual predator. It would’ve been an adult female tenant named Lana who was supposed to constantly try and seduce Arnold, making him very uncomfortable. She even had a speaking role in season 1, episode 6A, ‘Heat’. I think she was the woman in the beginning fanning herself in the hallway.
It was, of course, never implemented due to the whole predator thing. Worse yet, she seemed to be an attractive woman in her late twenties, early thirties.
Attractive women (and men, but less so) are a little harder to prosecute for such crimes, or even be properly outed as creepers. Some people view it as ‘kid’s already got game’, ‘any boy would be happy to be chased by an attractive young woman, I wish I had a woman like that as a kid’. Think the South Park episode, ‘Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy’.
Nowadays they aren’t given preferential treatment for such things, but it’s shocking how many of them get lighter sentences simply because they more conventionally attractive/pretty.
Even if Arnold was only nine in the show, she still would’ve gotten an easier time if she were ever accused or even tried, due to her age and attractiveness.
Judging from the way she was supposed to be portrayed, it sounds like they would’ve played it straight and addressed her as being completely wrong.
I view an episode with her as one or some of the boys would’ve been jealous of Arnold when tells them about it. Rumors get spread around, until they reach an adult, probably Mr. Simmons, who would call the police and give a lesson on how adults who do such things are criminals and should be arrested.
The big bleeper is a reference to the big bopper.
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I own the whole series on DVD. But I am 💯 sure I've seen this episode live on TV. Like I remember Harold infront of a TV when he heard the curse words 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️ this is up there with Sinbad's movie Shazam.
Lastly I'm glad Craig went hard in The Jungle Movie. I still can't believe they got a PG rating for the tv movie knowing damn well it should have been PG-13 👏🏾🤣👏🏾🤣👏🏾
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This episode definitely sounds fake as all hell. Even assuming that this was supposedly censored all the way through (ala Spongebob’s Sailor Mouth), most of this sounds like a cross between a cheap knock-off of Dexter’s Rude Removal and some super edgy bullshit that a kid would make up.