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In one episode of the Simpsons, the creators got away with one of the dirtiest jokes to ever go under the radar of the censors. A sign says "Sneed's Seed and Feed - Formerly Chuck's".
The writers were surprised they were able to use the name "Flaming Moe". Their best guess is that the censors didn't get the reference. Moe stole the Flaming Moe from Homer, who naturally called it the "Flaming Homer" for what is essentially the exact same joke
Let’s not forgot the times, at least one of the characters in the nude… how did the censors most of the time missed it, especially when Homer is naked.
- Just take a look at the classic scene where Homer is stuck going up the roof of a crystal church. Spare a thought for those who are to see his… wonderously creature is right.
Note the officer in American History X-cellent…

Prison Officer: Time for a cavity search

Burns: I haven’t had cavity in over 40 years.

Prison Officer: I wasn’t talking about your teeth.

Burns: Nor was I.

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 * Let’s not forgot the times, at least one of the characters in the nude… how did the censors most of the time missed it, especially when Homer is naked.
 ** Just take a look [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daifXC1HaXg at the classic scene] where Homer is stuck going up the roof of a crystal church. Spare a thought for those who are to see his… [[Mass "Oh Crap"| wonderously creature is right]].
+* Note the officer in '''''American History X-cellent'''''…
+{{Quote| '''Prison Officer''': Time for a cavity search <br />
+'''Burns''': I haven’t had cavity in over 40 years. <br />
+'''Prison Officer''': I wasn’t talking about your teeth. <br />
+'''Burns''': Nor was I.}}