How about that one episode where Timmy Turner saw what was life was if he wasn't even born? His mother and father rich His babysitter having a better life even his teacher dayumm
Reminds me of my 4th grade teacher, I fucking hated her. One time, she yelled at me because I put plastic bags in the recycling bag, she made me take them all out and she expected every other kids in the class to watch me do it, she forced them to, it was humiliating.
I assume you've never had a chemical emergency where you needed a power shower before, but basically, the only reason the teacher needed Drake to stay was so he could monitor him and call the police should something else happen, like a rash or some other extreme side effect. I've had it happen twice and yeah it's annoying, and the only reason we aren't allowed to change is the clothes could also be contaminated and since they're already wet it would be easier to wash them with us again just in case something happens
+Killzoid the lethal Yeah, I'm sure. Once a persons dead, that's it... they're dead. And once I die, and you die... that's it... we're dead... nothing. There is no meeting someone again.
I cried so hard when I first saw the Stoutland episode. They handled it so realistically to when an older animal passes on. I lost it when Litten woke up and was searching for Stoutland. And those cries. I ended up crying again, watching this. That is just one episode that never gets easier.
Yeah it’s hard when you have animals yourself, I don’t know how I’ll ever handle it. I don’t think I will, I know it sounds stupid, but I’m wanting to be gone before any of my pets walk the rainbow road.
When I was young I always wanted to be Drake because he was so cool and got girls, but now that I think back on it? Josh has a girlfriend, friends, he’s a great student with a bright future, he has a stable part time job, and a great relationship with his parents, he’s an all round likeable guy....
I actually really appreciate it when kids shows start to get real, I remember a lot of these episodes more than the light hearted and silly ones because they left more of an impact on me as a kid.
Kids nowadays need more shows like these. My daughter is 11 and watches cartoons. I watch with her sometimes and most cartoons now have no real point, no lesson to learn, no insight. Its mostly just brought colors, noise and silliness.
@@nikkiderringer yeah ik. Cartoons & Kids shows from the 80s & 90s as well as early to mid-2000s took risks to input real messages, adult jokes & so on to give everyone a good time not just children. But this doesn’t happen because of the social justice warriors, and the parents who want their children coddled. The real world doesn’t coddle or play nice & that I’d rather my own children understand & know what’s out there versus not telling them, or showing them any of it. The amazing world of gumball has some good stuff though I think that’s the last remaining show. Spomgebob is getting to censorship heavy with episodes no one has had a problem with removed all of a sudden the new rugrats look rather interesting . Damn snowflakes
I remember watching these episodes and now that I think about it, i’m glad they showed us this kind of episodes even though they were sad and dark it shows kids about reality. That’s what kids today are these kind of cartoons and none of this stuff sugarcoated.
'Tis I, ya boi There was an episode of the original Tom and Jerry cartoon where Tom gets dumped then repeatedly rejected by a female cat. He doesn't take it well, and most of the episode is him attempting suicide, with Jerry saving him each time. However, at the end of the episode, Jerry is dumped by a female mouse in a similar manner. The final shot of the episode is of the two sitting on train tracks, waiting for a train to come along. blameitonjorge has talked about it at least once before.
Chazz still married Melinda. But in this alternative timeline, they never had Chuckie. And after she passed away to some unknown cause, Chazz had nothing to live for. I remembered an All Grown up episode where Chuckie was depressed over his favorite comic series ending. And later in the episode, Chuckie asked his dad how he coped with his wife's death. And he told him that he had Chuckie to remind him to keep moving forward.
I knew there was a reason I hated All Growed Up... Chuckie really had the nerve to compare his favorite comic series ending to his own mother's death. Just... wow. If I was his dad, I'd've smacked him for that!
I literally cried at the last one. I can’t imagine losing the person who basically raised you and taught you everything you know (both my parents are still alive) that would be heartbreaking.
Yeah that episode got to me, whether it’s because you have animals yourself, or like you say, losing the person that taught you everything and looked after you your whole life, it makes viewing this episode really tough.
Wow, that Drake and Josh episode struck a chord with me. I ended a friendship exactly like that recently (me being Josh and my friend being Drake), except there was no reconciliation. It just.....ended
"Convincing that the world will be better of without us, but deep down, you and I know that's not true. We all have worth and value everybody watching this"
"Given that Chuckie's only two years old, it's pretty obvious that the world wouldn't change much if he was never born." Well that's a nice thing to hear after several minutes of being told what kind of dystopian world would come without him.
I actually cried so much during the Stoutland part. I had a silky terrier dog who had to be put down, and stoutland (and his devolved form) very closely resembles a silky terrier.
It's was really sad 😢 I think that's the first time a Pokèmon training a Pokemon dies in the franchise with out protecting the ones they love and that ending *cries* 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Yes. Sadly, none of the Nickcoms nowadays don’t do this anymore, as the main characters are mean to each other and get away with it scot free and if they do get taught a lesson, they never learn not to do bad things again as the lesson was a joke
Imma answer. Drake and Josh were like the best of friends. When i first saw an episode, i thought they were friends. Seeing the best of brothers fight and then just become roommates, messes you up man. Imagine if you and your best friend just act civil against eachother. When Drake and Josh are just acting like acquaintances, it gets to you man.
Yeah, I just can't do that. I was never close with my older brother, but I always love him. But I have severe lack of trust in him, developed from how he treated me from an incredibly young age. Almost killing me was a common occurrence, he constantly did pretty horrible things to me, like trying to stand me, and almost letting me drown in a bathtub. I never remembered this, but my mom tells me stories all the time. I think I unconsciously always remembered the feelings, and up until recently (even now actually), I have such an in ability to trust me brother, that I literally couldn't see him in any positive way. I could never, and still don't in all honesty, trust him. Not for lack of trying mind you. It's just for all my life, he has always made himself the one I couldn't trust, he was always the antagonizer in my mind. I can't just undo that, even if I wanted to. That type of feeling isn't something you can just fix. I want to trust my brother, I want to be ae to spent time with him without feeling like I'm always tense incase he does something, when if I don't realize I'm doing it. But that lack of trust is something that has been there since I was a baby, and I can't just get rid of it
I can relate to the Pokemon one, since it goes about the theme of losing a friend. My best friend, Jake, died when I was in 3rd grade. His mom was a teacher at my elementary school. He died of brain cancer, and when I found out that he had passed away, I just kept crying and crying in denial that he was gone. I kept having recurring dreams that he was still alive, waiting for me to come over to play, but the dream always ended up with him in the hospital with the sound of a flat line.
I always liked "Josh is Done." The way Drake constantly has his way all the time while Josh is left in the dust just pisses me off. It was nice to see Josh teach Drake a lesson.
That drake and josh episode isnt as dark but damn it hits hard. There are families who go through this and never forgive eachother or try to however it never works out
Whenever I see that episode for some reason I think of that song and the lyrics are something like “X’s in the eyes drawing flys” or something because my dad sang that when we watched it with me.
Funny that it actually seen as Timmy is a complete burden to his parents especially when Timmy's dad ridiculed Dinkleberg for having a a much better lifestyle and in one episode we found out that Timmy dad uses Timmy to show the Dinkleberg what they don't have but just shrug off because kids won't going to get them a lifestyle they have.
okay but do y’all remember that one episode from fresh prince of bel air when will went off on uncle phill bc of the fact that once his dad finally walked into his life, he decides to just leave him behind again ..? lmao i still think abt that episode everyday
Dude, that TMNT episode left me scarred when I watched it as a kid. So much that my mind buried my memories of that episode in my brain. So sometimes I thought the death of the ninja turtles was just something that my mind made up and I forgot it existed until I saw it again like 4 years ago.
@@kelsey2333 Ugh . They desecrated the Teen Titans franchise with that lame "Teen Titans GO!" show. I friggin loooooved Teen Titans. Robin was my boyfriend before Starfire. Just sayin ...
Gotta love some of the acting in Drake & Josh, even of minor characters. That teacher, for instance, really nailed the whole "now the ball's in your court" gaze after Drake's apology.
72speedway Yes! Great point! Not to mention you can feel the pain just from Drake’s voice (oh frick those dang onion-cutting ninjas...). But wow, I hadn’t noticed the teacher’s look at Josh until now. It really was a great series.
If i remember he actually turns to Josh and says "Do you want to go talk to Drake?" with genuine concern only Josh says no and the teacher tries to continue his class.
@@basedmek Are you talking about the frequent yelling of stuff? That strikes me as more something in the writing and/or direction that they were kinda stuck with. Listen to Drake's apology for a flash of what he can _really_ pull off.
Ultimate Enemy is pretty fucked. Danny's family and friends all die in a horrible accident (which I believe he blames on himself), and with nowhere else to go and no one else that would understand his situation, he's forced to move in with Vlad. He begs Vlad to get rid of his ghost half, so Vlad uses special gloves that rip the ghost half out of Danny. I forget the reasoning but the ghost half grabs the gloves, rips out Vlad's ghost half too, and the two of them combine. Danny's ghost half is corrupted by Vlad's and turns evil, but before going off to wreak havoc, he MURDERS the human half of Danny. It's beyond fucked, when you think about it. Great show.
I feel people get the “dark” , “edgy” and “realistic” or “serious” confused way to often in the entertainment business, especially with movies and television.
In the Rugrats episode I always took it as Chuckie’s dad had gotten married but his wife still died, so this is what he became without Chuckie to keep himself together for. And that made that part so sad for me, even as a kid.
Before that episode, my mom was already resentful about Angelica, and I don’t blame her. After that episode, specifically, after she saw Angelica the way she was (fat and even more cruel than ever), my mom didn’t let me and my siblings watch the show anymore.
That episode from TMNT 2003 had some Infinity War vibes. Even in future episodes Donatello was still traumatized by seeing his brothers die in front of him and he faced The Shredder alone.
Gosh, why do kid shows always have to be so dark? And tbh, i never got the entire Health Inspector thing when i was younger. I just thought it was a kinda boring episode, and that’s probably why i thought it was boring, because i didn’t understand that it was about them trying to hide a “body”
@@moneylover318 The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Bad Future Episode reminds me of the Teen Titans Episode How Long Is Forever? Where Starfire ends up 20 years in the future and Robin is Nightwing and his friends have disbanded and Starfire had disappeared good thing Starfire prevents that bad future from ever happening.
Why is it so easy to remember Classic Spongebob quotes I can remember a couple just off this episode alone. THERE'S A BIG ROCK IN THE WAY The dark deed you requested is done sir
I think it's awesome that Pokémon chose to do an episode about death and handled it so well. More kids shows need to do that and stop pretending that kids can't handle it. After all we can't control when someone in our life will die and so it's good to teach them about it BEFORE it happens so they can be better prepared.
Remember that episode of Danny phantom where he cheats on a test at school and as a result all his friends and family die and thanks to a time traveling ghost he finds out that as a result of his greif he asks the series villain to separate his human and ghosts sides so he wouldn't have to feel the humans half's pain anymore. Only for his ghost half to sociopathicly kill his human half and completely destroy the world. And then young Danny upon finding out he turned evil decides not to cheat on the test but his evil self comes back in time and tries to ensure his family's death and his own creation. And Danny has to fight himself and manages to beat his more powerful future self but fails to save his family and watched them die anyway? ... And then the time travel ghost rewinds things enough that his family lives and he learns the valuable lesson that cheating is bad and, you know, you have the potential to become Apocalyptically evil villain if you abuse your power and lose the people who keep you grounded and human? Do you remember that episode of this kids show about a boy who is literally half dead? And who's parents have threatened to dissect his alter ego to his face? And who series villain is the only other member of his species and who uses his considerable wealth and power to manipulate and abuse our protagonist not out of hatred but out of the desire to own and control him because said villain is inescapably lonely? Do you remember this show? It's by the same creator as fairy odd parents and generally pretends to be a funny super hero show with lots of puns and fun ghost fights. But there are a lot of dark episodes and concepts . I think if you're gonna make a list this show should be included because a lot of people forget about it
I forgot what danny phantom was but it was my favorite show from when it still aired when it stopped u remembered Danny as half ghost half human but forgot his name and the show
"We all have worth and value, everybody watching this" *Chokes up and breathes in* Beautiful... Edit: sad to think now that Josh is officially done with Drake.
blameitonjorge Honestly, even watching that episode as a kid, I was like "not all girls are like that" seeing as how, like you said, Numbuh 5 didn't act like a stereotypical girl. Margaret's ray guns didn't turn people into girls, they turned people into her ideal type of girl, cutesy and glittery, which is arguably even darker because then even the female population is turned against their will. I think that's why I always hated that episode, and Margaret in particular. The only thing worse than an extremist is a hypocritical extremist. My dumb ranting aside, fantastic episode man! I'm glad I subscribed!
I remember that Rugrats episode, where chucky sees a life without him. It sent chills down my spine. So, thanks for bringing back up that dark memory blameitonjorge.
"Sorry Josh, I'm sorry." The feels. Damn, now that I rewatched that part, that eerily sounded like when Peter apologized to Tony on Titan. The cadence of his voice I mean. Like, you can tell that they felt like that was the final "sorry" they'll ever get to say.
Death is always sad and scary. I lost a friend to cancer recently and my entire world just shattered. The monster bites hard again and again. You can feel its teeth tearing through your heart.
still you got to admit. for as cheery and goofy as sun and moon can be. the litten episode was defienently one of the best ones cause of the story and bond of litten and stoutland.
Josh Is Done is the best Drake and Josh episode. Drake's character development in that ep is just amazing and the way he finally says sorry has always stayed in my mind.
blackphoenix77 Brown boi 96 - Ikr? and I love how the class goes silent after drake leaves and the teacher asks josh if he would like to go talk to him, even though he probably doesn't know whats gone on between them.
Brown boi 96 you could kind of hear in Drake’s voice that he was on the verge of tears. As a fan of the show, that is the best character development I have seen in Drake.
I honestly don’t think it’s the best episode in the series but I completely agree that Drake’s character is heavily developed in this episode because he finally has to own up for his actions and realize the magnitude of the consequences and how he can’t just get off scot free this time.
I disagree. Sorry is not good enough. if I had to go through what Josh went through with Drake, I'd hate Drake forever. He did not deserve forgiveness!
Chuckie: No, Tommy, no! Don't let her do it! Stand up for yourself! (He realizes Tommy can't hear him, he turns to his guardian angel) I don't get it... Tommy never lets Angelica push him around. Angel: The only reason he's so brave is because he has you around to back him up. Chuckie: ...me? But I'm always scared... Angel: It doesn't matter. Having a friend like you gives Tommy the guts to stand up to bullies like Angelica. Without you, he's just another broken down baby bubbing cookie crumbs... (They sadly watch Tommy eat a dirty thrown-out cookie off the ground)
Kayla Anderson they weren’t celebrating him in a good way, they left to get away from him cause he’s annoying, as they said. So either episodes are very sad ^^
There was another episode that was aired. Squidward was depressed and he even had a rope hung up which was supposed to be a noose, and said, “Maybe this will help me”. Something like that... I forgot what it was called tho
In that Rugrats episode, Susie's house is shown abandoned and in ruins. The scary part about it, Chuckies guardian angel never mentioned neither Susie's nor her families fates.
KND was always based on the simplistic, stereotypical view of children, so the girly girl aspect never bothered me. That is mostly how the boys saw girls. It isn't like they treat adults much better.
or if you wanna try and make sense of it for no reason (like im doing rn lol)maybe the in that future girls arent allowed to be masculine? in a future where boys are exterminated i guess it would make sense.
I kept refreshing the subscription page until this video showed up. The final to Mystery Incorporated could have been here. Mostly all the characters die in horrible ways.
The pokemon episode with stoutland and litten made me actually cry. I could tell litten saw stoutland as a father figure and it seemed hard for them to believe stoutland was actually gone. Now, i have two adorable cats who i love dearly and i couldn't even imagine what my life would be like if they died.
That Pokemon episode was pretty damn heartbreaking, but what makes it even more sad was that Sarah Natochenny (Ash's voice actress) recorded her lines for the episode a week after her cat passed away.
I remember feeling good that Josh gave up on Drake. Idk, I felt good that he got out of that toxic relationship. Idk, lots of personal experience and whatnot.
Yeah, me too. Like your life was so much better Josh. You dont need to set yourself on fire to keep Drake warm. Your allowed to say your done and keep it that way. But I guess if they stopped there, there would be no more show. So there you go.
That was honestly one of my favorite episodes. And the way Drake apologized, it seemed like he finally got it after years of being oblivious to Josh and taking him for granted. I actually feel like this episode gave the series more depth.
about the KND episode... I always liked to imagine an extra level of horror on top of it: So the implication/my tiny kid brain headcanon is that Margret not only turned people into girls, but she also specifically brainwashed them into going along with a stifling and one-track notion of femininity. And in retaliation the Boys Next Door sort of fell into over-reactionary hyper-masculine behavior because of it. Like, if any of the boys show a hint of behavior that might be considered feminine, they’d be accused of being a spy, exiled, or worse. is the episode just a stupid overblown girls v boys playground debate, KND style? yes. but tiny kid brain doesn’t care
I remember Josh is Done. It was one of my favorite episodes. I always liked Josh better and always thought Drake was needlessly stupid and selfish, and never liked how he caused Josh so much misery in the show. So seeing Josh actually be happy and Drake actually getting a sort of comeuppance was kind of relieving. I mean, they play up Drake being miserable, but I found it kind to feel bad for Drake back then, and even now. And I always thought Operation F.U.T.U.R.E. was ridiculous, along with most of the KND series
“Death is rarely touched in Pokémon franchise.” *Looks at Lucario’s, Latios’s and the Pokémon that died in the backstory of X and Y graves.* Yeah...about that.
Even though I never watched the episode, the Drake and Josh one on this list hit me hard. It’s mainly ‘cause, well, metaphorically…I’m Drake. And my older brother is Josh. Let me explain. When we were younger, we got into loads of shenanigans with our sister. But once he became a teen, he…changed. We never played as we used to and he just seemed to see us as roommates instead of his sisters. He did the same with my parents though to a lesser degree. And I simply don’t understand what I did wrong. Sure, we aren’t the most talkative kids-that title would go to my previously mentioned older sister-but I don’t get why he just treats me like some annoyance. It’s been six, almost seven years since. I’m in high school now, and nothing really changed. My brother’s cold shoulder attitude, directed at me most, is still a big point of contention in our family. He’s even got into multiple fights with his girlfriend (she is an angel BTW, god bless her soul) over the way he treats me. And even though he didn’t do it intentionally, I feel like us drifting apart as siblings are what lead to me being a really lonely kid. Back then, my siblings were pretty much my only friends and I was fine with that. They were all I needed. But when my brother changed and my sister branched out and became the social butterfly she is today, I was just kinda left behind. And by that point, all my peers already had well-established friendships that I wasn’t a part of. And even when I did make somewhat of a friend, they would either move away or we would just stop talking. My loneliness really began getting the better of me by 5th grade to the point that I was thoroughly convinced that no one would miss me besides my parents if I just disappeared one day. Back then also coincided with bullying so my happiness was down the drain. Thankfully, I was finally able to make some friends in middle school who were as weird as I am and were all still friends now. But that period is one I still hate thinking about. I spun off on a tangent then, huh? Okay, back to my family. On the bright side, my dad and his sisters were also like that when they were young and they weren’t really close as they are now until they all got married. So that’s what I hope could happen, but then again, there’s also my mom and her sisters. None of them are particularly close and one of them I don’t know the name of, nor what she looks like. The reason is my mom cut off most ties with her when she became a junkie and her son abused my siblings. (I was left out of it since I was just a baby, but that’s beside the point.) That’s what I’m afraid of. That I’ll end up cutting ties with my brother and my kids won’t even know what he looks like. I hope that never happens, but that hope doesn’t extinguish the fact it might. Sorry if this was too long for you, but I just felt like talking about this stuff. Especially when that episode is very similar to my situation right now. Have a nice day, everyone.
I remember when I was younger I loved watching Rug Rats. And now that I think about it that show did have a lot of sadder and slightly depressing episodes.
The Pokemon one means a lot to me because my grandma died last August and this is just reminding me about everything that happened and it's hard to think about
@@Miebert I'm doing OK and it's hard with my class too and everything inbetween..... But also having to hide my bad feelings from everyone and it's just..... It's..... It's just.... Hard.... Just really hard..... To hide everything and just......not being able to cry or get angry in public is just really hard.... And one of my really good friends just left the school I go at and she was an amazing person and we all miss her so much... I wish I could tell others about all my problems.... Like I am right now...... Thank you
@@pomegranatesliver it's okay to cry, even in public. I'm sorry your friend left your school, I hope you're able to keep in contact with her. Keep your head up and stay strong. It will get better. It takes time, but it will get better 😊❤️
The Sun and Moon episode where Tapu Fini creates illusions of both Stoutland and Mallow's mother was just as, if not more sad, but more bittersweet as well Mallow and her mother is a sad part of sun and moon as well, since their last few interactions before Mallow's mother passed away were unpleasant, but at least Tapu Fini gave Mallow the chance to apologize to her mother
Or in Pokémon origins, with Cubone and it’s dead mother and the two episodes from Indigo League where Ash releases his Butterfree to be with its lady and when Pikachu leaves Ash to be with it’s kind
