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Message: [QUOTE="Waffles, post: 196169, member: 703"] Agreed! There's an episode of Rugrats All Grown-up! in which Suzie is scammed by a couple of so-called "talent seekers" and spends a lot of money she doesn't really have to rent a recording studio to kickstart her singing career... except that the "studio" doesn't exist and it turns out to be an abandoned warehouse in the middle of an incredibly rough neighborhood. The most brilliant part is that the show doesn't even attempt to make things right for her, and only leaves both the character and the audience with the could understanding that cruelty like this exists in the world and that there truly are people ready to prey on someone's dreams and ambitions without a second thought. As Told By Ginger's take on suicide is also a masterpiece: [MEDIA=youtube]PnmIoE6G820[/MEDIA] And "Bart Gets An F" is the first time we see a darker message coming across on the normally chill AF Simpsons: sometimes your best effort just isn't enough, which is brutal to see. Futurama's "Luck Of The Fryrish" and "Jurassic Bark" are just... wow. [/QUOTE]

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