Laboratorium Dextera Rude Removal (1996–2003) watch online HD
- Original title:Rude Removal
- Category:TV Episode / Animation / Comedy / Family / Sci-Fi
- Released:1996–2003
- Director:Rob Renzetti
- Actors:Christine Cavanaugh,Kat Cressida,Kath Soucie
- Writer:Genndy Tartakovsky,Jason Butler Rote
- Duration:7min
- Video type:TV Episode
- Rating 8.2
- Votes 371
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Short summary
Cartoon Network had to ban and reject this episode due to the characters swearing, even though the swear words were censored.
This was an in-house "Dexter's Laboratory" short, which was un-aired because it's "not for kids". It was shown once, in The Los Angeles Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention, where Genndy made an appearance.
This episode is famous for its excessive use of profanity.
Adult Swim released the episode on YouTube almost 15 years after its intended airing on July 12, 1998 and they also censored all the bad words.
The episode contains two cultural stereotypes throughout the episode: Rude Dexter and Dee-Dee have New York City accents and Nice Dexter and Nice Dee-Dee have English accents.
There is an unaired episode called "Dexter's Rude Removal" which is apparently not suitable for children due to its extreme use of curses. It has been shown at comic conventions and in private. As of December 3rd, 2012, Adult Swim has told its viewers that they had received a copy of the episode to air online (as it is still too inappropriate for TV). Adult Swim finally aired this episode during their block on TV and on their YouTube channel on January 22, 2013.
The reputation of Dexter and Dee Dee was ruined by their rude copies.
Dad does not appear in this episode.
Dexter does not tell to his mom who have invented a Rude Removal System in his secret laboratory in this episode, but in the episode "The Parrot Trap", he had telled to his parents who have invented a robot parrot in his secret laboratory when accidentally reveals.
The episode contains two cultural stereotypes throughout the episode: Rude Dexter and Dee Dee have New York City accents and Nice Dexter and Nice Dee Dee have English accents. Despite being produced in 1997, this is the only episode to air after Ego Trip, to use traditional cel animation.
Mom makes a reference to the food brand Betty Crocker, which is a food brand that specializes in confectionaries
Contrary to popular belief, this wasn't actually meant for airing. It was made for "private conversations."
At the beginning Dee Dee asks Dexter if he's going to make another remote control that turns people into animals, this is a reference to the pilot episode "Changes."
When Rude Dee Dee says "Beats that crap out of me," the word "crap" is censored. However, in "Dexter Dodgeball", the word is not censored when the coach says it.
The same sound that is made when Rude Dexter and Rude Dee Dee are first introduced, is heard in the episode "That Crazy Robot".
Mom tells absolutely not to Dexter not have any dessert. Similar to the episode "Hunger Strikes" when Mom forbids Dexter to want dessert for not eating single vegetables (only peas).
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| Episode cast overview: | |||
| Christine Cavanaugh | - | Dexter / Rude Dexter (voice) | |
| Kat Cressida | - | Dee Dee / Rude Dee Dee (voice) (as Kathryn Cressida) | |
| Kath Soucie | - | Mom (voice) |
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