How about Blank Check? An 11 year old boy dating a 30 year old chick, and she even kisses him at the end.
Imagine the uproar if you reverse the sexes.
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-In the pilot episode, one of his co-workers and friends takes him into an empty operating room and tells him that she notices that he looks at her a lot and that she likes him too. She tries to kiss him and pulls down his pants. Just then, the lights turn on and the curtain comes back from the observer platform where the rest of his co-workers are standing with a banner that says "Happy Birthday' and yell "surprise!" In the next scene, an upset Doogie is told "it was only a joke!"
-In the second episode, the new Head of Radiology, an attractive woman in her 40s, asks Doogie to dinner and says "it's a date". Then, she casually explains that she is running out of time to have children, but asks 16-year-old Doogie if she wants to be the father of her child. Confused, he seeks out answers on what he should do. Then, he finds out that the lady only wanted his seed, not to bang him. He is super sad and his sign off is that love is confusing. In this episode, he goes to a dance with a girl and strangely kisses her on the ear....like the inner ear flap thing. She doesnt react at all to this and she starts kissing him back.
-In the 3rd episode, the same girl, Wanda, that he strangely kissed at the dance has a pain in her stomach that he determines is appendicitis and performs surgery to save her. Their relationship is a little awkward because he performs a pelvic exam on her.
-Episode 5, Vinnie steals Doogie's lab coat while he is resting in an empty hospital room and pastes his picture on Doogie's badge. He uses his disguise to examine "Charmagne" -- a young starlet, by "checking her heart" by putting a stethoscope on and around her boobs.
Vince Blake said:
Basically every Disney animated feature in the 90s…
Vince Blake said:
Basically every Disney animated feature in the 90s…
batchuser said:
This presents the strongest case for physical media. Eventually these movies will stop being available on streaming platforms
CharleyKerfeld said:
My Girl:
The whole world falls in love with MacCauly Culkin in Home Alone in 1990.
The next year he's in this cute movie with Dan Akyroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and fellow child star Anna Chlmumsky.
They're adorable together, but then he dies of a bee allergy and suddenly every kid in the theater is seeing Kevin McCallister dead in a coffin.
Milwaukees Best Light said:
A costar named Boner probably wouldn't play today.
double aught said:
The Rewatchables podcast recently did a Kindergarten Cop episode. The first topic was how this kids movie had subject matter like divorce, sexuality, child abuse and abduction, and oh yeah, a big shootout at the end. But it was ok because it was the 90s, and no one gave a s***.
Hardcore Greg said:CharleyKerfeld said:
My Girl:
The whole world falls in love with MacCauly Culkin in Home Alone in 1990.
The next year he's in this cute movie with Dan Akyroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and fellow child star Anna Chlmumsky.
They're adorable together, but then he dies of a bee allergy and suddenly every kid in the theater is seeing Kevin McCallister dead in a coffin.
Seriously...f*** them for this.
zap said:
This lady had "relations" with a 12 year old.
BadMoonRisin said:Hardcore Greg said:CharleyKerfeld said:
My Girl:
The whole world falls in love with MacCauly Culkin in Home Alone in 1990.
The next year he's in this cute movie with Dan Akyroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and fellow child star Anna Chlmumsky.
They're adorable together, but then he dies of a bee allergy and suddenly every kid in the theater is seeing Kevin McCallister dead in a coffin.
Seriously...f*** them for this.
If you watch the 30 second clip of that scene, though, it is so absurd. "He was going to be an acrobat!".
CharleyKerfeld said:
My Girl:
The whole world falls in love with MacCauly Culkin in Home Alone in 1990.
The next year he's in this cute movie with Dan Akyroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and fellow child star Anna Chlmumsky.
They're adorable together, but then he dies of a bee allergy and suddenly every kid in the theater is seeing Kevin McCallister dead in a coffin.
double aught said:
The Rewatchables podcast recently did a Kindergarten Cop episode. The first topic was how this kids movie had subject matter like divorce, sexuality, child abuse and abduction, and oh yeah, a big shootout at the end. But it was ok because it was the 90s, and no one gave a s***.
TXAG 05 said:CharleyKerfeld said:
My Girl:
The whole world falls in love with MacCauly Culkin in Home Alone in 1990.
The next year he's in this cute movie with Dan Akyroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and fellow child star Anna Chlmumsky.
They're adorable together, but then he dies of a bee allergy and suddenly every kid in the theater is seeing Kevin McCallister dead in a coffin.
What about The Good Son where he was a murdering psychopath?
Mr. Awesome Time said:Milwaukees Best Light said:
A costar named Boner probably wouldn't play today.
CheeseSndwch said:
My Father the Hero (1994) which has a a fourteen year old Katherine Heigl prominently featured in a thong one piece pretending to be older than she is by telling everyone that her father is really her husband. It was rated PG.
JDUB08AG said:
No way could they make either Problem Child movie today
PatAg said:batchuser said:
This presents the strongest case for physical media. Eventually these movies will stop being available on streaming platforms
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