In the last 20 years, adult swimming has been a superb exit to the most memorable, purely humiliated TV shows and cartoons that you can find anywhere (legally). From the multi-dimensional "Rick and Morti" to the radical "Bondox", adult swimming has swimming produced Numerous shows to define Zeigeist It used the minds of impressive children and stonemas around the world.

Through all its shows, from its best to Even the worstAdult swimming pushed the boundaries of what you can pull out on cable television. Never know wtf you will see on an adult swim, which makes the channel viewing actually feel dangerousEspecially in an era where so much TV game safely.

One major factor in their ability to achieve this is the huge freedom they give to their creators, which they cannot find on any other platform. The team behind Rick and Morti says they are unlikely to have brackets around the show, allowing them to Innovative about what the show is capable of being deep in its operation.

But is it possible to squeeze too far? One show did so, producing an episode that was so dark that his creator says adult swimming has canceled "out and besides". The play in question? "Moral Eagle."

Created by Dino Stamatopoulos, "Moral Eagle" was a series of stopping for the young Eagle Cupington, God who wants a child who comes to the perfect suburb of Central America of Moralton. While on the surface, Moralton is as healthy as Norman Rockwell painting, where every family lives in a white fence house, beneath the surface is the darkness that every moralton resident touches.

Morel Eagle used the audience's prejudices for a healthy animated cartoon and overturned it on his head, touching every taboo under the sun, becoming gradually darker and darker each season. In the retrospective of the series published in Vice, Stamatopoulos explained how adult swimming director Mike Laco wanted the series to be the "funniest show", but he intended to create the "Simpsons" anti-cardboard family "darker and more interesting" as time went on.

Laco, according to Stamatopolous, "still swears that season one ... is the best", but Stamatpolous disagrees, and he has used the next two seasons to become even darker, much for the liar -Shegin:

"I think Laco didn't want to get it seriously all the time. In a way, I sabotaged (show)."

Laco's favorite character was the young, healthy eagle, who despite undergoing serious difficulties, maintaining his faith in God and the family will set the world properly. That is, until season 3, when Eagle has almost death and is disappointed when he discovers that he is not waiting for God in the afterlife. This crisis of faith changes Eagle, which Stematopolos says is Laco's favorite character, and he now realizes that he is a big part in what the show has canceled:

"Laco realized that I killed his favorite character, an eagle, like innocent. He's right ... I am **** up (eagle) ... I think Laco felt personally fond of what I did on the eagle and I canceled a little bit."

This was the first strike against Moral Eagle, but it would not be the last.

Since "Moral Eagle" expanded its volume over the young Eagle throughout the city of Moralton, Stamatopol wrote which was the darkest episode (still) of the series. Called "stiffness", the episode follows Eagle's mother as she cripples to feel something of her miserable life. When Laco complained that "there is only one joke in this script," Stamatopol had funny, if unprofessional, answer:

"I wrote it back, language on the cheek and I said" Well, tell me where the joke is and I'll take it out. " He said, 'Well, I hope they become funny.' "

Not satisfied with how deep a hole was dug, Stamatopolous delivered a rough intersection of the "Sam" episode, which follows three women who the audience saw only as little characters, revealing disturbing and terrible backsters for them. And then he immediately followed this with an episode scenario entitled "Rape".

Stamatopolous acknowledges that other episodes are becoming funny, but "one-two-three-stroke" of these decisions made Laco say "that's it; I have to pull the plug", and the third season of the show was reduced from 20 episodes to 13.

The series has returned for a specially titled "Beforel Eagle", but Stamatopol says he is not interested in making the "funny" show that loves adult swimming:

"For me, the seriousness has humor in it."

It may have been too much to swim in adults, but time proved to be stamatopolous pright. "Color Konjan" He became a critical darling playing the same trick as "Moral Eagle", setting the traps of silly animated cartoon before turning their characters into real people against their will. Maybe it was too much to swim for adults in 2008, but time caught the young Eagle.