My Parents Are Aliens/Radar

For a children's show, My Parents Are Aliens has lots of examples of Getting Crap Past the Radar, besides the two-part episode, "Beauty and the Breast" and the episode where Brian uses a voice synthesizer.

Note: Most of the examples are from UndergroundReality[[1]].

Examples

• Here's a line from the first episode, Nobody's Perfect;

Mr Coleman: "Is there some kind of problem?" Mel: "Boys, pregnancy, drugs, eating disorders, shop-lifting. Take your pick, I quite like the one about the drugs."

• Also in that same episode, there's a clip at the end where Mel strangles Lucy, even though you can hear her screaming, this serves as Nightmare Fuel for some people. That scene, however was removed when the episode was broadcast later.
• In the episode, The Opposites, Josh ends up in an alternate reality where everything is the opposite but a bad opposite where Sophie (who in the normal version tries her best to be a good mother) laze's around, drinks, doesn't care about the well being of them or barely pay any attention to their existence, and doesn't care about their feelings.

Sophie: "That's. what. it. says, you noodle-brain simpleton." Josh: "What?" Sophie mimicking Josh: "Whhaaaat" Josh: "No, it's just not something you'd expect from someone who want's to be a good mother" Sophie: "Oh really, well up yours an' all you stuck up self righteous little brat"

• There has been countless scenes of Brian chatting up Josh's friends, to even kissing Pete in one scene, this exchange from the Series 4 episode, Operation Date is no exception;

Pete: "Have you had burglars?" Brian: No, Pete. I have all the creature comforts up in my apartment upstairs, care to look? Frankie: This I got to see. Brian: NO, Just Pete! (This is followed by Frankie glaring at Pete)

• In the episode, Prêt A Brian, Brain becomes a clothes designer and replaces all the children's clothes with obscene outfits such as clothes being made from beaded curtains, Shortly after, they express their discomfort and tell him that sometimes less is more, however this makes him go to the extreme and removes everybody's clothes leaving them all naked and resorting to wearing bin-bags. Also, Josh uses the clothes made from beaded curtains as a chat-up-line, which is a sexual innuendo:

Tanya: "Josh you're wearing curtains" Josh: "Feel free to pull me at any time"

• In the episode, Fangs For The Mammaries, Sophie becomes influenced by celebrities saying how they have big breasts so she takes part in the celebrity culture by changing her breast size way out of proportion saying how her bra was made by the space shuttle crafts parachutes, this episode is slightly perverted as pretty much every male character can't stop staring at her overly sized breasts as she uses them to influence other people and make them do what she tells them to do.
• Speaking of breasts, Here's an exchange from the Season 7 finale, Thanks For All The Earthworm Custard;

Pete: "Why did I want to by this cruddy old calculator?" Josh: (whispers) "If you type in 80085, it spells boobs."

• In the Series 5 episode, Burglars Can't Be Choosers; After Mr. Whiteside finds Josh and his two friends, Frankie and Pete playing computer games in the toilet, Josh says they were smoking, Mr. Whiteside asks him where the smoke is, Josh asks him for a light, Mr. Whiteside confiscates Josh's game and he gives the three boys two detentions each, one for playing computer games and the other for smoking.
• Brian's Ark has some very good examples of Getting Crap Past the Radar from locking animals in cages to giving the dog cans of lager.
• There have been episodes featuring Brian wearing a skirt and saying how it feels right. Notably the episode, Skirting the Issue.