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The episode 'The Dark Side of Peppa Pig: What You Didn't Know' explores the darker side of the popular children's cartoon Peppa Pig, discussing its unexpected and shocking content. The host, Psyche, shares a personal experience of discovering a disturbing version of Peppa Pig.
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The episode starts with Psyche advising mothers not to give their mobile phones to their babies, mentioning that Peppa Pig has a darker side where the character is violent ▶ 0:00. He shares a personal story of putting Peppa Pig on for his daughter, only to discover a version of the show with disturbing content, including profanity and references to violence ▶ 0:27. Another speaker responds with amusement, suggesting they would enjoy such a show ▶ 0:18. The conversation continues with Psyche describing the shocking content he heard, including Peppa Pig discussing murder with baseball bats ▶ 0:46.
The episode appears to suggest that even seemingly innocent children's content can have a darker side. The conversation continues the pattern of exploring unexpected and shocking topics, as seen in previous episodes. The discussion around Peppa Pig seems to be an example of this theme, highlighting the importance of being aware of what children are exposed to.
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I would suggest any moms, stop giving your mobile phones to your babies because you know Peppa Pig, you could put Peppa Pig on, but there's an evil Peppa Pig in there where she goes bludging people with baseball bats. Have you ever seen that? >> No. It sounds good though. My kind of show.
>> Like it. >> I like it. I like it. I put I put Peppa Pig on for my daughter when she were younger and suddenly it was all right. I could hear Peppa Pig blah blah blah blah. And suddenly I heard this Peppa Pig effing and blinding
talking about murdering people with baseball or something. And I'm like, get out.
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