The Best Subversive Animated TV-Series

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Some animated TV-series use mockery to show up social evils, misfits, or disproportions. They often do it in subversive way. Which of these subversive animations is the most useful social fun?

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Matt Stone and Trey Parker in South Park (1997)

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Laura Dern, Bill Burr, Debi Derryberry, Justin Long, and Haley Reinhart in F Is for Family (2015)

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Patrick Stewart, Curtis Armstrong, Dee Bradley Baker, Chris Diamantopoulos, Jeff Fischer, Scott Grimes, David Koechner, Seth MacFarlane, Kevin Michael Richardson, Wendy Schaal, Daisuke Suzuki, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Mike Barker, Mike Henry, Rachael MacFarlane, and Matt McKenna in American Dad! (2005)

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The Best Subversive Animated TV-Series

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South Park (1997– )

The Simpsons (1989– )

Futurama (1999– )

Family Guy (1999– )

American Dad! (2005– )

The Bullwinkle Show (1959–1963)

Daria (1997–2002)

BoJack Horseman (2014–2020)

F Is for Family (2015–2021)

Robot Chicken (2005–2022)

Mr. Pickles (2013–2019)

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