From incest to cannibalism to bad tropes all around. "Supernatural" was a beloved series that spent 15 years pushing the envelope — and its fans — to the edge.
"Star Wars" has dabbled in gags, dramatic beats, and themes that a series aimed at children can't properly portray. Here are times "Star Wars" went too far.
From parables on sexism gone wrong to transporter accidents to, well, everything to do with "Code of Honor," here's the times "Star Trek" got distasteful.
From character deaths to mass executions to various other gratuitous acts, "The Walking Dead" has become the master of stomachs – for better and for worse.
Remember when Elizabeth gave Jack to the Kraken? Or Poseidon's trident? Of course not, because these "Pirates of the Caribbean" moments are best left forgotten.
Remember when Marge forced herself on Homer? Bart sold his soul? Or Abe's kidneys exploded? "The Simpsons" has a lengthy history of dark jokes that go too far.
Remember when Klaus tortured the Smith family? Or they battled Santa Claus? Or Stan bullied his son? These are the most outrageous moments from "American Dad!"
The Simpsons is the longest-running primetime television series of all time, but fans still think they went a little too far in killing off one character.
Netflix's Ozark is an incredibly dark and brutal show. From the cringe-worthy and the shocking to the downright brutal, here are some scenes that went too far.
Sometimes, "NCIS" briefly drops the ball, and a scene goes too far in one direction or another. This Season 4 moment won't go down as the show's finest hour.
There's little question that Disney's "Aladdin" remains one of the studio's most beloved animated feature films. But that doesn't mean it's without problems.
The original HBO series "Sex and The City" was known for pushing the boundaries, but one scene Cynthia Nixon admitted went too far and ended up being cut.
From torture to traumatic childhoods, lots of our favorite shows aren't afraid to go there. Here are some unforgettable shonen anime scenes that went too far.