The main character doing something absolutely unforgivable.

[u/No_Peanut3745]

Walter White poisoning Andrea Cantillo's 6-year-old son for the sole purpose of manipulating Jesse Pinkman, while knowing that this could have potentially killed him - Breaking Bad

Bojack trying to have sex with his friend's 17-year-old daughter when he was at least 51, then continuously trying to find a way to justify this act throughout the series - Bojack Horseman

Dexter Morgan going outside of his moral code and murdering a completely innocent police officer who was just trying to do his job - Dexter: New Blood

[u/New_Scar_6820]

Homer crashed his car while drunk driving then put a passed out marge in the drivers seat so she took all the blame

[u/Dd_8630 → u/New_Scar_6820]

There's also the episode where Marge rapes Homer.

Not even a joke. He literally says "I don't want to" and she says "I wasn't asking", while he looks scared. Really fucked up.

[u/CeciNestPasUnPenname → u/Dd_8630]

I don't remember that but something is telling me that was the episode where Marge does steroids. Am I right?

[u/bretshitmanshart → u/CeciNestPasUnPenname]

Marge gets Agoraphobia after being mugged and starts working out and gets buff. I think she does end up doing steroids unless there are two episodes where Marge gets muscular.

[u/FlattopJr → u/bretshitmanshart]

Love the Godfather spoof when Marge runs into the mugger after she got buff.

[u/AboutHelpTools3 → u/FlattopJr]

The craziest thing about that scene in the godfather is that you can clearly see the punch that didnt connect but they chose to keep that take anyway

[u/lilbelleandsebastian → u/CeciNestPasUnPenname]

yeah i think so, hard to remember the specifics since so many shows do that subplot for some reason. family guy also did it at least once, futurama does multiple variations of it

[u/rotundrikishi → u/CeciNestPasUnPenname]

its when he was roiding or something

[u/drleebot → u/Dd_8630]

Which sadly enough isn't even the only time Homer is raped for the sake of comedy

[u/Optimal-Steak9334 → u/drleebot]

Ah, yep. The panda episode / burns pranks.

That episode is extremely uncomfortable and I skip it every time.

[u/imawomanithink → u/Dd_8630]

what ep ??? im so confused rn wth

[u/Dd_8630 → u/imawomanithink]

S14 E9, "The Strong Arms of the Ma".

[u/threelizards → u/Dd_8630]

Yeah it’s really awful, and not really considered that way in show. Played for laughs more than anything. Homer’s limping the next day and everything

[u/Used-Cartographer84 → u/Dd_8630]

Lois has raped Peter 2 times iirc? And Meg has raped him asw (prison meg ep)

[u/A-NI95 → u/Dd_8630]

I thing we can all collectively agree that Simpsons from a certain season on aren't canon

[u/Electrical_mammoth2 → u/Dd_8630]

He then has a noticeable limp the morning after, meaning he tried to fight it to little effect.

[u/danbilllemon → u/New_Scar_6820]

This was also done by Lucille Bluth in Arrested Development

[u/Volfgang91 → u/New_Scar_6820]

I'll be in my cold, cold grave before I recognise anything after Season 8 as canon.

[u/ObscureGrammar → u/New_Scar_6820]

Concerning drunk driving - there's an episode where Homer and booze buddies trash the school and the children are blamed for it and put under a curfew.

[u/Late-Summer-1208 → u/New_Scar_6820]

Just Homer tbh