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Netflix Yanks Kids' Cartoon Episode With Penis Drawing in Background (Photo)

One mom reports hidden R-rated joke in "Maya the Bee"

Netflix has pulled an episode of its kid-targeted animated series "Maya the Bee" after a mother named Chey Robinson discovered a drawing of a penis in the background of Episode 35.

Robinson posted a video of her findings on Facebook, where it quickly spread, and the streaming service removed the episode sometime on Tuesday.

Netflix did not immediately respond to TheWrap's request for comment on the background drawing.

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"Please be mindful of what your kids are watching!! I did NOT edit any images whatsoever, this is Maya The Bee, Season 1, Episode 35," Robinson wrote on the social media website, per The Mirror, including a screen grab of the offending image.

"I know I'm not going crazy and I know that something like this shouldn't be in a kids' show whatsoever," she said in a video available there. "I'm extremely disgusted by it, there should be no reason my kids have to see something like this."

"I don't know if they're gonna like do something about this or what," continued Robinson, whose Facebook page's privacy setting did not allow for us to see her full post to share it. "But there's no reasons why that this should be in this show."

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Here's a screenshot from Robinson:

Yup, that's a d–k.

All 13 'Black Mirror' Episodes Ranked, From Eerie to Horrifying (Photos)

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  Every episode of Netflix's "Black Mirror," about how technology reflects and distorts our real lives, is a little scary. Some will just shake your worldview. Others will make you want to throw your cellphone and laptop in the trash. We ranked the episodes from least to most scary.

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  Season 3, Episode 4: "San Junipero"This is an unusual "Black Mirror" episode -- though it's disturbing at times, it's really pretty uplifting.

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  Season 1, Episode 2: "Fifteen Million Merits"
  This twist on "American Idol," in which people are coerced into doing things they don't want to do, is too much like real life to be scary. Depressing, yes. But not really scary.

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  Season 2, Episode 1: "Be Right Back"
  It's not horrific, just heartbreaking. This episode, starring Hayley Atwell and Domhnall Gleeson, looks at what makes us human, and what qualities our loved ones can't replace when we're gone.

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  Season 2, Episode 3: "The Waldo Moment"
  An insult-spewing cartoon character inserts himself into politics? Many people find this scenario all too familiar.

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  Season 3, Episode 6: "Hated in the Nation"
  This story about a killer hashtag and Terminator bees is good, but a little too "Sharknado"-like to be truly scary. Unless you're very, very afraid of bee stings.

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  Season 3, Episode 1 -- "Nosedive"
  This is only scary if you've ever had to give a wedding speech -- which is, of course, pretty scary. It's also a scarily accurate critique of our obsession with seeking online validation from strangers.

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  3. Season 1, Episode 1: "National Anthem"

  The starkness of the humiliation for the prime minister in this, the first episode of "Black Mirror," is awful. What's scariest about it is that he simply has no way out.

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  Season 2, Episode 4: "White Christmas"
  The sheer coldness of this episode is upsetting, and it will especially get to people who have issues with isolation and claustrophobia. Seasons greetings!

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  Season 2, Episode 2: "White Bear"
  A woman is hunted for reasons she doesn't understand. This one has lots of frightening moments and images, and the uncertainty throughout is jittery and no fun. The fact that it's so over-the-top might give you some comfort. since nothing like this could ever happen in real life ... right?

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  Season 3, Episode 2: "Playtest"
  It starts light and stays fun, until a man is asked to spend a night in a creepy house. There are some scares, then horrible shocks. Worst, the episode asks questions about memory and identity that linger long after the episode.

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  Season 3, Episode 3: "The Entire History of You"
  If you've ever been in love, this one is very, very scary. Paranoia can't save you from pain.

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  Season 3, Episode 3: "Shut Up and Dance"
  How upsetting you find this episode will depend a lot on what kinds of things you do online, and how scared you are of other people finding out. There's a pervasive sense of menace and uncertainty throughout this episode that may make you think less of humanity long after the episode ends. The most frightening thing? It's completely realistic.

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  Episode 3, Season 5: "Men Against Fire"
  This starts out as a war story with lots of grotesque images, but the most frightening thing is the truth it tells. This is one of the most painful stories ever told about why we fight.

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Want to watch Netflix's brilliant series, but kind of a scaredy cat? Watch the episodes in this order

Every episode of Netflix's "Black Mirror," about how technology reflects and distorts our real lives, is a little scary. Some will just shake your worldview. Others will make you want to throw your cellphone and laptop in the trash. We ranked the episodes from least to most scary.

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Source: https://www.thewrap.com/penis-netflix-maya-the-bee/

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