This show is the best flash show ever made in the internet.

there really not much violence or language

I would first like to say that both of my kids(9 & 11)really like HSR. For the most part we think (thought) it was harmless in small doses. This evening I couldn't help but over hear something on HSR. The clip is "Rap Song". One of the characters' name is "Peace-C-P" and it's repeated over and over "PCP" "PCP" "PCP" along with being emblozened on his shirt. Just in case I'm the only parent out there that didn't walk the straight and narrow in my youth, PCP is the street name for an illegal drug,a horse tranquilizer, commonly used to lace pot. I can't help but to think that the name of the character "PEACE-C-P" isn't a coincedence. Until I'm convinced that the creater(S) of HSR aren't acting irresponsibley-it'll be off limits to our kids. If I've got it wrong, please let me know.

Yes, there is some bathroom humor. My son has been addicted to this site for 3 or 4 years now, and he's 18! Some of the stuff is just priceless. I don't know how the creators even think it up. I have spent quite a bit of time at the site but haven't reviewed it all.

THIS IS A COMPLETELY APPRORIATE WEBSITE FOR KIDS

The few areas of HomestarRunner* that are "iffy" are actually good for kids to explore. Coach Z got drunk once and left a rambling embarrasing message on Marzipan's answering maching once (and swiftly apologized), that's the worst of any substance abuse on the site. It tells kids it's unwise. The only violence is cartoonish and mild in comparison to mainstream juvenile entertainment. The naughtiest word on the site is "crap". Strong Bad's inane attempts to get more than he's due are the closest we see to a "criminal element". Yet, despite all these limitations, it actually is hilarious. Who'd have thunk it, that an Internet cartoon could be clean and funny? The worst examples of behavior on this website are presented in a way which is more cautionary than celebratory, and children from 8 to 80 and beyond will smile at the antics of the characters. It's a load of fun and does no harm.

Homestarrunner* is a great website and a source of entertainment, but that's it. These cartoons are hardly influential role models. It actually sends a good message: in a series of cartoons, "Teen Girl Squad", they make fun of superficiality in some teenaged girls, and point out the idiocy of it all. The creators have taken undesirable traits, placed them in certain characters, and expanded them and exaggerated them to such lengths that it is both funny and shows one that these are indeed undesirable.