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>When Allan kicks the assistant, that’s usually when it goes to court on the show. Obviously, we will only do what both of us are happy with. There’s never, ever, ever, even once been a forceful “this has to go in.” But we do have times, very rarely, where it’s like, “Is that [too far]?” That Allan kick, I think I drew a rough of that, and then I showed it to [Michael], and you thought it was funny, and then I got scared. I was like, “That might ruin his character.” You actually had to convince me I was wrong. It’s one of people’s favorite jokes. But I was very scared. I was like, “Are people gonna think Allan’s like, a bastard?” But the way we solved it was that he doesn’t kill her. If you look at the animation, he genuinely didn’t see her. So that’s usually where that gets litigated. The character of Allan did not see her go, “Fuck you,” and kick her head off. He genuinely got spooked. That’s why it’s okay, and that’s why it’s funny.
People will read this then ignore it when Alan said the moleman's penis looked delicious and start screeching "canon queer icon" as if canon fucking matters in Smiling Friends