>the episode where Peppa's dad is arrested for not

>>85207650
Pls go back 2 europ.

>>85207650
Does that actually happen?

>>85207697
You get a fine first, but if you don't pay it then jail is a distinct possibility.

>>85207650
>That epsiode where Peppa's mom stabs he home invader and ahs to go to jail

>that episode where the government opened up a refugee camp just down the street from their house, and Peppa got harrased by muslims on the way home from school

>the episode where Peppa's dad voted Remain and became the laughingstock of the office

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQVCO14Tizw

>that episode where the Pig family got deported from the UK for being Haram

>>85207650

>That episode where Grampy Rabbit molests all the girls in the gym class

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>>85207650
Wait a second...

>that episode where Peppa met David Cameron and he got a little too personal

>that episode where the Pig family's summer holiday was ruined by a bunch of monkeys blocking the motorway

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>that episode where Peppa got called "privileged" and she learns all about what that means

>>85208337
i wonder if the video footage still exists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kcJC1MFbwE

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>the episode where George is forcibly circumcised by the local mullah

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>>85207650
>TV license

The fuck is that?

>look it up

The fuck Europe?!

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Why do the pig faces look like dick and balls?

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>>85209734

why do they indeed, anon?

>the episode where Peppa discovers bacon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nbly6lbyr1M

>That episode where Peppa's parents invite a refugee from Syria to come live with them to prove how tolerant and multicultural they are, and the refugee rapes Peppa and then slits her throat

>>85209695

It's the reason we don't have to see ads every five fucking minutes, Anon.

>that episode where Peppa's dad drank warm beer and liked it

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>the episode where the Simpsons has finally been cancelled

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>>85207650

>>85210309
just so you know in america cable is being set aside for streaming services hulu is the only piece of shit with commercials iv'e ever seen

>>85207650
>the episode where Peppa's dad cheats on his wife and ends up having a threesome with both his wife and affair woman.

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>>85207650
>that episode where Peppa gets "touched in wierd places" and is afraid to tell her parents so the touching continues

>that episode where Peppas dad made a hateful comment on Facepig and was arrested because they live in the UK

>it just now dawns on me that all the Muslim immigrants moving into the UK have to deal with Peppa Pig being a thing

kek'd

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>>85207650

>the episode where Peppa's dad is arrested for not having a TV license

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/05/bbc-to-deploy-detection-vans-to-snoop-on-internet-users/

>The BBC is to spy on internet users in their homes by deploying a new generation of Wi-Fi detection vans to identify those illicitly watching its programmes online.

>The Telegraph can disclose that from next month, the BBC vans will fan out across the country capturing information from private Wi-Fi networks in homes to “sniff out” those who have not paid the licence fee.

>The corporation has been given legal dispensation to use the new technology, which is typically only available to crime-fighting agencies, to enforce the new requirement that people watching BBC programmes via the iPlayer must have a TV licence.

>It shows that TV Licensing, the corporation’s licence-fee collection arm, has developed techniques to track those watching television on laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.

>Currently, anyone who watches or records live programming – online or on television – needs to buy a £145.50 licence. But from September 1, those who use the iPlayer only for catch-up viewing will also need to pay the fee, after the BBC successfully lobbied the Government to change the law.

>>85211688

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Beh7wJcIGY