For a mere 38 episodes running on CW Vortex between August 25th, 2012 and May 11th, 2013, Saturday Morning Slam was a more youth-oriented program from World Wrestling Entertainment which managed to garner its fair share of fans both young and old. But if you thought that operating under a TV-PG rating was tough, just imagine doing it with a TV-G rating! Being aired amidst some of the last Saturday morning cartoons ever, WWE Saturday Morning Slam was even more kid-friendly than the company's current product. As a result of this, certain moves were banned from SMS matches, particularly those which would target the head or neck. Interestingly, while some Superstars struggle with the TV-PG rating, adhering to TV-G led to some fun and creative matches that you wouldn't normally get to see otherwise. For instance, just after the 4:57 mark in the footage above, watch how Daniel Bryan manages to evade being pinned by Tyson Kidd. Closer to something you'd see at a house show than on Monday Night Raw, it manages to be uniquely entertaining.