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Her son is shown to be circumcised in the hospital right at birth.

In the novel, her newborn son's circumcision ceremony is mentioned as a religious practice of the Fremen.

It would be practically unheard of for an American woman in the 1960's to not get her son circumcised. It wouldn't even be something to think about, at most they would be handed a sheet of paper at the hospital and told to "sign here in case it's a boy."

In the episode Maybe, she tells her friends at the bar about the least "aesthetically pleasing" penis she's seen: an uncircumcised Tinder hookup, because it "kinda looked like a hoodie".

Miss Frizzle has a mind full of scientific knowledge, but only of the science that would be taught in an American elementary or middle school in the 1990's.

Nothing is more important to Daphne than fashion, so in addition to making sure her son has all the most fashionable clothes, she would also want to make sure he has fashionable privates.

Velma is all about the science, and despite her Jewish heritage, would base her decision on science alone. She would research circumcision enough to realize that the American medical community is in the minority when it comes to advocating for routine infant circumcision.

In the episode God U, Emma tells Marie all about how she's turned on by their superpowered classmate Luke's uncut "fiery sea cucumber", but she also makes fun of the way that it looks and implies that she sees circumcision as the default, saying she thinks the only reason he isn't circumcised is because his superpowers made him "impossible to cut."

Marie seems uncomfortable with Emma wanting to "burn her tongue" on Luke's "flaming shar-pei".

Cate is Luke's devoted girlfriend, and is openly sexually attracted to him without any of Emma's qualifiers.

As revealed in the controversial comic Batman: Damned No. 1, Bruce Wayne's crusader is missing its cape.