A program director working for Clear Channel Entertainment apparently thought that "Holy Diver" was about jumping off a building and added it to a list of songs that he thought Clear Channel stations should avoid playing after 9/11. This list eventually led to much media furor when news outlets began reporting that Clear Channel had expressedly forbade its stations from playing any of the songs on the list: http://www.snopes.com/rumors/radio.asp

Cartoon Network also refused to air an episode of Cowboy Bebop in which a building exploded because of 9/11.

Tebor wrote:

They reedited Power Rangers so the monster of the week didn't destroy any buildings. iTunes carries these edited episodes. I felt super ripped off!

In his review of the 2002 Powerpuff Girls Movie, Roger Ebert criticized the movie because of a scene where the girls, not understanding their powers, begin playing a game of tag that result in massive damage to several buildings, cars and streets (but no people). Ebert called the scene extremely distasteful, citing 9/11. But that was the how the TV show went too. Townsville was often razed in fights between the girls and the villains, only to be magically rebuilt each week.