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So my "friend" (we'll call him "Rufus") missed Family Guy on Sunday and downloaded it from the usual place. Rufus didn't get around to watching it until last night and was surprised to hear the word "fuck" uttered by a character in the episode! He tells me that it probably came from Canada and that got me curious: can they swear on Canadian TV? And in the unlikely event the answer is no, where might the recording have come from?
ive been wondering this too. i didnt see it when it aired on fox, but my friend did and he thinks they did say it here in the states. I dont see how though. oh well i guess ill have to wait for a re run.
The best places to find the word "fuck" on normal TV are problably History channel shows (apparantly a historical quote is alright. I think they had an interview with Ed Koch where he said it once)
Or late-night comedy central. They don't censor anything.
Nico0020 wrote:ive been wondering this too. i didnt see it when it aired on fox, but my friend did and he thinks they did say it here in the states. I dont see how though. oh well i guess ill have to wait for a re run.
That's weird because you'd think by Monday, it would have been all over the news how the FCC fined Fox out of existance.
Nico0020 wrote:ive been wondering this too. i didnt see it when it aired on fox, but my friend did and he thinks they did say it here in the states. I dont see how though. oh well i guess ill have to wait for a re run.
It was edited, bleeped, whatever when I watched it.
There is quite a bit of swearing on Canadian TV. Being an avid visitor of the suthern states, it's true that Canadian TV is much less cencored than American TV.
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On the news the word can be said if it was in an interview, or something like that. It is up to the news director's discretion, but they will not be fined if it is 'non-fictional'.
Network television shows don't necessarily have this restriction, but various groups will protest and the FCC will eventually come down on programs that do this.
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