You thought UK censorship of the arts was bad?
 

Don't go to the US...

http://media.guardian.co.uk/site/sto...393014,00.html

Why? The censorship only applies to mainstream TV - anything goes on cable...

Oh FFS, PC brigade going fcuking nuts again!!!

Dear PC crew, Censor THIS! :hjtwofing FCUK U! :D

Not sure if I agree. Haven't re-read it this morning, but thought it was more Puritanical than politically correct. Pixellating a bare bum :rolleyes:

"Just last week the PTC urged supporters to mount an email campaign against CBS for re-broadcasting an episode of missing person drama Without a Trace which attracted around 7,500 complaints when it was first shown because it featured scenes of a "teenage orgy".


lol...that was a good episode!

"Just last week the PTC urged supporters to mount an email campaign against CBS for broadcasting an episode of a war drama which attracted around 70,500,000 complaints when it was shown because it suggested that the USA didn't win World War 2 single handed."

<snigger> :D

The Americans have always been a bit prudish. They practically invented the L-shaped sheet for in bed film scenes.

I wonder if they'll censor Homer's ass where he ends up in a river and emerges naked?

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Don't really see what all the fuss is about, a bunch of tw@ts making a fuss about nothing.

Never even noticed:rolleyes::notworthy

Alcazar:cool:

I really don’t see why this “story” is news worthy – even for the leftist toilet paper that the guardian is

If networks want to cut programs to suit audience opinion or standards then so what

What does showing a naked woman while being disinfected add to the dirty bomb program – probably not much apart from juvenile titillation

And who wants to see Mickey Rooney’s arse anyway (apart from my nan :D)???????!!!!!!!!!

There’s a lot wrong with American TV, but it’s (generally) high decency standards are one of the better things