Unlike the last airing, CN didn't black out the video during Tom's line "Schoolchildren washing cars...is there anything more arousing?". Just thought I'd share that.
Chuck
Unlike the last airing, CN didn't black out the video during Tom's line "Schoolchildren washing cars...is there anything more arousing?". Just thought I'd share that.
Chuck
Yeah, this time, Cartoon Network just CUT most of the scene out!
In the original version of the episode, the edits go as follows:
Video Scene 1: Stewie capturing the bully in his net ("now it's time to experience some outer pain!")
Video Scene 2: Quahog Channel 5 running a story on kids washing cars for charity, showing them all doing so in their bikinis, with the video being narrated/reported on by Tom the anchor
Video Scene 3: Tom the anchor at the anchor desk, who then proceeds to make his stupid comment about "Ah, children washing cars for charity, is there anything more erotic?"
In the last Adult Swim airing, the audio for scene 2 was present but the video was blacked out.
In tonight's airing, they completely skipped over all of scene 2 (cutting straight from Scene 1 to Scene 3, so that when Tom said his line, it made no sense).
I thought this was supposed to be "adult swim", where off-color jokes in shows could be aired without worrying about offending someone's tight-assed sensibilities.
Oh well.
Was that a joke? It wasn't funny.
In article , mc324525 @aol.comcast-sux said...
It's a joke geared at people with senses of humor. I can see why you didn't get it.
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[snip]
How did the snipped sequence fair on the R1 DVDs?
Yet TBS kept the whole bit in. Weird ...
"I would rather have a German division in front of me than a French one behind me" - General George S. Patton.
I meant "Was that a joke?" as in the scene he just made up that he said CN cut. because there never was such a scene of kids actually washing cars. It just had Tom talking about it.