It doesn't happen often, which makes it funnier, IMHO. In last night's episode, "The Chaperone," Jerry says to Kramer, "Oh, shut the f--- up!" Of course, it was totally silent in the 'f' word's place, not like they do on the radio, and only cut part of the word.
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Fans discuss a rare instance of mild profanity in "The Chaperone," debating whether Jerry's line featured a censored beep or silence and comparing it to other strong language in the series.
Quoth kAThrYN dUDleY : :
That's odd. I watched the episode, and as I recall this line of dialogue occurred as Jerry and Kramer were driving away in the limo, after having dropped Miss Rhode Island off. And what you heard was, "Oh, shut the (BEEP) up" with the beep being the car's horn. Do they broadcast different versions of the syndicated shows in different markets?
I also would swear I heard Elaine refer to someone as a "little $[address]" in a previous episode, though I can't remember which one it was.
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kAThrYN dUDleY wrote in article ...
Silent?? I thought a horn blew during that word.