Viewer asks whether the original NBC broadcast of The Non-Fat Yogurt episode contained fewer bleeps than syndicated reruns, assuming censorship standards differ between first-run and later airings.
I would like to get this episode on tape when it first aired on NBC (the first-run time) not the re-run or syndication. I would think that less of the "FUCKS" would be bleeped out. Am I right? Thanks
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Huh? They don't allow "fuck" on US commercial networks (at least not in non-news programs). You got all you're going to get, unless they have an uncut version for foreign release which I highly doubt.
[email] (WAlrus7144) wrote:
The writers and producers never tried to get the f-word past the censors. I'd bet every cent I own that they bleeped it out themselves during the original taping/filming and intended to do it from the time the script was written. They wanted us to know what word they were using but never intended to attempt to broadcast the word. I even doubt if the studio audience heard the word in it's entirety if there were children in attendence.