whats it called when...

Oct 2, 2004, 7:08 AM ET18 posts by 10 posters
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g0ldstarr

Part of an episode is cut for some reason to do with it getting shown by other TV networks I think, it doesn't happen here in the UK.

I downloaded season five TV to find that in the "Who needs the Quickie Mart" song episode, Homer saying " He lied to us through song, I hate it when people do that !" has been cut .

Seems stupid to cut a classic line if you have to cut anything.

Simon Robsong0ldstarr

How did you get to download Simpsons episodes?

"g0ldstarr" wrote in message news:r_v7d.635$[email]...

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Jason LaRueSimon Robson

"Simon Robson" wrote in news:Luw7d.180011$[email]:

Can I arrest any of you for anything?

Paul HyettSimon Robson

In alt.tv.simpsons on Sat, 2 Oct 2004, Simon Robson wrote :

Maybe they used the internet...

Paul 'US Sitcom Fan' Hyett
JsonitsacPaul Hyett

Paul Hyett wrote in message news:...

Uh huh, and I bet you're expecting that somebody will reply "internet is that thing still around?" And then, some other joker will respond to that saying "I hear they have the internet on computers now."

Thomas FiddlerJsonitsac

The Internet? Is that thing still around?

;-)
-T-

"Jsonitsac" wrote in message news:[email]...

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Paul HyettJsonitsac

Well, it was either that, or :

Dental Plan...

Paul 'US Sitcom Fan' Hyett
JsonitsacPaul Hyett

Paul Hyett wrote in message news:...

Oh yeah! Lisa needs braces! Take that smart guy.

Jsonitsacg0ldstarr

"g0ldstarr" wrote in message news:...

They're called syndication cuts. When it was first broadcast, the episode contained that line. However, due to time constraints on the syndicated reruns they need to cut some stuff out. snpp has a list of syndication cuts.

Thomas FiddlerJsonitsac

There is a scientific theory formulated by the measurement of the ratio of utter banality to uninteresting-ness that can explain it.

It is called The Xino Effect or, as it is understood in layman's terms: a wizard did it. :-)

-T-
"Jsonitsac" wrote in message > They're called syndication cuts. When it was first broadcast, the > episode contained that line. However, due to time constraints on the > syndicated reruns they need to cut some stuff out. snpp has a list of
888eight888g0ldstarr

"g0ldstarr" wrote in message news:...

Maybe for the same reason George Lucas altered Star Wars...so that purists can later purchase it in it's original form...

Matt Garvey888eight888

888eight888 wrote:

This must be using some definition of "can" that I was previously unaware of...

"Former Executive Producer Mike Scully" wrote in message news:Sxk8d.4669$[email]...

Somebody had to take the babysitter home. Then I noticed she was sitting on her (edit) sweet (edit) can. (edit) so I grabbed (edit) her (edit) sweet can. (edit) (drooling). Oh just thinking about (edit) her (edit) can (edit) I just wish I had (edit) her (edit) sweet (edit) sweet (edit) s-s-s-s-sweet (edit) can.

888eight888Matt Garvey

Matt Garvey wrote in message news:...

For the same reason George Lucas altered Star Wars, so that purists WILL BE ABLE TO later purchase it in it's original form...

Matt Garvey888eight888

888eight888 wrote:

That might be so - and I hope it is in both the case of Star Wars and these episodes (it could be one of those one-disc deals that looks innocently random but actually has all the fixed versions of classic episodes) - but since George Lucas has said he has no plans to put out the original trilogy, we won't Be Able To for the foreseeable future.

(Incidentally, in case it actually sways him, feel free to mosey over to originaltrilogy.com and sign the petition.)

888eight888Matt Garvey

Matt Garvey wrote in message news:...

Yeh, I have no definitive proof...but it's just one of those things you can smell a mile away... My prediction, when a separate DVD box set of the uncut originals will be released in the future; late 2006 (provided society is still intact).