Tom's Rhinoplasty was rated TV-14 but no closed captioning this time

S01E11 Tom's RhinoplastyliveFeb 11, 1998the same night9 posts by 8 posters
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Jerry Roche

The latest South Park episode, Tom's Rhinoplasty, got the same rating as last week's episode Damien - a TV-14. However, unlike Damien, Tom's Rhinoplasty was not closed captioned for the hearing impaired. What gives? Does Comedy Central pick and choose which South Park episodes get closed captioning or what? As for the TV-14 rating on the last 2 episodes, I think that this rating is more appropriate than the original TV-MA rating South Park was originally given since the foul language was getting bleeped out. If Comedy Central left the cursing in then the TV-MA rating would have been appropriate.

JerkJerry Roche

On Wed, 11 Feb 1998 22:43:43 -0500, [email] (Jerry Roche) wrote:

Maybe the closed captioning thing has something to do with the language. Damien didn't have any fucks to bleep. How do you close caption a movie on national tv that has fuck bleeped out of it?

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On Thu, 12 Feb 1998 19:43:19 -0500, Pegasus wrote:

Uh, can one person be a band? Dumbass?

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On Thu, 12 Feb 1998 19:43:19 -0500, Pegasus offered this unto Shub-Internet:

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In article [email] writes:

yea, the next time they showed damien I watched it with closed captioning on and I actually found the episode more humorous.

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Does anybody actually look at the ratings? We're all big boys and girls. I think we can handle the language.

Jerry Roche wrote in message ... The latest South Park episode, Tom's Rhinoplasty, got the same rating as last week's episode Damien - a TV-14. However, unlike Damien, Tom's Rhinoplasty was not closed captioned for the hearing impaired. What gives? Does Comedy Central pick and choose which South Park episodes get closed captioning or what? As for the TV-14 rating on the last 2 episodes, I think that this rating is more appropriate than the original TV-MA rating South Park was originally given since the foul language was getting bleeped out. If Comedy Central left the cursing in then the TV-MA rating would have been appropriate.

it just feels so much cooler to be watching a TV-MA cartoon about little foul mouthed kids