Did Family guy drop the F bomb last night?

[BlueStar]

Haha, "F-bomb". It cracks me up how it's some kind of... I dunno, it just seems utterly absurd to me that anyone would even raise an eyebrow.

 

[BvG]

Here's the solution:  YouTube this segment, link it here and we'll see for ourselves.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8dIQyj9sXw

That's from the "Meg! Pffrr!"-episode isn't it?

 

[FAST6191]

I only really watched the (R2) DVD's of Family Guy, the first series had convenient sounds where there were more than mild swear words but later series' had full on swearing.

Of course I see no need to complain at all because it really does not bother me and what many seem to forget is there is a big button either on their remote or on the TV that has a symbol of a almost complete circle with a line through it that everyone is perfectly free to press at any point in life.

 

[Mucuna]

Like if swearing is the most agressive thing in the world... The source of all evils.;-)

 

[lagman]

This reminds me of the time that South Park aired that episode where they say "shit" so many times until it raised a monster.

Cause they´re CURSE words.

 

[Heinrisch]

You have to be 18 or older and log in on Youtube to see the video.. it must really be something

 

[robster113]

whats so amazing about family guy swearing. i always wondered why they even cut it. the dvds and 15 anyway so they can say the f word on those. Also you are allowed to say whatver the fu c.k you want after 9pm

 

[Jax]

Lois said "Fuck yeah!" in the beginning of the FG movie "Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story", so it's not a new fad.

 

[Psyfira]

Must be some weird regional difference or something, swearing's really no big deal here in the UK. The BBC used to bleep it out but I don't think they even bother anymore. To prove the point I'm currently watching Dogma on national TV right now (10pm); I don't know if it's been cut at all but they've most definitely left the swearing in. Nobody cares over here really.

 

[Mike83]

In the UK, for TV shows the company make they normally don't allow the use of cunt, but anything else is fine, I think. If its a film though, they leave it in.

 

[enarky]

Well, I wonder when the US finally bans starting wars on blatant lies, detaining people without proper trial and torturing prisoners.

What you say, they just passed a law that allows their president ordering things like that two days ago?

The US of A has much more serious problems than the F-Word, IMHO.

 

[Ragone]

Same shit when they went nuts about the Hot Coffee thing...

You can deal drugs, kill hookers and steal cars but a sex scene with clothes on is just way too crazy on an M rated game.

 

[Tank5890]

It's worth mentioning that the R1 Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, (and one or two season 4 DVDs), supposedly have an option to bleep out swearing (not all words, just "fuck" mainly). The lack of it on the R2 DVDs shows the USA's stance on swearing compared to Britain's.

And also on the R2 Stewie Griffin DVD is a disclaimer saying due to the language, it may not be suitable for under 17s - obviously left from the American version.