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Brad · 03-15-2004, 11:29 PM

I just got done watching the season 4 finale "The Interview," and my immediate reaction is "wow." What a wonderful, thought-provoking episode!

Is that the first time bleeped foul language was used in episodic (non-reality) television?

ficlopri · 03-27-2004, 11:36 PM

Probably not the first time ever.

To me that ep was weird and the b=w film of the actors didn't look like real 50's b+w tv film. It way too clear!

treky · 03-28-2004, 01:58 AM

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Originally posted by AKA
I just got done watching the season 4 finale "The Interview," and my immediate reaction is "wow." What a wonderful, thought-provoking episode!

Is that the first time bleeped foul language was used in episodic (non-reality) television?

no, it wasn't the first time foul language was bleeped out on a TV show. I can remember it being done once or twice on "SNL" ("Saturday Night Live") in it's first season, which was the year before that episode aired.

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ficlopri Forum Regular Member Join Date: Jun 27, 2001 Location: Methuen, Ma.USA Posts: 658	Probably not the first time ever. To me that ep was weird and the b=w film of the actors didn't look like real 50's b+w tv film. It way too clear!