Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back on Comedy Central
10-03-04, 05:52 PM
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Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back on Comedy Central
Whenever it airs, it's horribly edited, to the point where I swear the edits are just as funny as the movie itself. It's almost fun to watch it to see how badly they cut it up. Anyway, I turned on the TV last night around 1:30-2:00am after I got home from work and could not believe that every fuck and mother-fuck and bitch and ass and all of it was in there. The movie on Comedy Central last night was UNEDITED. How often does Comedy Central do that?
BTW, when I turned it on, the scene was the Cock-Knocker scene. I watched for about 20 minutes trying to find a sign of one edit, but there was none. I finally got too tired and had to go to bed.
BTW, when I turned it on, the scene was the Cock-Knocker scene. I watched for about 20 minutes trying to find a sign of one edit, but there was none. I finally got too tired and had to go to bed.
10-03-04, 05:59 PM
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It's part of a series that Comedy Central has. They will often air uncensored versions of movies at 1 AM on Saturday nights.
Really, cable TV does not have the same restrictions that the FCC imposes on network TV. Nickelodeon could air the same film, unedited, non-stop, and not be fined $500,000.
Really, cable TV does not have the same restrictions that the FCC imposes on network TV. Nickelodeon could air the same film, unedited, non-stop, and not be fined $500,000.
10-03-04, 06:43 PM
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Speaking of which, they are airing the South Park movie unedited again on October 23rd, probably to coincide with the Team America release.
Sort of off subject, but the rumor was that the South Park movie was getting the Special Edition treatment and it was going to come out sometime in the fourth quarter of the year, or is that even going to happen?
Sort of off subject, but the rumor was that the South Park movie was getting the Special Edition treatment and it was going to come out sometime in the fourth quarter of the year, or is that even going to happen?
10-03-04, 09:47 PM
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I always find it funny when you Americans see an unedited show on something other than HBO or Showtime. I feel sorry for you guys, I wonder why you are so restricted when clearly everyone wants it not to be that way.
10-03-04, 10:13 PM
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Originally posted by BizRodian
I always find it funny when you Americans see an unedited show on something other than HBO or Showtime. I feel sorry for you guys, I wonder why you are so restricted when clearly everyone wants it not to be that way.
I always find it funny when you Americans see an unedited show on something other than HBO or Showtime. I feel sorry for you guys, I wonder why you are so restricted when clearly everyone wants it not to be that way.
I suspect we are so restricted because of lobbyists and political power plays.
10-03-04, 10:45 PM
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What pisses me off is when Comedy Central does show the "edited" version of the film, they mute every other word or just deleted scenes completely. Now I have a problem with this since Kevin Smith shot alternate version of scenes specifically for the television version.
Booo!
At least the television edit of Mallrats was fun. "All they needed was a fat karate chop."
Booo!
At least the television edit of Mallrats was fun. "All they needed was a fat karate chop."
10-03-04, 10:49 PM
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I watched part of it tonight after dogma
what I found funny was that clitoris and clit weren't edited, yet words generally considered less sexual/offensive did get edited
what I found funny was that clitoris and clit weren't edited, yet words generally considered less sexual/offensive did get edited
10-04-04, 01:54 AM
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was it just a voice inside my head or is there a new se of mallrats coming out with the tv edit and the regular both on it? maybe they just talk about how funny the tv edits are on the commentary of the current disk? it would be fun to have a commentary over the tv edit. or maybe not since the volume is so reduced that you can't really hear the movie anyway. i'll shut up now.
10-04-04, 03:18 AM
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Originally posted by BizRodian
I always find it funny when you Americans see an unedited show on something other than HBO or Showtime. I feel sorry for you guys, I wonder why you are so restricted when clearly everyone wants it not to be that way.
I always find it funny when you Americans see an unedited show on something other than HBO or Showtime. I feel sorry for you guys, I wonder why you are so restricted when clearly everyone wants it not to be that way.
You can get a small taste of it here at ABC's Kimmel site. Click on 'watch video clips' on the left side and you should be able to find them. Each clip only contains 3-4 examples, which I think is much shorter than the full bits when they play on Kimmel.
10-04-04, 03:03 PM
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Originally posted by mikehunt
I watched part of it tonight after dogma
what I found funny was that clitoris and clit weren't edited, yet words generally considered less sexual/offensive did get edited
I watched part of it tonight after dogma
what I found funny was that clitoris and clit weren't edited, yet words generally considered less sexual/offensive did get edited
10-05-04, 01:06 AM
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Originally posted by costanza
was it just a voice inside my head or is there a new se of mallrats coming out with the tv edit and the regular both on it? maybe they just talk about how funny the tv edits are on the commentary of the current disk? it would be fun to have a commentary over the tv edit. or maybe not since the volume is so reduced that you can't really hear the movie anyway. i'll shut up now.
was it just a voice inside my head or is there a new se of mallrats coming out with the tv edit and the regular both on it? maybe they just talk about how funny the tv edits are on the commentary of the current disk? it would be fun to have a commentary over the tv edit. or maybe not since the volume is so reduced that you can't really hear the movie anyway. i'll shut up now.
