“Because of network policy, this part of the monologue has been edited out of reruns of the episode since it originally aired in 1994. Instead, the following graphics are displayed explaining what occurred and calling it a “frank and lively presentation” that “nearly cost us all our jobs.”
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Noel 3 year s ago
"dropped the f-bomb" thats just so pathetic... who the f@#k cares about swearing THAT much that its something special?
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Augusta 3 year s ago
You Americans... Isn't SNL on at midnight? Yet saying "f@#k" is apparently so controversial you can lose your job? Grow up America.
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Augusta 3 year s ago
Augusta,
Even Izismile censred my typing. Naked women photos and more, but can't even type a swear word on this site without being edited... Proven my point now, haven't I? Pathetic.
Even Izismile censred my typing. Naked women photos and more, but can't even type a swear word on this site without being edited... Proven my point now, haven't I? Pathetic.
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Jennet 3 year s ago
I suspect, in those days, BBC was just as strict.
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Jasper 3 year s ago
Remember that Garrett Morris came out, looking like he was going to slam the Rolling Stones for Some Girls, which was, believe it or not, controversial, then asked "where are these girls?" That created lots of upset letter writers and such, and he still catches cr#p for it to this day.
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Paula 3 year s ago
This show should have been canceled in 1980..... It's sh#t...
Even Izismile censred my typing. Naked women photos and more, but can't even type a swear word on this site without being edited... Proven my point now, haven't I? Pathetic.