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I don't mind the edited version of Superbad on FX. It's not bleeped, it's not audio drop off, and it's not silly changed words edited in.

Posted by Qale (aka Qale) Sep 27 '10, 10:30

It's like using different scripting totally to bring down the rating.

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Speaking of bleeps, I was surprised that they included a bleepable word in the dialogue in Mad Men last night. -- nm - Max Sep 27, 10:33 5
- That's AMC right? They've gone along with FX with allowing some bleepables. -- nm - Qale Sep 27, 10:34 4
  - that they allow words is one thing, but it's odd to see a word included when Mad Men should know it's going to be bleeped. -- nm - Max Sep 27, 10:36 3
    - Oh you mean it got an actual bleep? Maybe it was a last minute call by the network. -- nm - Qale Sep 27, 10:38 2
      - I think it was Roger - Max Sep 27, 10:41 1
        
        yes. -- nm - kelly Sep 27, 10:42
they took this approach with Forgetting Sarah Marshall as well. -- nm - znufrii Sep 27, 10:32 1
- Jonah Hill doesn't seem like he can act very well without his curses though. -- nm - Qale Sep 27, 10:35

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