Kevin Tarr schreef: > > Brett Coster wrote: > > > > > >> Things like _Crash Palace_ > > >> [which is Australian], for example, really upset me in > > >> the way TV treats the human body. > > > > > > Crash Palace? Never heard of it. > > > > > > It may be another US show filmed here, > > > > > That may be so. It is shown by Fox, and they claim > > that it is an _australian_ TV series, maybe because > > br mindset thinks "USA TV Series -> no nudity -> change > > the channel; Australian TV Series -> Men surfing, > > Women watching them in bikini or less -> maybe nudity -> > > I will watch it just to check". > > Never heard of it on USA TV. > > It's funny but lately I've seen prime-time shows that had the couple in bed > having either pre or post sex talks about the act.
You know what kind of censorship I really find very funny? A scene were two people are (supposedly) undressed in bed and where one of them gets out of bed wrapped like a tortila in one of the sheets covering the bed. Never fails to crack me up. Why on earth someone would cover themselves from head to toe in a sheet in a situation like that is beyond me. But that is maybe because I live in the country of free sex, special drugs policy and ..... eh.... eh... not sure about the rock and roll here. ;o) Sonja [EMAIL PROTECTED]
