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Sometimes creators use Vulgar Humor, and the Moral Guardians just cannot let anyone say that word. Not here where everyone can see it. So what to do? The creator can't just change everything. The movie is done, all the dialogue has been recorded, or the song is in the mixing process. At this point, there's just one thing you can do: censor the title. Don't advertise using the word "shit" — say "crap" or "stuff", depending on how you mean the word. Use acronyms, symbols or anything else to cover up the real title. Sure, the work itself is still as offensive as it was before, you just need to pay a little more attention to realize that. This trope is when the title of a work is censored so that it can be advertised. As noted above, there can be various reasons for this, either creator decides to use the title or executives or distributors refuse to use the uncensored title. Note that this only applies to the title being censored while the rest of the work isn't changed. Not to be confused with Bowdlerization, as the work only seems less offensive on the surface. Related to Gosh Dang It to Heck! and Sound-Effect Bleep. May overlap with Lucky Charms Title. Sometimes used when the creator is trying for an Intentionally Awkward Title and the executives say no. See also Scunthorpe Problem. It goes without saying that the list that follows includes language that may be NSFW. |
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Some of the sequels to Violent Shit display the title as VS#. | |
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The Mexican movie El Santos contra La Tetona Mendoza had to be censored since Tetona is spanish slang for Big Tits. The movie poster had a black box over the word with "Voluptuosa" (voluptuous) written on instead. | |
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The roleplaying supplement for Big Eyes, Small Mouth titled "Cute And Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters". The "Cockfighting" had to be removed from the title to sell it in regular stores (comics/gaming specialty stores still got the uncensored title). | |
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Viz has a variety of creative ways to mention strips with sweary titles on the front page, such as Spoonerism, other creative misspellings, and even in a couple of cases Censor Steam. | |
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Zack and Miri Make a Porno was often listed as simply Zack and Miri, and one poster didn't have the title at all, containing just stick figures and the caption "Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks made a movie so titillating that we can only show you this drawing". | |
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An Erie, Pennsylvania high school performance of Urinetown could only be advertised as simply the school's "Spring Musical" because the principal objected to the "vulgar" title but not at all to any of the content of the show itself, which is odd considering the libretto contains the word "Urinetown" sung & spoken several times, plus a character who hints at having undergone a sex change and one use each of the words "piss", "hell", "damn", and "goddamn". | |
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The Grand Tour's eleventh episode is literally titled "[censored] to [censored]". For those wondering, it's about a trip from Wank, Germany to Fucking, Austria. | |
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Some Looney Tunes cartoons have gone through title changes when aired on CBS in the 1970s and 1980s. 1949's "Curtain Razor" was changed to "Show Stopper," presumably because the censors thought even the suggestion of a weapon was grounds for being "too violent" (even though there are no razors in the cartoon; the cartoon is about Porky auditioning a string of freaks, weirdos, and funny cartoon animals at his talent agency). "Prince Violent" (a Bugs Bunny/Yosemite Sam cartoon with Yosemite Sam as a Viking) was changed to "Prince Varmint" on all TV versions (including cable, since the original title wasn't readily available). In-universe was 1991's Blooper Bunny with the word "Blooper" obscured with swear symbols. |
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On the album The Beavis and Butt-Head Experience, Jackyl's song "Mental Masturbation" was renamed as "Mental *@%#!" on the back of the CD. | |
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Sex and the City has the episode "The Fuck Buddy", referred to in local syndication and on basic cable networks as "The Sex Buddy". | |
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The iTunes edition of the Avenue Q soundtrack has a song called "It S***s to be Me". What does the "s" stand for? Sucks. | |
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The Beautiful South charted with a song called "Don't Marry Her". The version released as a single had the lyric "Don't marry her - have me". Unwary DJ's who played the album version, however, broadcast the uncensored original lyric "Don't marry her - fuck me!" to the nation. People who thought the LP would carry the same version as the airplay single were in for a surprise as it wasn't indicated anywhere that the lyrics were somewhat different. | |
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The clean edit of "Sexy Bitch" by David Guetta ft. Akon is called "Sexy Chick". | |
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Ninja Sex Party is officially shortened to NSP when its members collaborate with more family-friendly works, such as Danny's credit for the opening theme to Mighty Magiswords. | |
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When Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister started a band named "Bastard", it was pointed out to him that he wouldn't get on Top of the Pops with a band named "Bastard", so he went with a semi-covert drug reference instead—Motörhead, which is a slang term for a speed freak. | |
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When Stealth Bastard was ported to consoles, its title was changed to Stealth Inc.: A Clone in the Dark. The sequel retains the Stealth Inc. name on all platforms for which it was released. | |
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Beck's debut album, Mellow Gold, featured two songs with strong language in the titles. On the censored version of the album, the songs in question are listed as "%*!@?# With My Head (Mountain Dew Rock)" and "&*$^?#%*@!#" and even the version with the parental advisory censors them to "F _ _ _ in' With My Head (Mountain Dew Rock)" and "Mutherf _ _ er." | |
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The second Austin Powers film was advertised as The Spy Who... on most poster sites, leaving off the "Shagged Me" from the end of the title. In some countries, it was simply named "Austin Powers 2". Averted (possibly inverted depending on your point of view) by the Norwegians, who called it The Spy Who Spermed Me. | |
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The King of the Hill episode "Three Men and a Bastard" (where Bill finds out that his latest girlfriend had sex — and an illegitimate child — with John Redcorn) went by the name "The Untitled Blake McCormick Project" as FOX objected to the word "bastard" being used. | |
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Married... with Children had a season three episode where a fishing trip between the Bundys and the Rhoades (Steve and Marcy) goes to pot when Kelly has her period, and soon Marcy and Peg have it as it is physically possible for women's periods to sync up so that way they all have it at the same time. Originally, the episode was called "A Period Piece," but FOX censors objected (never mind that the show never showed its titles onscreen and it wouldn't be until the rise of the Internet and cable that viewers would get to see episode titles of their favorite shows), and the show creators retitled it, "The Camping Show." | |
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Also, in the newspaper's TV sections, "Make Love, Not Warcraft" became just "World of Warcraft". Apparently, censoring innuendo is more important than respecting trademarks... | |
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Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers: The British Board of Film Classification used to have a problem with the word "chainsaw," so the British VHS release had "Hollywood (picture of a chainsaw) Hookers" on the box. | |
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The James Bond film Octopussy has occasionally been advertised as Octocat, even though the "pussy" in this context does not refer to a cat. | |
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World War II: Episode 39 - "The Allied Clusterf**k in France" covering the week of May 25, 1940. | |
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The Hairy Bird was released as All I Wanna Do in the U.S., and as Strike! in Canada and the U.K., as its distributor Miramax found the original title too offensive note as it alludes to male genitalia. Australia is the only territory where the film was released as The Hairy Bird. | |
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TV ads for Inglourious Basterds (at least in the UK before the Watershed) just called it Inglourious. Some of them, mysteriously, showed the full title onscreen while the voiceover announced the censored version. Maybe the rules about written swearwords are different...or possibly because it's spelled differently. | |
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The horror graphic novel Dracula, Motherf**ker!. | |
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Mato Seihei no Slave, which translates to "Slave of the Magic Capital's Elite Troops", was published in America as "Chained Soldier" to avoid the word "slave" on the title despite the story being that heavy on master-slave relationships between the female super soldier cast and the male protagonist. | |
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What the #$*! Do We Know!?, with the Symbol Swearing part being pronounced "bleep" while meaning "fuck". | |
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The well-known theatre production The Vagina Monologues was retitled The Hoohah Monologues when locals in Atlantic Beach, Florida complained. Until Eve Ensler heard that they had retitled it, and told them that since changing the name was Comically Missing the Point, they had to perform it under the real name or not at all. | |
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The TV adaptation of the book Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea had its title shortened to Are You There, Chelsea? This one's particularly egregious because a) "vodka" isn't profanity (though the edit could have been done to appease censors who think that mentioning alcoholic beverages could encourage younger viewers to drink or be considered insensitive to recovering alcoholics) and b) it completely changes the title's intended meaning, considering the premiere episode starts with the main character in jail for DUI. | |
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The documentary "Wreckage and Rape: The Making of Alien³" first had the former part of the title cut out (it was the only of the four movies breaking the format "_____: The Making of Alien ___") for the DVD release on Alien Quadrilogy, and when in the Alien Anthology Blu-Ray was "Wreckage and Rage". Presumably "Wreckage and Rape" (taken from the film's soundtrack) naming the behind-the-scenes to a Troubled Production filled with Executive Meddling felt as a Take That! for Fox, who even demanded various changes in the Quadrilogy version to remove parts where things painted a too unflattering image of the studio (thankfully, they allowed the original cut to appear on Anthology). | |
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To avoid complaints (and the restriction of ads to nighttime), the title of A Couple of Dicks was changed to Cop Out. | |
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South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut was originally titled "South Park: All Hell Breaks Loose" before the MPAA demanded it be changed. It may the only example of a censored title being more suggestive. On the back cover of the soundtrack album, "Uncle Fucka" is censored as "Uncle F**ka". Averted in the closing credits of the film itself. |
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Ol' Dirty Bastard's Nigga Please doesn't display the full album title anywhere on cd/cassette/record packaging, rendering it as "N***a Please" - the back cover track-listing gives similar treatment to the title track as well as "You Don't Want To Fuck With Me" and "I Want Pussy". The credits in the booklet list the uncensored titles of all of the songs including the title track, though. | |
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The achievement "When God Stops Smiling" in Mafia: Definitive Edition has the word "bastard" ommitted from the description "Completed 'You Lucky Bastard'", rendering it instead as "Completed 'You Lucky ...'" | |
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666 Satan became "O-Parts Hunter" (a mistranslation of "OOPArts") in America, as the country's sizeable Christian population wouldn't tolerate something so Satanic for children. | |
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In Barbados the newspaper ads for Doctor Detroit changed "He's got five personalities. And they've all got a one-track mind" to "He's got five lovely women. (Etc)." The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, meanwhile, was advertised with "Whore" cut out (literally) and "Fun" stuck in instead. | |
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"Star Star" by The Rolling Stones was originally "Starfucker" but changed at the insistence of the record label. The chorus is still a huge Cluster F-Bomb though, and the band always refer to the song as "Starfucker". (Atlantic Records distributed the label's releases. Ahmet Ertegün actually wanted them to also change the lyrics... to remove mentions of Steve McQueen, John Wayne and Ali McGraw, since he was afraid they would sue.) | |
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Veep has an episode titled "C*ntgate" | |
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The first episode of SheZow is called "SheZow Happens" in Australia. In the United States, it's called "You Go Girl!" in some guides, but the title card is left unedited. | |
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Mitten Squad: The video, "Lets Play DBZ Budokai HD: Part 1 | F*ck The Audio". | |
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Similarly, the Bomberman clone Bombing Bastards was retitled Bombing Busters when it made its way to PS4 and Xbox One. Some of the achievement names are also censored, with names like "Lucky Bastard" being replaced with the softer-sounding "Lucky Buster". | |
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Daria had two when the show was rerun on Noggin/The-N: "It Happened One Nut" (the episode where Daria gets a job at a nut kiosk at the mall as part of a school project) is called "Daria Gets A Job". "The F Word" (the episode where Mr. O'Neill assigns his students to succeed at failing at something — with unlikely results) was infamously retitled as "Fail". |
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The Who's album A Quick One was deemed a title too raunchy for 1960's North America (helps the Title Track is about infidelity) and renamed after a different track, Happy Jack. | |
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Occurred with the DVDs of Knocked Up, in which the "ed Up" part was covered by a huge, orange sticker listing the price at a Walmart. | |
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The F Word was renamed "What If" when released in the United States. And it's not even that F word. | |
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The "clean" version of Butthole Surfers' Electric Larryland goes so far as to credit the band as "B***h*** Surfers" on the cover. Similarly, in certain parts of the country, the band would advertise themselves as "BH Surfers". | |
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The Preacher side-story starring Arseface was titled "The Story of You-Know-Who". | |
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Pink Bitch Club is written out as PINK BXXTCH CLUB or PBC on promo posts, and as PINK B*TCH CLUB on its playlist. | |
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Agatha Christie's Ten Little Niggers had its title censored twice, being released as first Ten Little Indians then And Then There Were None. | |
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Kevin Can F**k Himself. The season 1 poster depicts main character Allison McRobert standing in front of a needlepoint bearing the show's title, blocking the missing letters. Promotional materials had the actors uttering the title uncensored and bleeped the censored word, while the pilot's opening titles depicted all the letters of the word by alternating them. Arguably nodded to in the show itself when Allison curses with "Mother eff!" | |
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In at least one newspaper, the review and listings for Pootie Tang referred to it as P.T., with a note explaining that the full title was an instance of "street slang." | |
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The fourth episode of Game of Thrones, Game of Thrones S1E4: "Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things", was edited on UK's Sky EPG as "...And Broken Things." Editing "bastard" is understandable (especially in the UK) as it is a curse word. "Cripples," however, isn't offensive... except in this case, where it's used as a derogatory term for someone who is handicapped or otherwise not able-bodied. As with most modern TV series, GoT does not actually display episode titles on screen anyway. | |
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The Black Dynamite episode "Bullhorn Nights" has two alternate titles. On cable guides, the alternate title is "Madingo's Got a Pink Toe." On [adult swim], it's "Murder She Throats." | |
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Spider-Man pulled this off with its "This man, this EXPLETIVE DELETED!" (it's "asshole") storyline. Unsurprisingly, given who was his co-star. | |
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The Korn song "K@#0%!", probably since no printable title could be drawn from the lyrics. | |
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The music video for Cee Lo Green's "Fuck You!" opens up with a title card spelling out "F**k You!". The censored version replaces it with "Forget You!". When the song was nominated for a Grammy, it was officially listed as "The Song Also Known as 'Forget You'." | |
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Go the Fuck to Sleep: Either the "Fuck" is censored with a lighting effect meant to look like the moon, or the title is changed to Seriously, Go to Sleep. Seriously, Go to Sleep became the title of the censored version of the book that was written because it became so popular. The censored version had all instances of "Fuck" changed to "Seriously" so that parents could read the book to their kids. |
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The End of the F***ing World uses "F***ing" in its title though the comic book that it is based on doesn't feel need to censor its title. | |
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Before they were The Powerpuff Girls, they were the "Whoopass Girls" in an animated short called Whoopass Stew. While the finished product obviously uses a different name, the original animation and title have been discussed in the bonus features of certain DVD releases for The Powerpuff Girls. Since those DVDs were marketed to kids, said discussions had to be bleeped whenever someone mentioned the show's original title or the girls' original name. As a joke, the censors get a little too bleep-happy at one point, censoring the first half of the word when series creator Craig McCracken says "aspire". | |
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While Mezco's toys for the 2004 Hellboy movie were sold with the name intact, the sequel's toys were sold under the title "HBII" - and the main character was only referred to as "Red." | |
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Anal Cunt is normally written as "A.C." on their album covers, although the band's logo makes it clear what those letters stand for. | |
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G Idle: "Nxde" has a censored title to tie into its themes about nudity being seen as obscene. At the end of the music video, the word "Nude" appears in white, then it changes to red and the u is replaced with an x. | |
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GCB was based on the book Good Christian Bitches and was changed to Good Christian Belles before becoming GCB. Even so, some still find the title of the show offensive. | |
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The TV adaptation of the Twitter account $#!+ My Dad Says used Symbol Swearing characters. It is usually referred to out loud as "Bleep My Dad Says''. Which caused a lot of problems for people trying to program their DVRs for it (while that can't be blamed for its cancellation after one season, it certainly didn't help). | |
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The sixth Pearls Before Swine treasury is titled Pearls Freaks The #%*# Out. | |
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The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas saw its title changed in promotions to The Best Little Cathouse in Texas in some areas, and televised trailers usually had the offending word bleeped. | |
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P-Valley, a drama focusing on the lives of strip club employees, is short for Pussy Valley, the play that the show is based on. | |
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South Park: The episode "Chicken Lover," in which the eponymous criminal is actually dubbed 'Chicken Fucker.' The term "Chicken Lover" was used in the episode, to be fair—three times by Officer Barbrady and once by Cartman. Also, 'An Elephant Makes Love To a Pig'. Was lampshaded in the pre-show teaser on the home video releases, with Trey Parker and Matt Stone who refer to the episode by its original title rather than the censored version. "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride" was listed on TV Guide as "Big Al's Big Boat Ride." There was also the You Got Served parody episode whose official title was already censored ("You Got F'd In The A"), but still had a couple other cleaner titles, such as "You Got Served" or simply "You Got..." In Britain, it's called "You Got ——— in the ——" on the Sky TV guide. British TV guides refer to "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?" as "Do the H———— Go to Hell?" "Whale Whores" often appears on cable guides as "Whale W...." Likewise for "Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy," in which it appears as "Miss Teacher B.... a Boy" (though the unofficial alternate title to "Miss Teacher Bangs A Boy" is "Nice"). Also, in the newspaper's TV sections, "Make Love, Not Warcraft" became just "World of Warcraft". Apparently, censoring innuendo is more important than respecting trademarks... "The Biggest Douche in the Universe" is truncated in TV listings to just "The Biggest". The two-parter that closes Season 1 ("Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut") and "officially" opens Season 2 ("Cartman's Mom is Still a Dirty Slut") has "(is) a dirty slut" replaced by ellipses. The "bitch" in "Butters' Bottom Bitch" is replaced with a "B". |
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British EPG listings for Gossip Girl's "The Blair Bitch Project" and no less than three episodes of Ringer - "A Whole New Kind Of Bitch," "If You're Just An Evil Bitch, Then Get Over It" and "It's Called Improvising, Bitch!" - had "bitch" blanked out. | |
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When Mezco made toys based on the movie Kick-Ass, images of the characters were used to cover up a portion of the name on the front of the packaging, rendering it as "Kick-A." Additionally, the character names were done in a "spray paint" style font, with extra paint making the two S's run together in a blur. On the rear of the package, photos of the toys and their shadows were used to censor the name. Making toys for the sequel, NECA simply logoed the packaging "KA2." The main character was also called "KA," and his enemy was "MF'er." |
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ARMS has Dr. Coyle's home stage, "[NAME REDACTED]". Yes, it really is the name, complete with all caps and brackets. | |
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Commercials for Don't Trust The B— In Apt. 23 have "B—" pronounced as just the letter b. It was originally pitched with the word bitch in it. | |
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The radio version of "Shit on the Radio" by Nelly Furtado was simply titled "...On the Radio" and was also listed under this title on the back of her Whoa, Nelly! album. However, the album insert lists it under its uncensored title. | |
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Fucking Åmål was released under various alternate titles, in the USA as Show Me Love. | |
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Breaking Bad censored one of its episode titles: S3E3, "I.F.T.". Crossing over with Spoiler Title, it's not clear what the title means, or even that it's censorship at all, until the very end when Skyler says, "I fucked Ted." | |
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Penn & Teller: Bullshit! - the DVDs say "Bullsh*t", or sometimes just "BS". When Penn had his own (FCC-regulated broadcast) radio show, he would often discuss the show, which he would refer to as "Bulls..." [beat] [beat] "...HIT!" Furthermore, whenever the show is listed on-screen, it appears as "Bulls...", or "Bull!", or "BS!" or even just "Penn & Teller", depending on the provider. |
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The Friday Night Funkin' mod Vs. Fuckboy had its soundtrack's YouTube uploads censored to Vs. FB when the tracks were mistakenly age-restricted due to the title. The mod itself, as well as the logos that appear on the track uploads, are fully uncensored. | |
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Mario Van Peebles made a movie dramatizing the making of his father's movie Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song titled How to Get the Man's Foot Outta Your Ass. It became more commonly known as Baadasssss! | |
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Rammstein's song "Pussy" appears on the sleeve as "P***y" and "Te Quiero Puta" ("I Love You, Whore") censors the word "puta". Although only on the US version. However, "B**********" is not an example of this trope, as the word it's "censoring" ("Bueckstabue") is a nonsense word. | |
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