So I'm watching Amy Winhouse Live From London and I keep getting what I thought was audio drop-outs. Then I realized when she starts singing the F-me Pumps song, that the drop-outs occur exactly where the F*@! word is supposed to be. I guess that means MTv HD is censoring???

MHD censors, so I wouldn't be surprised if MTV-HD does too. I wish they'd quit it, it's annoying and stupid.

So I'm watching Amy Winhouse Live From London and I keep getting what I thought was audio drop-outs. Then I realized when she starts singing the F-me Pumps song, that the drop-outs occur exactly where the F*@! word is supposed to be. I guess that means MTv HD is sensoring???


That show was on MHD instead of MTVHD. Yes, it appears MHD is censoring.

You have to subscribe to HBO or another premium channel if you want to hear strong cuss words.

Considering the microscopic audience those two channels broadcast to, you'd think they could get away with being uncensored for awhile. Rate it TV-MA.

You have to subscribe to HBO or another premium channel if you want to hear strong cuss words.

I've heard the f word on Universal-HD many times. That's not a premium channel, is it?

The FCC can't do anything about it since mhd is on cable.

FX is not that Premium (cousin has it on basic) and see Nip/Tuck, and similar shows not censored, as long as they rate them TV-MA it should be no problem.

I'm not sure what MHD's standards and practices are (I assume the same as MTV's) but I have definitely heard the F* bomb on MHD a number of times, particurally from some of the foreign program. I remember the 2006 European Music Awards Justin Timberlake and Snoop were having a cuss off basically on the air and the re-ran in the middle of the day. So I'm not sure what they're deal is. Obviously stuff they re-purpose from VH1, BET, and CMT should be clear to air.

Technically between the hours of 10pm and 6am you have can have unedited stuff on BROADCAST TV!

They could at least do a better job if they are going to censor things. They do it with the entire audio track, not just the vocals which makes for a terrible presentation. Also I was disappointed that the Amy Winehouse concert wasn't in DD5.1 either. Lame.

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As long as they rate the show appropriately, I could care less what content they have on it.

The FCC should really revisit the idea of the 10pm - 6am window, as well. DVRs are so prevalent now that many households rarely watch live TV. Ratings are there for a reason. If someone chooses to ignore the rating, it's their fault.

I do wish that the guides did a better job of blocking show titles that were inappropriate. It doesn't help much when you set the TV to not show TV-14 or up but still see extremely suggestive titles in the guide. I should be able to find appropriate content for my young daughters without having to explain the words in the guide.

I DVR's the Amy Winehouse show. It's censored. I can't believe what a great show she put on for being so obviously high and drunk.