Really? Because it was quite common in the 90s.I had not seen or heard of this before
Really? Because it was quite common in the 90s.I had not seen or heard of this before
By the way, to answer your question, yes, I do remember you from here.I think we got some nice surprises yesterday. I was happy to see the Miami Mice sketch with The Count and I had never even heard of the Snerf sketch
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For all those of you wondering, I can make up a hypothesis that they banned the latter half of this Snerf "Shorter and Longer" 2-part skit from Iftah Ya Simsim, given that Arab viewers must've interpreted the Snerf cuddling up to Betty Lou as a sexual moment. ={
Oddly, I don't see why they kept it in Rechov Sumsum (or any other foreign coproductions, I guess...?).
I know there's a Spanish version of this too.Here is a skit I uploaded a while back
I hope we get to see the english copy soon
I don't really watch to much of the 90's stuff, I'm more interested in the 70's and 80's stuffReally? Because it was quite common in the 90s.
Bro, I know already. My prediction about the 2nd part of the Snerf skit getting banned form Iftah Ya Simsim IS an assumption/hypothesis. There's really no official info for why half of the skits get banned/pulled from rotation at certain points. Like, ya know, we all think The Count Orders a Hot Dog was banned because of parents finding the Count hypnotizing Grover and Grover fainting TOO far for kids to watch, but that may not be an official reason. And with the Dexter's Lab Dial M for Monkey episode "Barbequor", the reason for the episode's ban being that [Silver Spooner was being a stereotype of gay men and Krunk getting drunk in the end of the episode] was a theory that had been rumored for so long, but in real life, the episode could be banned because Silver Surfer's creators from Marvel had figured that Silver Spooner was a misuse of their character + potential copyright infringement, since Silver Spooner looks ENTIRELY identical to Silver Surfer with NO alterations to his physical appearance. However, whatever that is, the companies usually don't release any official info for the banning of certain episodes of shows, so our assumptions of some shorts' banning are just (unreliable) theories/hypotheses.as·sump·tion
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They don't ban shorts, they pull them out of rotation. Saying they banned it is an exaggeration.Bro, I know already. My prediction about the 2nd part of the Snerf skit getting banned form Iftah Ya Simsim IS an assumption/hypothesis. There's really no official info for why half of the skits get banned/pulled from rotation at certain points. Like, ya know, we all think The Count Orders a Hot Dog was banned because of parents finding the Count hypnotizing Grover and Grover fainting TOO far for kids to watch, but that may not be an official reason. And with the Dexter's Lab Dial M for Monkey episode "Barbequor", the reason for the episode's ban being that [Silver Spooner was being a stereotype of gay men and Krunk getting drunk in the end of the episode] was a theory that had been rumored for so long, but in real life, the episode could be banned because Silver Surfer's creators from Marvel had figured that Silver Spooner was a misuse of their character + potential copyright infringement, since Silver Spooner looks ENTIRELY identical to Silver Surfer with NO alterations to his physical appearance. However, whatever that is, the companies usually don't release any official info for the banning of certain episodes of shows, so our assumptions of some shorts' banning are just (unreliable) theories/hypotheses.