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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2022 13:13:33 GMT -5
I'm binging Family Guy on Hulu and I'm on season 11/Cleveland season 4. I realized when watching the 200th episode special thing that Partial Terms of Endearment isn't on there.
I know the language is censored to a degree but I thought it was otherwise uncensored on Hulu. I specifically remember a scene where Stewie is on Inside The Actors Studio but I didn't see that in this binge either.
What else is missing that I need to find elsewhere?
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Post by cjh on Mar 3, 2022 13:19:04 GMT -5
Hulu shows the censored versions of the episodes that aired on Fox, not the home video versions with extra scenes and unbleeped swearing. Fox refused to air "Partial Terms of Endearment," so the only way to see it in the U.S. is on the special DVD of it 20th Century Fox released.  |
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Post by James Fabiano on Mar 3, 2022 13:58:24 GMT -5
As such, I wonder if that one episode keeps that one gag with Quagmire and the Simpsons?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2022 14:45:35 GMT -5
Hulu shows the censored versions of the episodes that aired on Fox, not the home video versions with extra scenes and unbleeped swearing. Fox refused to air "Partial Terms of Endearment," so the only way to see it in the U.S. is on the special DVD of it 20th Century Fox released. The Hulu versions are a mix of the two. The footage is uncensored, but the language is. Also, Partial Terms of Endearment also was available on Netflix when they had Family Guy. Hence, why I'm curious if its streaming elsewhere or available for digital rent or something. |
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Post by cjh on Mar 3, 2022 15:05:22 GMT -5
Hulu shows the censored versions of the episodes that aired on Fox, not the home video versions with extra scenes and unbleeped swearing. Fox refused to air "Partial Terms of Endearment," so the only way to see it in the U.S. is on the special DVD of it 20th Century Fox released. Also, Partial Terms of Endearment also was available on Netflix when they had Family Guy. Hence, why I'm curious if its streaming elsewhere or available for digital rent or something. If the language is censored, they're probably the TV versions. Like I said, the episodes from season 4 and beyond have extra and/or extended scenes on DVD on top of uncensored profanity. Here's a good way to tell. In the Hulu version of the "Surfin' Bird" episode, what does Stewie yell in the last scene right before the song plays? He says "f***" on the uncensored, DVD version while on TV, it was changed to "crap." |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2022 15:56:53 GMT -5
The Hulu versions are a mix of the two. The footage is uncensored, but the language is. Also, Partial Terms of Endearment also was available on Netflix when they had Family Guy. Hence, why I'm curious if its streaming elsewhere or available for digital rent or something. If the language is censored, they're probably the TV versions. Like I said, the episodes from season 4 and beyond have extra and/or extended scenes on DVD on top of uncensored profanity. Here's a good way to tell. In the Hulu version of the "Surfin' Bird" episode, what does Stewie yell in the last scene right before the song plays? He says "f***" on the uncensored, DVD version while on TV, it was changed to "crap." He says the f word with a beep. Its the uncensored versions with the language beeped in general. I used to have the dvds. They only edited the language on Hulu but left all the violence and stuff. Its probably just some weird studio decision. Seems like extra time and effort to have a third version to me. |
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Post by cjh on Mar 3, 2022 15:59:29 GMT -5
If the language is censored, they're probably the TV versions. Like I said, the episodes from season 4 and beyond have extra and/or extended scenes on DVD on top of uncensored profanity. Here's a good way to tell. In the Hulu version of the "Surfin' Bird" episode, what does Stewie yell in the last scene right before the song plays? He says "f***" on the uncensored, DVD version while on TV, it was changed to "crap." He says the f word with a beep. Its the uncensored versions with the language beeped in general. I used to have the dvds. Hmm. Maybe the Hulu versions are the ones that aired on Adult Swim rather than Fox? The AS versions definitely had extended/different scenes, but I don't think they had uncensored f-bombs like the DVDs did. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2022 16:00:14 GMT -5
He says the f word with a beep. Its the uncensored versions with the language beeped in general. I used to have the dvds. Hmm. Maybe the Hulu versions are the ones that aired on Adult Swim rather than Fox? The AS versions definitely had extended/different scenes, but I don't think they had uncensored f-bombs like the DVDs did. That's actually a brilliant theory. |
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