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Ray8286
331 Posts
16 years, 9 months ago
Some material from Sanford and Son is now considered too controversial to air on network television and is routinely edited in syndication, specifically, derogatory racial references. The episode "Fred Sanford, Legal Eagle," was edited before being aired on the cable TV network TV Land. In the unedited version, Fred represents Lamont in traffic court as his legal counsel. In the TV Land version of this episode, Fred's questioning of the policeman abruptly ends after "Well where are they?". Here is the unedited clip.

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    oz615
    204 Posts
    16 years, 9 months ago
    Man that was ******* funny,and I'm black so therefore I'm not offended
      nippy
      2386 Posts
      16 years, 9 months ago
      oz615
      Man that was ******* funny,and I'm black so therefore I'm not offended


      the stars mean fucking. I'm white, so I'm not offended. :roll:
        oz615
        204 Posts
        16 years, 9 months ago
        i was referring to the use of the "n" word :D
          nippy
          2386 Posts
          16 years, 9 months ago
          oz615
          i was referring to the use of the "n" word :D


          Oh dear, I seem to be offended now.
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            Ilikethepixies
            5870 Posts
            16 years, 9 months ago
            That's just how people talk. Its just a game the government and people like to play with themselves. I've heard that word many times today, in fact.

            I was at my klan rally, but still, I think I made my point. Right?
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