Movies Censored for TV
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Have you ever seen a movie on TV that got censored? You hear a line that got re-dubbed or changed to something else. You feel ripped off. Now movies censored for television are far and few between, so hearing a dubbed over movie now is kind of a pleasant surprise! TV edits were a goldmine and I was missing out. So let’s look at this unique practice from an almost bygone age.
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you are the best
Movies like My Cousin Vinny and Blazing Saddles are awful when they're censored.
1984
You know I thought you were Richard Pryor!?! - Scrooged
Can confirm that these knives are the best money can buy. Though they are a bit pricey, they are well worth it.
"Monkey-fighting snakes on this Monday-to-Friday plane" is honestly an amazing choice. Why not go for insanity for that perfect moment.
My favourite edited line from FX's cut of 'Snakes On A Plane': "Left!!! Turn dis big money-fueller left, Troy!!!"
Censoring an R-rated movie is like going to Mcdonalds for the healthy menu options
They got water
@@EirkenElite They got milk
They got apple slices in there happy meals
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It's so weird to me that they censor movies for TV in the US. In Sweden they never do this, they just show a warning with an age rating for the movie at the beginning.
Yep, here in the US the only thing that we're consistent about is been over backwards for advertisers.
I'm so glad the days of this are gone and dead.
Whats weird is they censor, but play a movie like jay and silent bob and its allllllll bleeeps
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu OCUGH COUGH RUclips COUGH HACK COUGH
Europe seems to always be ahead of the curve when it comes to things like this
That's because Swedish TV isn't run by cowards
The best edits were when they replaced the swearing with alternate PG-rated takes. A couple examples are in National Lampoon's Vacation where the guy Clark is asking directions from replies "What do I look like, Christopher Columbo?" and in Planes, Trains and Automobiles where Steve Martin performs a clean version of his famous tirade at the car rental agent without using a single F-bomb.
Big Lebowski was gold.
"You see what happens Larry? See what happens?! See what happens when you fight a stranger in the alps!?!"
Love that one.
“This is what happens when you fool a Stranger-“
"Who urinates on a man's rug?"
@@harleyn3089 Dogs.
James hates that movie lol
@ghost mall Honestly that movie was John Goodman's best performance in a movie. Sure he is great as Dan in Rosanne, but Walter in Big Lebowski has to be his best role.
I think Scarface has the funniest censored versions.
'This town is like a great big pineapple, just waiting to get plucked.' 😆
chicken 🤦
@@Mixedmetalhead If he had plucked the pineapple before eating it, he wouldn't have gotten that scar.
Okay that one is funny.
The network censoring it certainly had a thing for pineapples
Do pineapples grow in Columbia?
I saw a censored version of the kung fu scene in The Matrix where Mouse instead of saying "Jesus Christ, he's fast" says "Judas Priest, he's fast".
This should just be the dialogue tho
In the US Jesus Christ is replaced with Jeepers Creepers
"Judas Priest" was also used
in the AMC Extended TV Cut
of *"JAWS: The Revenge".*
I burst out laughing with how well James synced up the swears with Dorothy's line xD
Jaboody-tier😂😂😂
The censored versions of RoboCop are pure hilarity, I'd buy that for a dollar!!
Someone must've been a fan of Smash TV lol
Or there will be trouble
racks shotgun FOR YOU!!!
Would you buy it for two dollars?
I once called him AIRHEAD!
WHY ME? WHY ME? WHY ME?
My Mom didn't have a problem with me watching R rated movies on HBO when I was 6, but she didn't like me watching The Simpsons on TV when I was 10.
Interesting priorities.
Geez!
Parent moment
typical mom logic
How???
I always enjoy these type of "random" videos that James does. He knows how to take a somewhat obscure topic and make it an interesting/informative discussion.
Kevin Smith has gone on record that the TV edit of MALLRATS is the definitive, funniest version. He & Jay Mewes even hosted a presentation of MALLRATS on TBS, if I recall.
The tv censored versions of Friday, Goodfellas, Casino, and Desperado were pure comedy gold 😂
Having every other Joe Pesci line in Casino butchered is incredible.
There was a sketch in the old Mr. Show that parodied this, especially the TV version of Goodfellas. “You [mother father Chinese dentist]”
@@cartmann94 😂😂😂😂😂
streaming channels don't censor
nonthing.
@@cartmann94 also mad TV
poked fun at it with the sopranos
sketch.
it was if pax tv(that channel
that use to show wholesome stuff)
played the sopranos.
it was hilarious.
Scarface will always be the funniest edited for TV movie I've ever seen. They just straight up turned it into a comedy.
The great thing about the TV Scarface is they added tons of cutting room floor outtakes not in the original just to make up for all the things they had to cut out for the TV edit. Not even sure if any of this is available on all the Scarface releases over the years.
Pineapple
Kidz Bop Scarface edition
This whole town is one big turkey just waiting to get plucked.
@@steveward6099
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In my opinion, they should use random sound effects as censors. That would be funny as 🐬!
honk honk would be great
that one 🐬 episode of spongebob
But what about when it's a serious movie then you just get pulled out because funny noise
@@MrsKwan-fz6mf I'm sure there would be some appropriate sounds.
Yes. It'd be funny.😆
I was watching Blazing Saddles on TV and was shocked to see a couple new scenes that weren’t in the theatrical release.
Is there a recording of this airing on the internet.
I still got the TV censored version of Spaceballs recorded on VHS. I used to watch it almost every night back in the 90's. It has just about every type of censoring throughout (alternate takes, overdubs, bleeps, silencing).
IM SURROUNDED BY MORONS!
Yah the tv edit was the only edit I ever saw till the late 2000s
I didn't realize until very recently just how much was taken out of the original for the TV version.
I saw the TV version probably a dozen or more times growing up.
You have to archive this somehow!
@@gotohellqultist7770 keep firing morons!!!
The TV censored versions of Robocop are comedy gold 😅
Beat me to it!
"Why me? Why me? Why me?"
“Arrested C. Boddicker” AVGN episode vibes
could I get 1k likes please. I've never gotten one in years
TNT cut out thanos head being
cut off on avengers endgame.
TNT:oh we can't show the mad
titan being decapitated.
he's not real TNT.🙄
My favorite TV edit is from Die Hard With a Vengence where John has to walk down Harlem with the sign saying "I Hate N-words", hard er and everything. The TV version changed the sign to "I Hate Everybody", making it seem borderline silly when he gets attacked for it
It's funny I think a recent episode of Rick and Morty made fun of that in an after credits gag.
I remember seeing that edit. It was pretty hilarious 😆.
TV censored movies were a gift for a younger me, I could watch so many more movies than I would normally be allowed to watch.
In the original cut, Falcon was General Esperanza's codename. But no one called him Mr. Falcon and it was never used again after Colonel Stewart picks up the General.
Btw gotta love the Iran-Contra reference
This
NERD!!!!!
Edit: (im joking of course)
I remember growing up with the TV versions of the Back to the Future movies. I was shocked to see the original version of them on DVD.
"Jeez Louise, Doc, you disintegrated Einstein!"
“Holy Jeez!”
When this baby hits 88 MPH . You’re gonna see some serious stuff
"You know what's BS?" James started doing his own censorship of curse words.
I guess now it's not TV but RUclips
He had no choice. Big Daddy RUclips likes to censor people
Why are you cersoring yourself
The TV version of Demolition Man was something else since swearing was so integral to the humor of it. I had taped it off of TV and learned that they censored the audio but the closed captions were still intact.
As far as extended scenes, I'm still looking for the TV edit of Ace Ventura: Pet Detective where Ace ends up in a bar looking for Ray Finkle (around the part where Ace ends up at Ray's parents place) and gets into a fight, so he takes out a contact lens and 'smashes' it to then use it as a weapon as if it was a broken bottle.
The TV edit of the "mirror scene" with Paul Rudd from the movie Wanderlust had me in tears. The original scene was hilarious itself, but when I saw it on TV I was dying.
What’s funny is that in the episode “The Gang Gets Held Hostage” of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Frank quotes the censored version of Die Hard when he fires his gun to scare the McPoyle’s. The show’s creators have acknowledged that the joke there is that he’s only ever seen the TV edit 😹😹😹
Love that episode.. When Frank crawls to the Warning sign Charlie wrote...What are you trying to tell me Charlie?
I mean "yippee-kiyaa Mr Falcon" is still an absolute classic.
I remember coming across a TV edit of Christmas vacation. They changed a TON of things. The most notable thing they did was mute the word "Jack Daniels" out of one of the lines Clark's father says. Clark's famous rant scene was also pretty hilariously muted too, with seemingly random sections of it muted out.
Great video. That Snakes on a Plane replacement dialogue is amazing. Ghostbusters was one of those films that had alternate scenes filmed for the TV version. For years I thought the version I taped off the telly had been redubbed but discovered only in the last few years that those scenes had actually been refilmed.
I remember watching the TV version of "Species 2" and hearing one of the characters shout "You piece of work!" to another character.
Tv version of Casino when Joe Pesci scoldes Deniros character is one of the most unintentionally funny scenes in movie history
My favorite badly-dubbed for TV movie is The Big Hit. Their version of "monkey Fighting" is "motivator," and there's this scene where a stutterer bleeps it out over and over and over. The Faculty, with it's constant FLIP YOU! is pretty high up there, too.
A funny one is the Australian tv version of Raiders of the Lost Ark which i think aired on nine. They cut out the scene where the Nazis melt so in the tv version the ark just opens and then closes again and the Nazis are gone somehow. The strange thing is I remember seeing the uncensored version on tv as a kid meaning this was a more recent edit.
They were here, now they are gone. What happened ? There is nothing scarier than what human imagination concocts😱😱😱
TV edits are pretty ridiculous but as stated near the end of the video, at times they'll include deleted scenes that aren't on any home video or streaming release such as the TV version of The Goonies, Scary Movie or as mentioned Halloween and I believe these versions should be preserved by fans or released officially such as the Halloween 2 TV Version that came with the Shout! Factory release of the movie
Other than the censoring of a few profane words, the TV version of Army of Darkness is superior to the theatrical cut. For one, the scene where a clone of Ash grows out of himself makes a lot more since with some preceded added footage.
What happens in the extra goonies scene I've never heard of it have a TV only scene
@@pepman423
Apparently, there's a couple of versions but most famously is the octopus scene. A scene literally referenced in the official movie thanks to a throwaway line at the very end.
The Crow "I feel like a worm on a big fishing hook" was the best executed one.
I always wanted TV edits to be included with special edition DVD's and such. With the way streaming services work, it makes me wonder why TV edits couldn't be an option for movies that have them?
Also, the best Joe Pecci movies are the ones where he has the most f-bombs in his dialogue.
Sometimes the TV edits would even include other scenes, like Pulp Fiction.
Same thing with JACK!
Because the censorship would be the TV network doing the edit, not the filmmakers. No?
@@A_Black_Sheep94 Sometimes it's the network, other times it's the filmmakers doing it. Bruce Campbell oversaw the TV edits for EVIL DEAD 2 and ARMY OF DARKNESS. But the TV network often buys exclusive rights, which is why they're not included on DVDs and Blu-Rays. (Some releases like SCARFACE and REPO MAN did include examples, tho).
I once watched Casino on network TV. It was Joe Pesci walks into a room, Joe Pesci walks out of a room, entire scenes deleted. I got frustrated and just watched the uncensored streaming version on some streaming service. Why even bother showing a movie like that on TV if the entire plot is cut out?
Sometimes the censored version of movies are funnier than the uncensored version. Especially Scarface, and also some movie musicals less dragged out.
Sometimes the replacement words are almost more offensive than the original censored word. I've found the censored versions pretty hilarious usually.
@@jesseblackmore8338 they replaced swear words with more meaningful words like baboons and crybabies!
“How did you get that scar? Eating pineapple?”
After entirely memorizing and nearly wearing out our old VHS cassette, suddenly watching Blazing Saddles on TV was a TRIP!
What movie is that?
@@sheriffofrockridge9095 Cute 😆
You use your mouth prettyah than a $5 dollah whhooooahhhh.
I was trying to sound like Bill Burr....
An acid trip? I want one
Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny has a censored audio version on the DVD that is redubbed and they made sure to make it as hilarious as possible. Highly recommend it.
I think the TV edit of The Goonies also had added scenes depending on the screening. These weren't newly filmed parts they were parts that were taken out of the theater release but TV stations were allowed to use them to adjust the length of a movie by adding removing scenes like this!
Sometimes that weird sound that they replaced swear words with on radio edits of songs is actually them reversing the line so it's being said backwards.
When I was a kid I would always swear in reverse whenever necessary.
"Let's kcuf this tihs up!"
"Lets cuff this this up".
In the late 90s, I remember watching Summer School on like TBS with friends and I will never forget the line. After having enough of the students antics, the teacher said "Enough of this CHIPS". I have used that line in line so many times since then LOL
Censorship is wild in the US. I believe after 9pm anything goes in the UK in terms of language.
Predator on network tv: “you set us up! It’s BALONEY all of it!”
I remember The Breakfast Club was a fun one to watch on TV for the vast differences in dialog back in the ‘80s.
I use to watch a lot of R rated movies from the 80s and 90s on tv as a kid. You'd be able to watch that stuff on cable as a kid because the violence and language would be censored. Cant do that nowadays.
Many cable channels still edit movies.
The thing is cable is dying.
The edited National lampoons vacation line when they ask for directions is as funny as the original.
Who do I look like? Christopher Columbo?
The E.T edit was gold 😅
"This is what happens when you find a stranger in the alps" will never be topped
extended tv edits fox did that
with lost world Jurassic park.
Disney did it with remember the
titans on wonderful world of Disney.
I'm so glad that didn't happen to me when I slept in a car every night up in the Alps one springtime.. :D
Was Deliverence in the alps :D
Thankfully there are channels that will air films as they were originally made, unedited, uncut, Sundance, Turner Classic Movies, and IFC.
i'd love to see more of james doing comedic dubbing to movies like in this video.
Me too 😃
id love to see him censore an episode of nerd as satire.
@@wisdomr4179wish granted
Well you’re in luck, he just did a video of censors 😂
I can't believe you skipped over the scene in Ghostbusters (1984) where they were in the Mayor's office. They actually filmed two versions of the scene, so it wouldn't have to be dubbed. :)
Was just about to mention this
One of my sisters just about lost it when Bill Murray's character in the movie says, "It's true, your Honor. The man is some kind of rodent, I don't know which..." In place of the original line that has an obscenity.
I believe there's a version where he says ol' witless over there.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu - You might be right... that rings a bell...
These TV edits are often hilarious.
And some movies were also interesting for having exclusive scenes that were not on the theatrical cuts.
can totally tell you had fun making this one. your edits cracked me up funny stuff
The Wizard of Oz one was pure gold 😂😂
The tv version of The Hangover is wild. They changed so many of the lines and even re-shot parts of the movie to fit a TV14 rating
I remember there being a TV edit of The Lost World: Jurassic Park that featured an intro scene for Roland's character where he beats up some guys sexually harassing a waitress. I always thought that scene should've been in the actual movie because it does his character much more justice.
In Britain, they don't just censor it, they cut entire bits out to meet their slot times so they can show adverts at allotted times
TV director's cut
I hate that
Slavery
The worst I saw was Aragorn vs Lurtz being completely removed for violence. He just turns up, somehow Lurtz dies, then goes over to dying Boromir. Just think of all that hard work in training, shooting, and editing just to be deleted for TV sanitisation.
The other was I, Robot, all of Spooner’s punchlines were cut for bad language which made none of those scenes making much sense.
@@qasimmir7117 Wow, never seen it that bad. If you didn't watch theatrical or DVD release, you'd never know
From Back to the Future
Goerge: "You really think I ought to swear?"
TV Networks: "No"
TNT version: Yes, damnmit swear.
"Enough is enough! I have had it with these monkey fighting snakes on this Monday through Friday plane!" -Sam Jackson, Snakes on a Plane (2006) - One of the BEST to this day!
On the television show "The Goldbergs", Adam was upset when the TV version of "Die Hard" edited John McLane to say "Yippee Kiy Yay, melon farmer!". Classic.
My favorite audio re-dubbing is on Die Hard 2 where in one scene John McClane went on with his profanity rant and he was horribly dubbed.
Same thing happened with me and ace ventura. The scene with cannibal corpse made me think I had a fever dream. There are two different versions.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who remembers that edit.
"*I'VE GOT DATES WITH YOUR MOTHERS!!*
I was super upset when I watched Shrek 2 on TV at my Grandma's like a year ago. They cut out the scene during the police chase where Donkey yells "POLICE BRUTALITY" as one of them puts a knee on his neck.
Same thing happened to me last year! My family and I were at a hotel, and were watching shrek 2
And they completely left out that scene!
@joshuamunn2410 wow!
Upon discovering it, I enjoyed the old TV edit to Smokey and the Bandit. Apparently, form what I’ve read, the censoring of “sumb*tch” to “scumbum” was pretty popular among younger viewers and even would quote it
Don't forget about the Planes Trains and Automobiles censor where his breakdown at the car rental place gets butchered
The original is extra funny because the guy isn't screaming loudly or anything. It's a focused personal rant with great facials.
When I had a radio show years ago, I could only play the music I wanted to after 9pm, due to CRTC profanity rules. Also, Netflix and Disney + do have edited versions of some things, not often language but other little things like the washing machine being turned into a pizza box in Lilo and Stitch. Side note - your version of ET would be so much better!
One of the more infamous ones was covering up the mermaid's back in Splash.
the edit in Lilo & Stitch was done for the uk release.
A lot of those edits are for THE MESSAGE these days.
The Lilo pizza box one is a charming throwback.
Nobody's caring sir
Funnily enough I was speaking to a friend today about the "I hate EVERYONE" edit in Die Hard With A Vengeance...
Definitely seems you guys in the US have far more edits than us though, have never seen a film with a redub but it sounds hilarious!
The thing about the sign is that's what it really says. It was digitally changed in post.
For many years, I've watched the censored version of Terminator 2. There were a few scenes where stronger swears were edited out. The edits in those spots were always a little bit... well, felt unnatural, as if something was skipped.
Yippee kie yay, Mr. Falcon! I wish that we could still get ahold of these "tv edit" copies of the films... 😆
When I was a kid the funniest censorship was on TBS and TNT. The People Under the Stairs had some hilarious dubs. This video really took me back lol
A list or countdown of the best/funniest dubs would be amazing!
I remember "shut the FAITH up" People Under the Stairs
@@jmartin1774 yes! lol
When I bought the paperback of "Blazing Saddles", there were photos that never appeared in the actual show, including additional shots of Sheriff Bart outwitting Mongo. Years later on Network television, they showed a cut of Blazing Saddles where not only was the language censored, but scenes that never made it into the theatrical cut, to give it more length. After seeing those scenes put back in, I understood why they had been cut out, because they slowed the pacing of the film to me.
This year has been a real return to form for Cinemassacre. This is a great video, keep up the great work!
The Robocop 4k limited edition came with the TV edits from the 90's and I love it.
Adding that to my shopping list 😏
As a kid, I watched a lot of movies and sometimes would catch the cable edited versions. I would watch certain movies to see what the differences were in the dialogue, sorta like a game.
The censored version of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" was always hilarious to watch. It had an additional scene in it as well.
There should be a law that forces the TV channels to MARK the movie's title as what it is. Example:
"Today, 8 pm - Ghostbusters II (censored version)"
Sometimes with DMX on the radio it can be entertaining hearing the extra WHATs and UH-HUHs and barking thrown in to cover the profanity
Or Wu-Tang using all the sound effects like ringing bells, swords clashing, record scratches etc... Always found those versions more impactful and entertaining LOL.
Like comedian Bill Hick once said: "You either show the movie [on TV] as the filmmakers intended it to be, or don't show it at all."
Bill Hicks forever ❤️ RIP
No Showgirls? That has to be the most epic TV version ever
I'm pretty sure they fully re-did a scene from Planes Trains and Automobiles (the car dealership scene) because removing those curse words would be too hard
I remember hearing a QOTSA song in the radio and they silenced the line 'I blow my load over the status quo '. Still makes me laugh
Do you know what song it was?
Smooth Sailing
@@randdomize858 Thank you!
There's a STII scene that was in the TV edit but not on the VHS. It got restored in the DVD, I think, but it annoyed me because for years I had watched a VHS version taped off the TV. When I got the official movie on VHS, it was missing what I felt was an important scene.
ST:TMP had extra scenes on TV, too.
@@KasumiKenshirou True, but it did not annoy me as much as I only watched it once or twice on TV. I close to memorized STII:TWOK from the TV edit.
I watched Die Hard 2 on TV a bunch of times in the 90's and the "Mr. Falcon" line always cracked me up. Don't even get me started on Die Hard 3 with the "I HATE EVERYBODY" sign lol.
I would've loved to see Samuel L. Jackson's face when he had to record those censored lines. XD
Another kinda similar dying trend is movies getting renamed in different languages. In norwegian for example, 'Die Hard' is called 'Operation Skyscraper'.
Or even worse: Godzilla vs Megalon was renamed in Italy to "King Kong vs Superman"
@@anueutsuho7425 No, the Italian title of "Megalon" is "To the Limits of Reality." Maybe you're thinking of the movie's title in Spain, "Gorgo and Superman Meet in Tokyo"?
@@ConstantineFurman Oh, yes, you're right. I apologize for the error.
@@anueutsuho7425 Not at all!
One of my favorite instances of TV censorship is in the second resident evil movie. They use the word motivator as a replacement. "Motivator please, my stuff is custom."
@@JamesJohnson-tr1gu A fellow man of culture.
@@JamesJohnson-tr1gu that is a motivator
I can't remember which movie it was, but there was a censored dub in the 1990s that replaced every "motherf*cker" with "marshmallow". I'd love to see it again -- just that version.
The censored death in "Return of the Joker" was ten times scarier and more violent than the uncensored version... but at least they didn't have any guns...
I forgot where I heard him say it, but Dave Coulier said he did clean dubbings over Richard Pryor movies for TV Edits
The most hilarious one was the shitake mushroom scene from austin powers. It gets replaced with "dung" and "dungeness crab."
do the japanese people in the factory scene talking japanese? becase in the hungarian dub all the japanese people talking... hungarian, but using words and talking in a way that SOUNDS like japanese :D
This is hands down the best RUclips video I've ever seen. How do we get you an Oscar for this dude? 🤣
I remember seeing Goonies on Disney as a kid. It was a censored mess
If it isn't a very mild animated movie I wouldn't bother watching it on Disney.
That E.T. edit had me rolling 🤣
The worst kind of TV edit is when they take a movie shot in 2.39:1 and crop it to 1.78:1.
Don't forget 1:78 to 4:3.
I thought you were gonna dice into all the alternate scenes too. There’s a goldmine of stuff for old movies only seen in the TV version. I’m guess deleted scenes being included in movies kinda makes that less of a surprise. Still super fun to think back on all these made for TV versions.
This happened to many of the movies back in the 80's and 90's here in Australia. They would show a big movie on the tv on sunday nights and there would be full chunks of the show missing. Even the TV programs like Dr Who would be missing fights and the horror scenes.
I remember when I overheard Goodfellas playing on tv, I heard the audio being constantly changed and thought something was wrong with the tv. I found out it was because of the swears.
It's a conspiracy to make you buy a new TV
@@sergiowinter5383 I wouldn't be surprised
I remember seeing an airing of Wayne's World that has pop-up trivia, and was a little thrown off by the language censoring.
I remember seeing a few movies where they actually filmed extra takes for the TV edits with the altered dialogue so they wouldn't have to come back and do ADR later.
What was _really_ funny was when DVD finally pushed VHS all the way out and the occasional re-release only seemed to have the PG-13 TV edits of an R-rated VHS.