One Man Banned

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When Leroy discovers the second horse disguise, he states that it's a stampede, and is every man for himself.

The album was recorded at The Manor in Oxford, and its success and iconic status was confirmed when music from “Tubular Bells” was used in the hit horror film The Exorcist. There are even TV shows banned in entire countries. However, while banning was an effective censorship tool when broadcasting dominated entertainment, things have changed in the streaming age. Combined with their bestowed notoriety and the availability of content online, TV episodes that were banned for strange reasons now have a special place in television history. Apart from the actual content of these episodes, the reason why they were banned can be just as interesting to viewers hungry for content that they haven't seen before. For those curious about why certain TV episodes were prevented from airing or streaming, here are 12 of the most interesting banned episodes in TV history.

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As the plane landed the seatbelt sign was illuminated, but Carrie said she wanted to go to the toilet and repeatedly got up." Remain in any shop or business premises located within the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral when asked to leave by a member of staff working in that business. While Early got banned for his speech, Rusty and Granny most likely got banned from Ballmart because of the former's protesting, and due to being members of the Cuyler family. The 33-year-old was described at Liverpool Crown Court as a "career criminal" and a "classic drug addicted shoplifter by trade". Many of his visits to court have been as a result of the latter.

It means on top of their sentence, the individual also faces additional restrictions that can last for an indefinite period if they are adults, or for up to three years for under 18s. I have already been asked to do some singing work (dates yet to be confirmed) and am looking into getting a show up together for my family to see (as they wre barred from the Omlet one!) The two episodes in question - simply titled “200” and “201” - featured offensive jokes at the expense of the prophet Muhammad. Trey Parker and Matt Stone spent much of episode 200 teasing the appearance of Muhammad, which, in the Muslim religion, is a massive, blasphemous no-no. When episode 201 aired, it was heavily-edited to hide Muhammad’s appearance to tamper any potential outrage. Nevertheless, the creators of the show received numerous death threats, and the vocal outage was intense.

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He even states that just all four fathers intended it. Meanwhile, Dan tells him to prattle away, while he covers his ears with small orange earmuffs. Then he tells him that the store is happy, to prey on him, and one dollar at a time.