The "S" word?

How did he pronounce it? Depending on the pronunciation, he might've said *beep* which is said in the UK, which means it could be a reference to the lead actress, who is from Scotland.

EDIT: IMDB censored my post. Where it says "*beep*", it's supposed to say the "S" word with an "e" at the end. It's a 5-letter word, not 4-letter.

I was thinking maybe they intended to bleep it out when it aired, but didn't bother once it was decided to only show it online.


"But why is the rum gone?"

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It was also used several times in the song that played at what's-her-face's hotel party and she said it when she saw the bill for the hotel.. I rewound it several times and even Googled the song and song lyrics because I thought I had heard incorrectly... That's when I came here; I haven't gotten to the point where Henry says it yet..

It's interesting because that would mean they filmed these scenes AFTER learning they were not going to air..or went back and ADRed those scenes to make them more "edgy"...both of which seem like odd choices..

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"That's pretty dangerous; building a road in the middle of the street."

It wasn't necessarily filmed after they found out about cancellation. I agree it's doubtful that would be scripted before they knew it was cancelled. But it doesn't have to be scripted to have been filmed. Actors film things that aren't scripted all the time. It could have been an improv that they decided to use in editing after the cancellation.

Censorship has gotten looser with words for the past several years. The so-called "S" word has been allowed for quite awhile now. South Park did an episode where they said it some 100+ times in one show to celebrate it's allowance. Some go as far to allowing anything short of an F-Bomb.

I really don't understand this censoring business. What's the point? I don't know about American six year olds but in here in Sweden, they already know all the good words. Is it because some people find it offensive? If that's the case, allow me to get you some cheese to go with that whine.