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tvguy347 wrote:

storytime7 wrote:

tvguy347 wrote:

that70sguy92 wrote:I love that scene. It's not even that offensive.

I do too. But how is it offensive? I don't understand.

It aired a month after 9/11. What I don't get is that they aired it a few times, and then banned it.

But....how is it offensive? Because of the explosion and fire?

Yeah.

I still don't think an explosion and a fire is offensive, after a tragedy or not. Prudes.

that70sguy92 wrote:I still don't think an explosion and a fire is offensive, after a tragedy or not. Prudes.

Same. They banned a scene in the Invader Zim episode "Door to Door" because of 9/11. The scene was originally taken out, but Nickelodeon accidentally aired the uncut copy when that episode premiered.

storytime7 wrote:

that70sguy92 wrote:I still don't think an explosion and a fire is offensive, after a tragedy or not. Prudes.

Same. They banned a scene in the Invader Zim episode "Door to Door" because of 9/11. The scene was originally taken out, but Nickelodeon accidentally aired the uncut copy when that episode premiered.

What happened in that scene?

storytime7 wrote:

that70sguy92 wrote:I still don't think an explosion and a fire is offensive, after a tragedy or not. Prudes.

Same. They banned a scene in the Invader Zim episode "Door to Door" because of 9/11. The scene was originally taken out, but Nickelodeon accidentally aired the uncut copy when that episode premiered.

Once again, prudes.

Firion_525 wrote:

storytime7 wrote:

that70sguy92 wrote:I still don't think an explosion and a fire is offensive, after a tragedy or not. Prudes.

Same. They banned a scene in the Invader Zim episode "Door to Door" because of 9/11. The scene was originally taken out, but Nickelodeon accidentally aired the uncut copy when that episode premiered.

What happened in that scene?

Zim tries to convince a family into buying the chocolate he has to sell for the fundraiser by showing them a vision of a post-apocalyptic Ney York City. Very fucked up scene, and if anything is way more offensive than the Spongebob banned scene. It was still a funny scene though.

storytime7 wrote:

Firion_525 wrote:

storytime7 wrote:

that70sguy92 wrote:I still don't think an explosion and a fire is offensive, after a tragedy or not. Prudes.

Same. They banned a scene in the Invader Zim episode "Door to Door" because of 9/11. The scene was originally taken out, but Nickelodeon accidentally aired the uncut copy when that episode premiered.

What happened in that scene?

Zim tries to convince a family into buying the chocolate he has to sell for the fundraiser by showing them a vision of a post-apocalyptic Ney York City. Very fucked up scene, and if anything is way more offensive than the Spongebob banned scene. It was still a funny scene though.

Holy crap, I remember that scene. That scene disturbed my brother.