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188 complaints out of 5 million+ viewers. .00376%. Sesame street does worse than that.
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KuruMonkey posted:On the flip side; when was the last time a government official complained about a sesame street episode? You don't remember their homeless puppet? Or their HIV positive puppet?
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Jan 13, 2012 20:07
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kimbo305 posted:I hope non-Americans watching this don't get the wrong ideas about those Cajuns and do get the right ideas about how delicious crawdads are. How such backwards swamp-dwellers can make such good food is one of the biggest mysteries of the universe. Pilsner posted:I call it nonsense, almost as if they say it out of habit when reviewing a small car. Half of Europe does fine on the motorways in small cars without complaining. It's partly that, but there's some truth to it. A shorter wheelbase is less stable at speed, and a lighter car winds up with a more direct steering feel. To someone who is used to driving a land barge with no steering feel the change can be disconcerting.
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captainOrbital posted:I think Top Gear US is more kid-friendly as it's sillier and a bit less...subtle? American TV has no room for subtlety.
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