For as visionary as he was, [George Carlin] vastly underestimated the situation with his classic “Seven Words You Can’t Say on TV” bit. At least judging by [Ben Eater]’s rev… ...

Fisher doesn't have a posted list of don't-use words for its own on-air staff, says Jim Clayton, vice president and general manager of Fisher's Seattle TV and radio stations.

Seven is a pretty loaded number. The Seven Year Itch and, of course, the most notorious septet of all, the Seven Words You Can’t Say on TV.

George Carlin said in his classic bit that there are seven words you can’t say on television. (We won't link to it here, since it is beyond NSFW.) On RunnersWorld.com there are 270.

The message we're getting is that violence on TV and in the movies is good, but sex is bad. Sean Avery was celebrated for being an agitator, instigator, and trash talking bad boy who led the ...

The battle stretches back more than 30 years, since comedian George Carlin gave his famous monologue, “Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television.”. In the aftermath, the Supreme Court took ...

Oscar winner Gary Oldman can curse with the best of them, so “The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert thought it best to inform him of CBS’ list of forbidden words. (Watch the video below.) In ...

Comedian George Carlin had a list of Seven Words You Can’t Say on TV. Parts of the internet have a list of 402 banned words, plus one emoji, 🖕. LDNOOBW, as intimates know it, has been a low ...

Negroni sbagliato, Edinburgh,and Zaporizhzhia are among the most mispronounced words on live TV this year, according to The Captioning Group, which keeps track of such things.

No. 1 word or term to banish for 2022: Wait, what? No. 2: No worries. No. 3: At the end of the day. LSSU has compiled an annual tongue-in-cheek Banished Words List since 1976.

Comedian reveals surprising list of words that couldn’t be said on TV in the Eighties. ... “Discovered these old lists of words you could/ couldn’t say on TV in the 80s,” he wrote.

Tribune Company CEO Randy Michaels has banned 119 "newsspeak" words and phrases from ever crossing the lips of anchors and reporters at WGN-AM. There's a list here, but if you'd like them in a ...