Forum Post: A Banned Segment from Saturday Night Live. The film is a scathing critique of corporate media ownership, including NBC's ownership by General Electric/Westinghouse.
Posted 12 years ago on Dec. 29, 2011, 1:37 p.m. EST by Keepitsimple
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A Banned Segment from Saturday Night Live
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=z3JLKw0q4kY
The 1998 Robert Smigel animated short film "Conspiracy Theory Rock", part of a March 1998 "TV Funhouse" segment, has been removed from all subsequent airings of the Saturday Night Live episode where it originally appeared. Michaels claimed the edit was done because it "wasn't funny". The film is a scathing critique of corporate media ownership, including NBC's ownership by General Electric/Westinghouse.
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Ur kidding right? It's more relevant now than ever, after the Supreme Court ruled that corporations can spend unlimited amounts of money on presidential campaigns anonymously. Look how the media decides the GOP front runner or that Ron Paul will never be it. We're fucked.
Yeah, big surprise. You can't run you mouth about your boss while he's standing in front of you either, can you?? I mean you can, but it won't go well