The FCC Obviously Has Too Much Free Time
The FCC is reportedly investigating the opening ceremony of the Athens Olympics, see Yahoo News story here. After they finish with the opening ceremony, wonder if they will start reviewing tapes of athletes in swimsuits.
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - The Federal Communications Commission has asked for a tape of NBC's broadcast of the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics after it received at least one indecency complaint.
An FCC spokesman Friday could neither confirm nor deny whether the agency had begun an investigation into possible indecency. The Aug. 13 tape-delayed broadcast featured a pregnant woman and a man and a woman performing interpretative dances around the history of Athens and Greece. According to photographs on the Athens 2004 Web site, the ceremony also included statues of naked men, though it wasn't clear whether those were broadcast.
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