Porn clip interrupts Super Bowl broadcast
Last week, I live blogged the Wing Bowl while sitting in a booth at the Wachovia Center with the "Pink Vodka Girls." This week, I am writing about a porn clip interrupting the Super Bowl broadcast for some viewers in Arizona. I'm not sure when we took this turn here on Moving the Chains, and I'm not sure I like it, but here goes anyway... The story goes like this. Comcast viewers in Tucson, Ariz., who were watching on KVOA TV, were celebrating Larry Fitzgerald's 64-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter one minute, and were watching a 10-second porn clip the next. According to the Associated Press, the interruption occurred only on TVs that were not watching the high definition feed. "KVOA will continue to investigate what happened to our clean signal and make sure our viewers get answers," KVOA president and general manager Gary Nielsen said in a statement to the AP. One viewer, Joel Hilander, told the AP that he was watching the game with his kids when the interruption took place. "I couldn't believe it. And I couldn't believe that my children were watching it either," Hilander said. So there you have it. If you're wondering what I thought about the actual football aspects of what turned out to be a great game, click here for my 10 observations. And back to PG-rated material with my next post. I promise.
Porn clip interrupts Super Bowl broadcast
Sheil Kapadia, Philly.com
Last week, I live blogged the Wing Bowl while sitting in a booth at the Wachovia Center with the "Pink Vodka Girls."This week, I am writing about a porn clip interrupting the Super Bowl broadcast for some viewers in Arizona.
I'm not sure when we took this turn here on Moving the Chains, and I'm not sure I like it, but here goes anyway...
The story goes like this. Comcast viewers in Tucson, Ariz., who were watching on KVOA TV, were celebrating Larry Fitzgerald's 64-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter one minute, and were watching a 10-second porn clip the next.
According to the Associated Press, the interruption occurred only on TVs that were not watching the high definition feed.
"KVOA will continue to investigate what happened to our clean signal and make sure our viewers get answers," KVOA president and general manager Gary Nielsen said in a statement to the AP.
One viewer, Joel Hilander, told the AP that he was watching the game with his kids when the interruption took place.
"I couldn't believe it. And I couldn't believe that my children were watching it either," Hilander said.
So there you have it.
If you're wondering what I thought about the actual football aspects of what turned out to be a great game, click here for my 10 observations.
And back to PG-rated material with my next post. I promise.
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It was Donovan's fault.— EL Zorro- It was the owner, general manager, and coach's fault.— Gino D.
- Was it nubile, teenage, trans denominational, goth, party girls with a penchant for Mormon teaching? I usually complain when someone interrupts my pron with football.— phan in TN
- OH THE HUMANITY!— johnnysanz3
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- I thought you were referring to one of the commercials.— mikemaddog
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