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Q: Is the Simpsons banned in China?

... because they're all yellow.

12 years 41 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

 
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Funny... I would imagine so as there is a lot of political undertones in the show... But they are yellow as you mentioned... Tongue

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crap.. no family guy either ???

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Family guy have joked about China but never criticised it from my knowledge.

I know of a Simpsons episode that made a critical reference.

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They were banned in 2006.  What a shame.
The lessons and values learned from this show are priceless...so sad that the Chinese must go without.

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In fact, upon watching older episodes of the Simpsons I can see it is very Christian orientated.

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