The F**k word in Star Trek

[Tuskin38]

and her 'sheer fucking hubris' comment is so ridiculously artificial and over-the-top

Felt natural to me.

 

[Turtletrekker]

Felt natural to me.

Agreed. It was also well deserved and long overdue.

 

[Timofnine]

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I’m more concerned about the use of the word bi*tch in Star Trek, personally…

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[Dukhat]

Felt natural to me.

You’re entitled to your opinion.

 

[DarrenTR1970]

A mild tangent, here's a great B-flick review that is pointed out a few times that it's rated G (and from 1968, woohoo!)...

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Seriously, you'll be laughing your socks off over what rated "G" allowed back then. "G" for "Gore", obviously... and probabably some D&H pure pottymouth too... Then again, now we should petition (or not!) that we go back and time and get TWOK reduced to "G"... or, definitely not... fresh out of time machines... if we're not, I'll remember to edit this post in the future to remove this comment, so if you're still reading it then I apologize for not having had the time to get one yet...

Four of the five original POTA movies were rated "G" as well. And you got to see Charlton Heston's naked ass in the first one.

 

[TheAdmiralty]

Yep. Two officers got turned inside out and died as piles of inverted flesh on a transporter platform. For a G-rated film in 1979 that was pretty macabre.

If I recall the new cut got re rated PG due to "a more intense sound mix". MPAA is weird.