Leia Fee wrote:
Nico said...
I'm even loath to have Vila use 'sod' or 'bastard' (which I have done) as it was never in the series.
Not on a pre-watershed programme, nope. ;-)
Um, that's when swearing was allowed on TV at a guess? Am I right?
I can hear Vila saying something on the lines of 'oh sod it' though.
So can I!
I think he's have to be quite worked up to use bastard.
Oh I don't know, depends on how he says it. He could say in a resigned way "You really are a bastard, Avon." And he could think it.
And there are a number of the crew he's got plenty of ( err *non* slash) reasons to call a 'daft bugger' or similar as 'bugger' is regularly used by most Brits without any of it's literal meaning attached.
I did have him say "Oh, bugger!" but changed it because it just didn't sound right.
Hey, maybe a lot of rude words were proscribed in the Federation (a la Singapore) and you got shipped to a penal colony for use of crude language to a Fed citizen! Just kidding.
Nico
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Nico wrote...
Not on a pre-watershed programme, nope. ;-) Um, that's when swearing was allowed on TV at a guess? Am I right?
Watershed is 9PM here. (I have not the first clue why then or why it's called that though) There's a certain level of swearing and violence and sex that's not allowed to be shown before then.
I can hear Vila saying something on the lines of 'oh sod it' though.
So can I!
Oh I don't know, depends on how he says it. He could say in a resigned way "You really are a bastard, Avon." And he could think it.
Yeah I can see that.
I did have him say "Oh, bugger!" but changed it because it just didn't sound right.
Ah the correct use of the word bugger is obviously a uniquely British skill ;-)
Hey, maybe a lot of rude words were proscribed in the Federation (a la Singapore) and you got shipped to a penal colony for use of crude language to a Fed citizen! Just kidding.
;-)
Leia