http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fnN7_m9z7g

Diane Keaton dropped the F-Bomb on Good Morning America! And they didn't even bleep it.

Keaton was being interviewed by Diane Sawyer, presumably about her new movie Mad Money. Sawyer is about to pose a question when Diane Keaton stops and compliments her on her lips. Keaton laments that she doesn't have such nice lips cause if she did, she wouldn't have to work so damn hard on her "f*cking personality."

Didn't she get censored after winning the Golden Globe a couple of years ago? My grandmother, if she were still alive, would probably want to wash her mouth out with soap!! :lol: Didn't they get any viewer complaints??

Guess she won't be on there again anytime soon. :lol:

I'm surprised they didn't have a 5 second delay thing though.

Man, she is such a ditz.

I wonder if the FCC is going to fine her and Good Morning America?

I love how the FCC and the sort gets so morally uptight over cuss words. You hear cussing on cable all the time and nobody gets hurt over it. The Sopranos won tons and tons of Emmys and that word was used every single episode.

I love how the local channels edit reruns over the stupidest words. I was watching a rerun of Amen when the minister called Sherman Hemsley's character a "jackass". They muted that word - it's not a swear word used in that context! :rolleyes: Even the mildest cuss words - like when I watched Good Times on that same station and they muted Florida's famous words after smashing that punch bowl (GT fans will know what I mean). Then, in the evening, they'll air CURRENT shows and don't mute the language. I never have been able to understand that. Oh well. :lol:

Even the mildest cuss words - like when I watched Good Times on that same station and they muted Florida's famous words after smashing that punch bowl (GT fans will know what I mean).
That is just so wrong.

This reminds me why I'm glad that Pax is no longer. Can you imagine Mama's Family on that channel with Mama's hell's and damn's bleeped out?

That is just so wrong.

This reminds me why I'm glad that Pax is no longer. Can you imagine Mama's Family on that channel with Mama's hell's and damn's bleeped out?
They wouldn't have an episode left to show!!! :eek:

^ didn't Mad TV or SNL or one of those shows have a spoof of what The Sopranos would look like on PAX? :rofl:

I'm no prude, but this just isn't cool. I don't want to hear the F word during the day on Network tv. I'm sure parents don't want their kids hearing it either. The difference between this and swearing on cable shows (Sopranos, Sex And The City, etc), is that people expect it, they tune in for it, they pay for it.

I could possibly understand if Keaton was having a heated debate or talking about something that really mattered to her, like the war, the Federal Deficit, lack of funding for cancer research. That wasn't the case here. She interrupts Diane Sawyer to compliment her on her lips, and says if she had nice lips she wouldn't have to work so hard on her f-ing personality.

It's not your lips, Diane. For starters, don't drop the F word on a sunny morning show. She might want to consider laying off the Kahlua in her coffee too, because she seemed buzzed to me. Then again, she's always acted goofy. I expected her to start couch jumping. Didn't she recently say that Cruise's wife, is the next Audrey Hepburn, lol. Keaton will really be swearing once she reads the horrible reviews of her movie, Mad Money. I think half of Hollywood is nuts. :crazy:

^ ONLY half?? :rofl:

^ didn't Mad TV or SNL or one of those shows have a spoof of what The Sopranos would look like on PAX? :rofl:
I don't know, but it sounds like a riot. :rofl:

From what I read about Keaton through others she's been known to give off bad vibes and run her mouth so this kinda proves it. I guess some women don't age like fine wine with time. LMAO. I had a teacher like this last semester in college. She was her in 50s and I swear to God every class meeting she was cursing about something. Luckily the class loved her though and it wasn't a big deal and we were adults anyways.

Diane Sawyer's reaction is priceless! :lol: