Viewers of a benign segment on Thursday morning's Today show about playwright Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues were treated to a not-so-lovely naughty word blurted out by the ever-controversial actress Jane Fonda. She was actually just saying the title of a monologue that she was asked to perform (it's a four-letter word that begins with C and ends in T), but nonetheless, the stunned look on host Meredith Vieira's face said that her earpiece was probably on fire with a gaggle of screaming producers.

After a commercial break, Vieira apologized to Today viewers for the inappropriate language that may have offended them.

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As long as she wasn't calling Tina Turner THE QUEEN, what's the problem? :lol:

Big whooping deal ...you hear worse than that in an elementary school yard, these days :lol:

first Diane Keaton, now Jane Fonda. What is it with aging veteran actresses slipping out dirty words? :lol:

There's class for you. Wonder if she's going senile or what, because that's just insane. That's one word not fit for morning tv.