Analogous to that, in Germany don't beep out any swearwords on television, which is why American celebrities appearing on TV here swear vedammt oft. For example this eminem interview

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x98y4u_eminem-interview-on-...

It's at 2:30 where he talks about it. And swears a "little".

That brightened my day considerably.

When I watch Misfits (UK show) they say some things that I never hear on American shows. It only happens on shows that are after the watershed[1] though. Before then I don't know which parts are censored.

It always amuses me a little how Americans seem to be more strict than the Europeans for media censoring.

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watershed_(television)

Yes. And nobody flinched much when this happened in France, and a few decades ago at that:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uxAofXJCh8

Until someone mentions Nazis, that is.

Since this has been downvoted, allow me to explain. The parent to my previous comment implies that Europeans are more tolerant of swearing than Americans, but they (or at least their governments) verge on paranoia when it comes to any mention of Hitler or the Third Reich.

No, there's nothing against mentioning Hitler or the Third Reich. As it's well known in the Web, full movies about Hitler and the Third Reich have been made even in Germany, and they weren't banned or its producers arrested.