Jan 30, 2025
The stars of the Tony-winning Broadway production are heading back to London.
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Also kind of wack how Belinda pointed out in her first episode that the Doctor is dangerous, because he has so much power over the lives of the people he meets. And Belinda is hesitant to trust him because of it, since even though his intentions might be genuine and righteous, he still has the ability to bend things to his will without people even knowing and realising.
And then her season ends with the Doctor using his power to change her life through the ability to bend things to his will without her even knowing.
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Klaine, me, 2025, Mario Paint (SNES on NSO+)
Watched the Next to Normal proshot and yeah, American TV is really stingy when it comes to swear words. It's kind of funny, given the heavy topics in this show. We can discuss how Diana's tried to commit suicide while a pile of blood appears on stage, but we can't say "hell".
Anyway, here's all the changes that I noticed:
"Because you're a total loser" in the prologue, instead of "Because you're a little twat." I don't know if they just changed the line, or if this is because of the profanity filter.
"My son's a little brat" instead of "My son's a little shit" in Just Another Day.
"If they say we're not, then screw them!" instead of "If they say we're not, then fuck them!" in Just Another Day.
"Flat freaking crazy. Mental I hear" instead of "Flat fucking crazy. Batshit I hear" in Everything Else. An iconic line, you will be missed. I miss so many of these moments.
"And it means that you're gone. So you're done with this school, and get to move on" instead of "And your early admit. So you're done with this school, and all of this shit!" in Everything Else.
Natalie calling herself "one screw-up from disaster" instead of "one fuck-up from disaster" when she tries to reject Henry.
"This is one messed up seduction" instead of "This is one fucked up seduction" in Perfect For You.
"I can't fix what's messed up" instead of "I can't fix what's fucked up" in Perfect For You.
"Good. Really good" instead of "Good. Fucking good" in Gonna Be Good. I also miss this one, since it seems like it got added for the UK version.
"This is bull. Screw this!" instead of "This is fucked. Fuck this!" when Natalie runs to her room.
"What the heck" instead of "What the hell" when Natalie first takes the drugs.
And of course, the "URGH" instead of "FUCK" during the piano recital. If they had a PG-13 rating (not sure if so), then they could've kept one fuck, right? This one should've been the one.
"That seems very messed up" instead of "That seems very... fucked" when Dan hears about ECT.
"Dad, that's bull. That's bull!" instead of "Dad, that's bullshit! Fuck this!" when Natalie hears about the ECT.
And another one that will be surely missed. "I couldn't give a flying fig what's normal!" is nothing compared to "I couldn't give a flying fuck what's normal!" Fig? Really?
"This stings!" instead of "This sucks!" in Better Than Before.
"Your life has kind of stunk I think" instead of "Your life has kind of sucked I think" in Better Than Before. I actually didn't know suck is also a forbidden word in the USA. I knew about shit, fuck, hell and sometimes damn (we'll get to that), but suck?
"How messed up I can be" instead of "How fucked up I can be" in Hey #1.
"Where the stupid pieces go" instead of "Where the fucking pieces go" in You Don't Know (reprise). I expected another freaking, but we got stupid!
"Day after freaking day" instead of "Day after fucking day" in Why Stay. Welcome back, freaking!
I actually don't know if this is a line change, or a profanity filter. When Gabe comes back, Dan yells "You're kidding", whereas I am used to "Goddamnit!" And sometimes I hear that damn also gets censored, to something like darn or dang. But they kept a damn in the show (can't quickly recall where) and I also couldn't really hear what Natalie said when she realises her parents aren't at the recital, and she usually says "Goddamnit" there as well. I would've assumed this "You're kidding" were a profanity filter if it hadn't been for the other damn.
"Throwing crap down the stairs" instead of "Throwing shit down the stairs" in Hey #3/Perfect For You (reprise).
"Messed up is perfect" instead of "Fucked up is perfect" in Hey #3/Perfect For You (reprise).
There might be more, but these are the ones I noted down while watching.