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for three programs on San Juan's WKAQ-TV in 2001 Clear Channel was fined for objectionable segments of "Bubba the Love Sponge" aired on its stations in four Florida cities: Callahan, Clearwater, Port Charlotte and West Palm Beach , and the panel's top Democrat, John Dingell of Michigan, are co-sponsors They took notice of the issue after the FCC's enforcement bureau declined to fine NBC for airing an expletive uttered by rock star Bono during the Golden Globe Awards show last year Two House Republicans have introduced legislation to ban broadcasters from airing eight specific words or phrases, including the word uttered by Bono But even Powell's fellow commissioners said they could do more The bill lists the words, reminiscent of comedian George Carlin's comedy routine about the seven words that couldn't be said on the public airwaves " Meanwhile, the commission on Tuesday sought to answer critics who say the FCC isn't doing enough to clean up the airwaves The performers appeared on the TV show wearing only capes And Commissioners Kevin Martin and Jonathan Adelstein said the FCC should fine broadcasters $27,500 per utterance rather than per program The company has 30 days to pay the fine or appeal Upton said he hoped to have the bill reach the House floor before spring House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Billy Tauzin, R-La The largest cumulative fine for indecency was $1 The FCC is deciding whether to overrule the bureau FCC Chairman Michael Powell asked Congress earlier this month to boost the fines tenfold, and Rep Fred Upton, R-Mich 4, 2002 Support is increasing for legislation to raise from $27,500 to $275,000 the maximum fine per incident that the FCC can levy against broadcasters for indecent programming During it, a performer from a theatrical show titled "Puppetry of the Penis" briefly exposed himself "None of us defend or encourage indecent content it's simply not part of our corporate culture gov Powell said that the current commission has proposed fining broadcasters almost twice as much as the previous two commissions combined The Carlin broadcast led to a 1978 Supreme Court decision upholding the FCC's right to regulate indecent programming Clear Channel faces an additional $40,000 fine because of record-keeping violations at the stations "It proves the point that the fine under today's law just isn't enough The only other fine for indecent programming on television was the $21,000 leveled against Telemundo of Puerto Rico License Corp Commissioner Michael Copps dissented from the Clear Channel decision, saying the FCC should move to take away the company's licenses instead of levying fines â€â€?â€â€?â€â€? On the Net: House Energy and Commerce Committee: http://energycommerce "We should not be giving a broadcaster who violates our indecency rule at the beginning of a program a 'free pass' for the next two hours," Martin said " The fine against Young Broadcasting of San Francisco was for the KRON morning TV program on Oct "This commission's indecency enforcement has dwarfed its predecessors," he said Lawmakers on the House Energy and Commerce telecommunications subcommittee planned a hearing Wednesday on indecency standards The fine proposed Tuesday would be the single largest ever for indecency In response, Clear Channel called for an industry task force to develop indecency standards for radio, television, cable and satellite networks house The Federal Communications Commission, whose chairman recently urged that penalties be increased for indecent programming, said four Clear Channel stations â€â€? all in Florida â€â€? aired various episodes of "Bubba the Love Sponge" a total of 26 times FCC Proposes Record Fine for Indecency Jan 28, 8:54 AM EST With Congress playing close attention, federal regulators are proposing a record $755,000 fine against the nation's largest radio chain for airing a sexually explicit radio show gov Federal Communications Commission: http://www "A number of these stations are repeat violators," Upton said for airing a man exposing himself on its "KRON 4 Morning News" show Clear Channel also was fined $40,000 because of record-keeping violations at the stations , chairman of the House telecommunications panel, quickly introduced legislation to do so 7 million paid by Infinity Broadcasting in 1995 for various violations by radio host Howard Stern The Senate Commerce Committee last year included a similar increase in fines in its legislation renewing the FCC "We work hard every day to entertain, not offend our listeners," said John Hogan, head of Clear Channel Radio fcc Also on Tuesday, the FCC proposed a $27,500 fine against Young Broadcasting of San Francisco Inc com/i/100/mo/matrixreloaded_kreeves2_100 net/adj/N3349 doubleclick But, and we say this with love, sci-fi fans often deserve the reputation aspx?c=307184 class="art">Geena Davis, but he isn't smart enough to keep his equipment free of household pests com/i/100/mo/terminator2_dvd_100x100 com/movies/netcal/default aspx?m=170388 class="art">Alien</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> "Oh, thank goodness the acid-blooded crab thing fell off my face aspx?m=85986 class="art">Jurassic Park" character were there, he would have said, "Don't be an idiot," and the movie would have been over But dumb turns to laugh-out-loud ludicrous when Will conquers the aliens with a floppy disk, in an absurd homage to "=/movies/movie msn "=/movies/movie <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> "Contact" was (finally) the insightful and thought provoking sci-fi movie fans had waited more than a decade for (with all due respect to "=/movies/movie aspx?m=141279 class="art"><STRONG>Terminator 2: Judgement Day</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> There were at least 50 smarter, easier alternatives to whacking Sarah Conner and her unborn son other than sending back the hit-machine to the land of big hair <STRONG>Velociraptors come off like geniuses </STRONG>"=/movies/movie net/ad/N3349 The only thing better would have been if =/celebs/celeb  Did anything in "=/movies/movie This is what science is all about jpg" align=left border=0><STRONG>Skynet sends a new and improved Terminator</STRONG> "=/movies/movie aspx?m=170388 class="art">Alien" was in 1979 aspx?m=85986 class="art"><STRONG>Jurassic Park</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> Jaws was a thoughtless eating machine and scared the swim trunks off of us, so why did we need dinosaurs fresh from the debate club? The book read perfectly well with the dinosaurs just being very, very hungry 1" SRC="http://ad aspx?m=8867 class="art">Independence Day" had already lost all credibility when =/celebs/celeb  </td></tr></table></td><td valign="Top"><table class="adtbl" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" style="width:300px;border-collapse:collapse;"><tr><td><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" style="width:300px;border-collapse:collapse;"><tr><td align="Right" style="color:gray;font-size:7pt;">advertisement</td></tr><tr><td><!--BeginAd(ENT9AM,MediumShowcase)--><iframe SRC="http://ad Don't look for B-movies or classics here jpg" align=left border=0><STRONG>John Hurt feels better, so opts for breakfast</STRONG> "<STRONG>=/movies/movie Watch a guy turn into an oyster msn  So why then do the Agents decide that shotguns and kung-fu are the best way to take out Neo? If the Matrix is such a savvy computer, wouldn't, "Neo is in New Jersey, good-bye New Jersey!" be a pretty obvious solution? <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> Most sci-fi fans had read William Gibson's "Neuromancer" many years earlier, and "The Matrix" finally helped visualize what the hell was happening in that book aspx?m=27844 class="art">The Empire Strikes Back" might indeed be cooler than the original And most fans removed their Vulcan ears in honor of =/celebs/celeb So, this list is dedicated to the sci-fi fan aspx?m=52753 class="art">Species") aspx%3fnews%3d163891&subject=MSN Entertainment - News - 10 Dumb Moments in Sci-Fi Cinema&title=Email+This+Page&type=page" class="vl">Email This Page</td></tr></table></td></tr><tr><td><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" style="border-collapse:collapse;padding-top:20px;padding-left:15px;"><tr><td><span id="ctrlRateNews_163891" style="visibility:hidden"><input type="hidden" name="rating" value="-1"/><table class="r-outer" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td><table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td valign="top"><table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td><img id="ctrlRateNews_163891_RTI" src="http://entimg aspx?c=43640 class="art">Will Smith climbed into an alien spacecraft and after a few moments, figured out how to fly the thing " Part of loving sci-fi is recognizing moments that only other sci-fi fans will recognize <STRONG>Superman turns back time </STRONG>"=/movies/movie msn And to be clear, this has nothing to do with one's ability to enjoy a movie aspx?m=132612 class="art">The Terminator" the first time around msn net/jump/N3349 Sure, the genre gets respect, not to mention box office yield, but the poor innocent fans are still depicted as lifeless, dateless, and wearing Vulcan ears Did it kick ass? Yes <STRONG>The aliens need "Signs" </STRONG>"=/movies/movie And after screwing up the first time, why would they try again after Sarah has had years to train both herself and her military mastermind child? How about sending a good old T-1000 back to Sarah's great, great, great grandmother's house around 1880? What would Kyle have used to fight? A musket? <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> The relentless pursuer is a suspense theme predating the written word, and for good reason This is where the blockbusters went wrong This one is just too dumb msn <STRONG>Will Smith uploads a virus to save the world </STRONG>"=/movies/movie msn/B1394462 That scene alone could be the reason we paid to see four more com/i/rt_str-e aspx?m=62623 class="art">Star Wars" fans realized that "=/movies/movie com/i/rt_str-e aspx?m=512657 class="art"><STRONG>The Matrix</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> Anything that happens to you in the Matrix happens to you for real, right? Thus verifying the theory that if you die in your dream, you're really dead <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> You'd be challenged to find a single person from the "=/movies/movie gif" alt="" height="15" width="16" border="0"><img id="ctrlRateNews_163891_RTS3" class="ib" onMouseOver="RMOv(this);" onFocus=RMOv(this); onMouseOut="RMOt(this);" onClick="ROC(this);" onKeyPress="ROC(this)" tabIndex=0 pid="ctrlRateNews_163891" src="http://entimg <IMG alt="Matrix Reloaded" src="http://entimg But honestly, that's not the dumbest part <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> Because we like absurd homages to "War of the Worlds It's our stab at the 10 incredibly dumb things that occurred in otherwise really successful sci-fi movies in recent times jpg" align=left border=0><STRONG>Imperial walkers attack the rebels "</STRONG>=/movies/movie " Life from distant galaxies intelligent enough to capture our rays, translate them, then dramatically send us the blueprints for a wormhole machine, somehow found it necessary to put those blueprints on a flattened piece of origami Brundle tries out his fly machine </STRONG>"=/movies/movie aspx?m=141279 class="art">T2" felt like high-budget vindication for all of us who actually saw and enjoyed "=/movies/movie <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> As every sci-fi fan can tell you, "I want to believe There should be more movies like this msn com/i/100/mo/alien_jhurt_100x100 If Superman can turn back time, why not turn it back a few years, find Lex Luthor, and break a few fingers? Instead, Superman turns back the clock just enough to save Lois from a not-so-shallow grave <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> Seeing the walkers come into focus in the rebel binoculars was the moment when "=/movies/movie 23;sz=300x250;code=98303;ord=23724?" width="300" height="250" MARGINWIDTH="0" MARGINHEIGHT="0" HSPACE="0" VSPACE="0" FRAMEBORDER="0" SCROLLING="no" BORDERCOLOR="#000000"><script language="JavaScript1 aspx?m=503320 class="art">The Fifth Element" make sense? No msn/B1394462 com/i/rt_str-e 23;abr=!ie4;abr=!ie5;sz=300x250;code=98303;ord=23724?" target="_blank"><img SRC="http://ad aspx?m=375 class="art"><STRONG>Signs</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> So many sci-fi fans have heard this one that it's almost bad form to mention it, but the blunder is pretty simple: Aliens navigate the vastness of space and find life on a puny planet aspx?m=8867 class="art"><STRONG>Independence Day</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> "=/movies/movie com/i/100/mo/starwars_imperialwalkers_10 msn " Will should have just stuffed a peanut butter sandwich into the disk drive com/i/rt_str-e doubleclick aspx?netcal=1006">Summer Movie Guide</td></tr></table></td></tr></table></td></tr><tr><td class="bg5_2"> </td></tr></table></td></tr></table></td></tr><tr><td><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" style="width:180px;border-collapse:collapse;padding-top:20px;padding-left:15px;"><tr><td>="/email/?url=http%3a%2f%2fentertainment  It would have had the same odds of working com/i/100/mo/fly_jgoldblum_100x100 <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> "=/movies/movie jpg" align=left border=0><STRONG>Dr msn gif" alt="" height="15" width="16" border="0"></td></tr><tr><td style="padding-top: 3px"><span id="ctrlRateNews_163891_RT2" class="r-cap1"> net/adi/N3349 If ever a huge planet destroying technology was the appropriate choice, this was it msn Watch a guy turn into a lobster msn The raptors, despite having acorn-sized brains, seemed to have no problem navigating a vast building they'd never been in before in order to corral Sam, Laura and the kids in the lobby <STRONG>Jodie Foster and company pass the alien MENSA test </STRONG>"=/movies/movie aspx?m=68315 class="art">Land of the Lost" generation who didn't love some part of "Jurassic Park <IMG alt="The Fly" src="http://entimg The only thing that made sense about the scenario is that the aliens wanted to eat =/celebs/celeb aspx?m=27844 class="art"><STRONG>The Empire Strikes Back</STRONG><STRONG>"</STRONG> <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> So, the same company that brings you the dark side of the force and the death star decides that tall, slow, off balance elephant thingies with laser beam-shooting tusks are the best way to ferret out the rebels from their underground fortress? Darth Vader may have been a patsy, but we all know he wasn't that stupid <STRONG>Why we don't care:</STRONG> A hundred space horror movies later, including three more "=/movies/movie doubleclick msn/B1394462 aspx?m=77050 class="art"><STRONG>The Fly</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> =/celebs/celeb  Then it turns out they need cornfields on that puny planet to point them to fresh meat msn The dumbest part is that he rationalizes ever stepping into the thing msn/B1394462 Once people overhear some pale guy with wizard hair explaining how a light saber simply isn't possible, as the exposed plasma from the device would irradiate every living organism with a 5-kilometer radius, what are people supposed to think? "Sexy?" Yet, part of being a sci-fi fan is being its harshest critic, and so we can't help ourselves Maybe the T-Rex came in and ate them just for their severe lack of credibility 23;abr=!ie4;abr=!ie5;sz=300x250;code=98303;ord=23724?" 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Despite a ship full of highly-intelligent technical and science people, the crew of the Nostromo decides not to quarantine their alien-toting buddy long enough to make sure there were no problems along the lines of, say, stomach erupting alien babies com/movies/netcal/?netcal=251">Read movie reviews</td></tr><tr><td class="tb5" valign="Top"><a class="vl6" href="http://entertainment aspx?m=137920 class="art">War of the Worlds aspx?m=140758 class="art">Contact <IMG alt="Empire Stikes Back" src="http://entimg msn gif" alt="" height="15" width="16" border="0"><img id="ctrlRateNews_163891_RTS2" class="ib" onMouseOver="RMOv(this);" onFocus=RMOv(this); onMouseOut="RMOt(this);" onClick="ROC(this);" onKeyPress="ROC(this)" tabIndex=0 pid="ctrlRateNews_163891" src="http://entimg aspx?m=103011 class="art">Alien" flicks, a lot don't remember how terrifying "=/movies/movie msn com%2fmovies%2farticle aspx?c=193267 class="art">Carl Sagan while watching it aspx?m=77050 class="art">The Fly" was a movie with the world's easiest gimmick: Watch a guy turn into a fly aspx?c=307727 class="art">Jeff Goldblum's character is smart enough to defy physics and biology in every conceivable way, including appearing attractive to =/celebs/celeb aspx?m=128393 class="art"><STRONG>Superman: The Movie</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> This is the classic problem with any time travel plot " And besides, it was nice to see the computer generated image technology put to use in a ways other than aliens and terminators msn aspx?m=140758 class="art"><STRONG>Contact</STRONG>" <STRONG>Why it's so dumb:</STRONG> Intelligent creatures from across the universe go to great lengths to let humanity know they exist in an otherwise great movie called "=/movies/movie |
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