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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*The BBC has given rise to many fictional pastiches, including [[BBS News]] and the [[Cybertronian Broadcasting Company|CBC]]. | *The BBC has given rise to many fictional pastiches, including [[BBS News]] and the [[Cybertronian Broadcasting Company|CBC]]. | ||
*The BBC holds linear broadcasting rights to ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|Transformers: EarthSpark]]'', something which became controversial when they censored the discussion of nonbinary people in "[[Home, Part 1]]". | *The BBC holds linear broadcasting rights to ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|Transformers: EarthSpark]]'', something which became controversial when they censored the discussion of nonbinary people in "[[Home, Part 1]]". In an email, the corporation defended themselves, saying the scene was cut "because it didn’t provide the accuracy of language we need for our young audience, specifically a definition of the meaning of ‘non-binary’ which was given by one of the characters. We left in [other] dialogue [in the show] where characters discuss their pronouns which makes clear that they don’t identify themselves according to binary gender beliefs." | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 13:07, 9 July 2024
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is the state-owned media corporation of the United Kingdom, with a globally-renowned news service, BBC News.
Fiction
The Last Knight film
When Cybertron approached Earth, Izabella watched several news broadcasts about global panic, with BBC News reporting "Fear in the streets". The Last Knight
Notes
- The BBC has given rise to many fictional pastiches, including BBS News and the CBC.
- The BBC holds linear broadcasting rights to Transformers: EarthSpark, something which became controversial when they censored the discussion of nonbinary people in "Home, Part 1". In an email, the corporation defended themselves, saying the scene was cut "because it didn’t provide the accuracy of language we need for our young audience, specifically a definition of the meaning of ‘non-binary’ which was given by one of the characters. We left in [other] dialogue [in the show] where characters discuss their pronouns which makes clear that they don’t identify themselves according to binary gender beliefs."
External links
- Official website
- [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}BBC|{{#if:||BBC}}]] at Wikipedia