Her civil disobedience aired live and uncensored on the East Coast, but was subsequently edited for the ears of sensitive viewers on the West Coast.
Leaders of the free speech movement have applauded Slate's act of defiance, even though many are calling the incident "an accident", due to the comedy sketch's frequent use of the common F-word substitute, "freaking" (or "frickin'", if you prefer).
No word on whether Ms. Slate will be lambasted publicly or privately for this incident, but most agree that it is a step in the right direction for those who believe that boundaries should not exist on our public televisions.
More on this, as it develops.
Soure: THR: The Live Feed - New 'SNL' hire says f-word during live show (video)
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