History ClusterFBomb / LiveActionTv

* This is often used in ''Series/[[Pizza]]'', the most notably is Lifesaver Les from Beach Pizza.

* On ''Series/{{Friends}}'', Phoebe, the resident [[TheDitz ditz]] had bought Chandler and Monica a Ms. PacMan machine as a wedding gift. Chandler proceeds to own the shit out of it, replacing every highscore with dirty words ''that spelled longer dirtier words if you read them from top to bottom to boot''. Monica gets ''very'' upset, considering her nephew Ben is coming to visit. Phoebe, who was the previous highscore keeper, goes on to attempt to defeat the scores to clear the scoreboard. She nearly gets there... and loses right as Ross and Ben come trough the door. Phoebe starts a cascade of swearing, [[CurseCutShort but we don't get to hear it]] -- [[LudwigVanBeethoven Beethoven's]] Ninth plays over it.

* A version of this trope appeared in ''TheYoungOnes''...

*** Like Kitchen Nightmares, Hell's Kitchen has a bleep-o-fucking-meter at TelevisionWithoutPity...two, actually: one for Gordon, and one for the contestants. At least, it used to. It was eventually dropped.

* Speaking of Gordon Ramsay, ''HellsKitchen'' is also well-known for its language, as evident [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrcBCsjCixY here]].

* ''FatherTed'': In the episode "And God Created Woman", Mrs Doyle comments on all the bad language a novelist uses in her books by referencing expletives and graphic descriptions she remembers from it. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLTnacYvvg4 She gets a little carried away]].

* ''SlingsAndArrows'' has moments of this, notably when stage manager Maria delivers a drunken, profanity-ridden rant about actors (ending "Well, fuck you all! Fuck off, you fuckers!")

* [=TruTV=]'s shows, especially OperationRepo, contain at ''least'' one swearword.

* ''Series/WhereInTheWorldIsCarmenSandiego'' took this as far as any Creator/PBSKids program was willing to dare in some early episodes whenever Rockapella had to sing "Zombie Jamboree" as filler. Specifically, if the program ran too short, kids could expect to hear the phrase "I don't give a damn" being sung several times in the span of a few minutes.

* ''Series//WhereInTheWorldIsCarmenSandiego'' took this as far as any Creator/PBSKids program was willing to dare in some early episodes whenever Rockapella had to sing "Zombie Jamboree" as filler. Specifically, if the program ran too short, kids could expect to hear the phrase "I don't give a damn" being sung several times in the span of a few minutes.

** ''Series/{{Deadwood}}'' is a particularly strange example, as it features characters using modern obscenities in a setting where "God damn it to Hell" was still shockingly profane. The producers were well aware of this and decided to use anachronistic dialogue anyway, reasoning that historically-accurate dialogue [[ViewersAreMorons would sound]] [[GoshDangitToHeck too tame]]. After all, the real Deadwood was home to many a miner, and they weren't known for their restraint as far as language, so the count of curse words ''are'' accurate... from a certain point of view. In the words of Geoffrey Nunberg: "If you have your characters use historically accurate swearwords, they're apt to sound no more offensive than [[CurseOfTheAncients your grandmother in a mild snit.]]"

* ''Series/TheSmokingGunPresentsWorldsDumbest'' Brawlers has a 2-year-old named Anthony who repeatedly uses the word 'fuck' correctly. He also squirt {{Pistol Whip}}s a cousin('s shoe), making him resemble a toddler version of Joe Pesci's character from ''Film/{{Casino}}''.

-->'''Crow''': Hi! I'm Crow T. Robot and I'm here to tell you that Mike Nelson is innocent. Mike Nelson is two hundred percent ''[bleep]''ing not guilty. And if you ''[bleep]''s don't ''[bleep]'' find him innocent, then you can just ''[bleep]''ing kiss my fat ''[bleep]''ing ''[bleep]''. And that ''[bleep]''ing goes for your bull''[bleep]'' court system, too! Mike, I'm so ''[bleep]''ing sorry I couldn't ''[bleep]''ing be there for this ''[bleep]''ing ''[bleep]''y really bogus trial, man. But let me ''[bleep]'' tell ya something, Nelson. If I was there, I'd ''[bleep]''ing kick everyone's fat stupid ''[bleep]''ing behinds and then cram it up their ''[bleep]''ing ''[bleep]''. Anyway, Mike, buddy, I hope this ''[bleep]'' helps. Take care, Mike.

*** Fuck me, you mean to say you mention that fucking episode, but not the one with the chef who has TourettesShitcockSyndrome? ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTmHS-T5dLA Tag team]]'' ClusterFBomb.

* The original series of ''Series/{{Being Human}}'' got some stunners in, but the series four finale managed to give us Annie's most epic line in the shows history.

* PlayedForLaughs in the Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 episode, AgentForHARM, when [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GR3UDmnTYFs&t=1m13s Crow tries to help Mike by being a character witness]] in his trial for [[MikEnelsonDestroyerOfWorlds blowing up a few planets on accident.]]

* ''Series/TheSmokingGunPresentsWorldsDumbest'' Brawlers has a 2-year-old named Anthony who repeatedly uses the word 'fuck' correctly. He also squirt {{Pistol Whip}}s a cousin('s shoe), making him resemble a toddler version of Joe Pesci's character from {{Casino}}.

* TheChaser succinctly describes the 2010 Australian federal election [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dV-inAzEleE in song]].

* ''[[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined Battlestar]]'' [[UnusualEuphemism Frakking]] ''[[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined Galactica]]''.

* The ''Series/SuiteLifeOnDeck'' episode "Snakes on a Boat" gives us a particularly funny one from Moseby (although you can't hear him over the boat horns. This is a kids show, after all.)
** I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF THESE (hoooonk) SNAKES ON MY (hoooooooooonk) BOAT!!!!!!

* ''Series/TheThickOfIt'' may be the sweariest sitcom ever made. One of the show's writers, Ian Martin, is unofficially known as the writing team's "Swearing Consultant". Peter Capaldi's (yes, ''[[Series/DoctorWho that]]'' Peter Capaldi) character Malcolm Tucker is the best known for swearing, but all the characters drop Cluster F Bombs continually. In one famous scene, Tucker answers a knock at the door with "Come the fuck in or fuck the fuck off." Malcolm must be the only character capable of getting an extra "fuck" into "fuck off"

*** The show also subverts the trope with the character Omar, who despite being a total badass who walks around in a duster with a shotgun robbing drug dealers, is very conspicuous by being one of the only characters on the show to never use even mild obscenity.