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[[folder:Podcasts]]
* Of all the swearing in the ''Podcast/AcquisitionsIncorporated'' podcasts, only a single instance required a censorship bleep. This trope in action.
* In several episodes of ''Podcast/PointVsPoint'', Gareth (who constantly spouts ignorant right-wing rhetoric) becomes so enraged by UsefulNotes/BarackObama's daughter Malia that he calls her a cunt, for which he is always instantly reprimanded by Evan.
* Lampshaded on the ''Podcast/UnpopularOpinion'' podcast and other shows on the network, where host Adam Tod Brown added a "Cunt Ding-er" to celebrate each time the word is used by a co-host or guest. It was added in response to multiple occasions when guests would curse freely until they used the word, and then ask "if it was OK to swear" on the show. It is frequently abused by guests once they are aware of the joke.
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* In ''Webcomic/SwordcatPrincess'', Arayna uses the C-word after "racist" [[http://www.swordcatprincess.thecomicseries.com/comics/79/ as she grumbles epithets at her sister Kathryn]] for making her retract her vampire wings. Kathryn [[http://www.swordcatprincess.thecomicseries.com/comics/97/ returns the favor]] upon recognizing Arayna's voice under the mask that "disguises" her as one of the bad guys.
* A ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'' strip had this as the next-to-last line of hostility Mike crosses with regards to [=PeeJee=]. He even stammers when he says it. The last line? Physical threats. Which of course results in pain from her many friends.
* Hunter Ravenwood of ''Webcomic/SuicideForHire'' freely drops a ClusterFBomb just about every other strip, but only drops the C-bomb for emphasis, e.g. when "encouraging" (at gunpoint) a group protesting against gay marriage to disperse.
* A near use of it occurs in ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' [[http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/archive_page.php?comicID=542 by a schoolmate of Annie's mother in a flashback]] before he gets [[CurseCutShort punched out]] by Eglamore.

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* In ''Webcomic/SwordcatPrincess'', Arayna uses At one point in the C-word after "racist" [[http://www.swordcatprincess.thecomicseries.com/comics/79/ as she grumbles epithets at her sister Kathryn]] for making her retract her vampire wings. Kathryn [[http://www.swordcatprincess.thecomicseries.com/comics/97/ returns the favor]] upon recognizing Arayna's voice under the mask that "disguises" her as one of the bad guys.
* A ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'' strip had this as the next-to-last line of hostility Mike crosses with regards to [=PeeJee=]. He even stammers when he says it. The last line? Physical threats. Which of course
surrealist comic ''5ideways'', Emerald is testing out their surroundings. "[[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Hm. Biting into an apple results in pain from her many friends.
* Hunter Ravenwood
a rain of ''Webcomic/SuicideForHire'' freely drops a ClusterFBomb just about every other strip, but only drops the C-bomb for emphasis, e.g. when "encouraging" (at gunpoint) a group protesting against gay marriage to disperse.
* A near use of it occurs in ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' [[http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/archive_page.php?comicID=542 by a schoolmate of Annie's mother in a flashback]] before he gets [[CurseCutShort punched out]] by Eglamore.
cunts. Hardly useful.]]"



* A near use of it occurs in ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' [[http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/archive_page.php?comicID=542 by a schoolmate of Annie's mother in a flashback]] before he gets [[CurseCutShort punched out]] by Eglamore.



%%* ''Webcomic/TheOatmeal'' has [[http://theoatmeal.com/comics/c_word this]].



%%* [[http://xkcd.com/75/ this]] Webcomic/{{xkcd}} comic.
* At one point in the surrealist comic ''5ideways'', Emerald is testing out their surroundings. "[[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Hm. Biting into an apple results in a rain of cunts. Hardly useful.]]"
* ''Webcomic/TheOatmeal'' has [[http://theoatmeal.com/comics/c_word this]].



* A ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'' strip had this as the next-to-last line of hostility Mike crosses with regards to [=PeeJee=]. He even stammers when he says it. The last line? Physical threats. Which of course results in pain from her many friends.
* In ''Webcomic/SwordcatPrincess'', Arayna uses the C-word after "racist" [[http://www.swordcatprincess.thecomicseries.com/comics/79/ as she grumbles epithets at her sister Kathryn]] for making her retract her vampire wings. Kathryn [[http://www.swordcatprincess.thecomicseries.com/comics/97/ returns the favor]] upon recognizing Arayna's voice under the mask that "disguises" her as one of the bad guys.
* Hunter Ravenwood of ''Webcomic/SuicideForHire'' freely drops a ClusterFBomb just about every other strip, but only drops the C-bomb for emphasis, e.g. when "encouraging" (at gunpoint) a group protesting against gay marriage to disperse.
* ''Webcomic/{{Unsounded}}'': Vampire talks using FloweryElizabethanEnglish reflecting his three-century age, but when talking with loyal Aldish soldiers--whom he despises--he says:
-->''[[https://www.casualvillain.com/Unsounded/comic/ch14/ch14_87.html Ye statist cunts cannot understand how your tyranny harms the heart.]]''



* ''Webcomic/{{Unsounded}}'': Vampire talks using FloweryElizabethanEnglish reflecting his three-century age, but when talking with loyal Aldish soldiers--whom he despises--he says:
-->''[[https://www.casualvillain.com/Unsounded/comic/ch14/ch14_87.html Ye statist cunts cannot understand how your tyranny harms the heart.]]''

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* ''Webcomic/{{Unsounded}}'': Vampire talks using FloweryElizabethanEnglish reflecting his three-century age, but when talking with loyal Aldish soldiers--whom he despises--he says:
-->''[[https://www.casualvillain.com/Unsounded/comic/ch14/ch14_87.html Ye statist cunts cannot understand how your tyranny harms the heart.]]''
%%* [[http://xkcd.com/75/ this]] Webcomic/{{xkcd}} comic.



[[folder:Podcasts]]
* In several episodes of ''Podcast/PointVsPoint'', Gareth (who constantly spouts ignorant right-wing rhetoric) becomes so enraged by UsefulNotes/BarackObama's daughter Malia that he calls her a cunt, for which he is always instantly reprimanded by Evan.
* Of all the swearing in the ''Podcast/AcquisitionsIncorporated'' podcasts, only a single instance required a censorship bleep. This trope in action.
* Lampshaded on the ''Podcast/UnpopularOpinion'' podcast and other shows on the network, where host Adam Tod Brown added a "Cunt Ding-er" to celebrate each time the word is used by a co-host or guest. It was added in response to multiple occasions when guests would curse freely until they used the word, and then ask "if it was OK to swear" on the show. It is frequently abused by guests once they are aware of the joke.
[[/folder]]

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[[folder:Podcasts]]
* In several episodes of ''Podcast/PointVsPoint'', Gareth (who constantly spouts ignorant right-wing rhetoric) becomes so enraged by UsefulNotes/BarackObama's daughter Malia that he calls her a cunt, for which he is always instantly reprimanded by Evan.
* Of all the swearing in the ''Podcast/AcquisitionsIncorporated'' podcasts, only a single instance required a censorship bleep. This trope in action.
* Lampshaded on the ''Podcast/UnpopularOpinion'' podcast and other shows on the network, where host Adam Tod Brown added a "Cunt Ding-er" to celebrate each time the word is used by a co-host or guest. It was added in response to multiple occasions when guests would curse freely until they used the word, and then ask "if it was OK to swear" on the show. It is frequently abused by guests once they are aware of the joke.
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* ''WebVideo/AnotherDeadHero'': James Carlson has used the word multiple times throughout his reviews, including one in his Film/DemonKnight review aimed at [=YouTube=] for Copyright Claims for one of his reviews (Though he didn't actually say it, it was an end credit note), then there was the time in his "Double Switch" review where he couldn't give credit to [[Series/TheHills Spencer Pratt and Hedi Montag]], who he referred to as "Famewhore cunts". Then there's a more straight and harsher example during his Film/NoOneLives review.
-->'''Flynn:''' ''[responding to Heather saying he killed the one good person]'' Yeah, well, what does that make you?\\
'''James:''' A cunt. ''[just simply stares into the camera]''



* In [[WebVideo/BennettTheSage Suave's]] review of ''Manga/LoveHina, Again?!'', Naru is trying to think why the events of the OVA are happening.

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* ''WebVideo/BennettTheSage'': In [[WebVideo/BennettTheSage Suave's]] Suave's review of ''Manga/LoveHina, Again?!'', Naru is trying to think why the events of the OVA are happening.



* As per current Australian language customs, WebVideo/MrDoodleburger uses the word in nearly every line in several of his GagDub videos.

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* As per current Australian language customs, WebVideo/MrDoodleburger uses the word in nearly every line in several of his GagDub videos.''WebVideo/ACoupleOfCuntsInTheCountryside'', obviously.



* This is pretty much the only profanity they bleep out on Eurogamer. Even Aoife, who once yelled "[[ClusterFBomb Assholes! Assholes! Fuck off! Fuck off! Fuck off!]]" at a mob of ''VideoGame/{{Bloodborne}}'' enemies, cuts herself off before saying it:
-->'''Aoife:''' Fucking - I almost said the bad word.\\
'''Johnny:''' [takes a deep breath] C[SoundEffectBleep]\\
'''Aoife:''' That one.
* Very much averted with WebVideo/GameGrumps, seen as Jon drops it in the first few minutes of the first episode.



* ''WebVideo/AnotherDeadHero'': James Carlson has used the word multiple times throughout his reviews, including one in his Film/DemonKnight review aimed at [=YouTube=] for Copyright Claims for one of his reviews (Though he didn't actually say it, it was an end credit note), then there was the time in his "Double Switch" review where he couldn't give credit to [[Series/TheHills Spencer Pratt and Hedi Montag]], who he referred to as "Famewhore cunts". Then there's a more straight and harsher example during his Film/NoOneLives review.
-->'''Flynn:''' ''[responding to Heather saying he killed the one good person]'' Yeah, well, what does that make you?\\
'''James:''' A cunt. ''[just simply stares into the camera]''
* Very much averted with WebVideo/GameGrumps, seen as Jon drops it in the first few minutes of the first episode.

to:

* ''WebVideo/AnotherDeadHero'': James Carlson has used On the WebVideo/{{Jimquisition}}, almost all instances of the word cunt are [[CurseCutShort interrupted by]] [[InterruptingMeme the theme song of]] ''WesternAnimation/SkeletonWarriors''.
* The ''WebVideo/MidnightScreenings'' review of ''Creator/TylerPerry's A Madea Christmas'' has Dave refer to an unlikable secondary character as "Cunty [[NameMcAdjective McMomface]]", [[{{Corpsing}} much to the amusement]] of that episode's co-hosts.
* Creator/MF217 in his Let's Play videos from 2021 onward often heavily averts this trope, and he mentions in his Freezeezy Peak video for his ''VideoGame/BanjoKazooie'' Let's Play that he wants to make a video compilation editing every time he's said the word in the entirety of 2021 into a single video by the end of the year. He's also doing this mostly because his videos aren't monetized and he doesn't want to go back to his old days of having monetized videos because of how stupidly strict the guidelines for monetized videos have become in recent years ruining his overall freedom of what games he could feature on his channel.
* As per current Australian language customs, WebVideo/MrDoodleburger uses the word in nearly every line in several of his GagDub videos.
* WebVideo/MyLittlePonyTotallyLegitRecap: The ''Equestria Girls'' version of Fluttershy describes Sunset Shimmer summarily by calling her a cunt.
* WebVideo/PhilosophyTube: In ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weiz9wbIcGQ Is Philosophy Just White Guys J3rk!ng Off?]]'' the characters make
multiple times throughout insinuations that Kant was a cunt for his reviews, including one in his Film/DemonKnight review aimed at [=YouTube=] for Copyright Claims for one of his reviews (Though he didn't racism without ever actually say it, it was an end credit note), then there was saying the time in his "Double Switch" word. Mostly by Abigail taking some creative liberty with how the characters pronounce Kant's name.
* In WebVideo/RedLetterMedia's Mr. Plinkett
review where he couldn't give credit to [[Series/TheHills Spencer Pratt of ''Film/StarWarsTheForceAwakens'', Plinkett analyzes the "Star Wars Ring Theory" and Hedi Montag]], who he referred to as "Famewhore cunts". Then there's a more straight and harsher example during his Film/NoOneLives review.
-->'''Flynn:''' ''[responding to Heather saying he killed
ponders several times whether the one good person]'' Yeah, well, what does that make you?\\
'''James:''' A cunt. ''[just simply stares into the camera]''
* Very much averted with WebVideo/GameGrumps, seen as Jon drops it in the first few minutes
plot of the first episode. films can be described as a circle, calling it a "big C." Whenever he says "big C," the screen shows an infamous clip of Creator/JenniferLawrence being rude to a reporter at a press conference, implying ''another'' kind of "big C.". Otherwise, Plinkett himself has said it completely uncensored a few times, once to refer to Jar Jar, once to refer to a dogs vagina, and another to refer to a character from ''Film/{{Titanic|1997}}''.



* ''WebVideo/ACoupleOfCuntsInTheCountryside'', obviously.
* This is pretty much the only profanity they bleep out on Eurogamer. Even Aoife, who once yelled "[[ClusterFBomb Assholes! Assholes! Fuck off! Fuck off! Fuck off!]]" at a mob of ''VideoGame/{{Bloodborne}}'' enemies, cuts herself off before saying it:
-->'''Aoife:''' Fucking - I almost said the bad word.\\
'''Johnny:''' [takes a deep breath] C[SoundEffectBleep]\\
'''Aoife:''' That one.
* On the WebVideo/{{Jimquisition}}, almost all instances of the word cunt are [[CurseCutShort interrupted by]] [[InterruptingMeme the theme song of]] ''WesternAnimation/SkeletonWarriors''.
* WebVideo/MyLittlePonyTotallyLegitRecap: The ''Equestria Girls'' version of Fluttershy describes Sunset Shimmer summarily by calling her a cunt.
* In WebVideo/RedLetterMedia's Mr. Plinkett review of ''Film/StarWarsTheForceAwakens'', Plinkett analyzes the "Star Wars Ring Theory" and ponders several times whether the plot of the films can be described as a circle, calling it a "big C." Whenever he says "big C," the screen shows an infamous clip of Creator/JenniferLawrence being rude to a reporter at a press conference, implying ''another'' kind of "big C.". Otherwise, Plinkett himself has said it completely uncensored a few times, once to refer to Jar Jar, once to refer to a dogs vagina, and another to refer to a character from ''Film/{{Titanic|1997}}''.
* The ''WebVideo/MidnightScreenings'' review of ''Creator/TylerPerry's A Madea Christmas'' has Dave refer to an unlikable secondary character as "Cunty [[NameMcAdjective McMomface]]", [[{{Corpsing}} much to the amusement]] of that episode's co-hosts.
* WebVideo/PhilosophyTube: In ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weiz9wbIcGQ Is Philosophy Just White Guys J3rk!ng Off?]]'' the characters make multiple insinuations that Kant was a cunt for his racism without ever actually saying the word. Mostly by Abigail taking some creative liberty with how the characters pronounce Kant's name.
* Creator/MF217 in his Let's Play videos from 2021 onward often heavily averts this trope, and he mentions in his Freezeezy Peak video for his ''VideoGame/BanjoKazooie'' Let's Play that he wants to make a video compilation editing every time he's said the word in the entirety of 2021 into a single video by the end of the year. He's also doing this mostly because his videos aren't monetized and he doesn't want to go back to his old days of having monetized videos because of how stupidly strict the guidelines for monetized videos have become in recent years ruining his overall freedom of what games he could feature on his channel.



* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'':
** There's an episode where Wendy dumps Stan. Stan asks Jimmy (the stutterer) to tell her that's she "a continuing source of inspiration to [him]." Unfortunately, Jimmy ends up telling Wendy, "Stan says that you're a cont--... you're a cont--... Stan says you're a cont--cont--cont..."
*** Wendy's reply is, "Well, tell Stan to fuck off!", with the corresponding bleep.
*** [[WordOfGod Parker and Stone]] themselves said they couldn't believe Creator/ComedyCentral [[{{Surprisingly Lenient Censor}} let them get away with that one]].
** "Balzac was a writer, he lived with Allen Funt / Mrs. Roberts didn't like him, but that's 'cause she's a / [[LastSecondWordSwap C[o]nt-aminated water can really make you sick...]]" ("Something You Can Do With Your Finger")
** In the episode "Clubhouses," Randy and Sharon Marsh get into an argument that reaches a climax when the former loudly shouts a bleeped word. Sharon is visibly outraged and says: "You just used the C-word!" A confused and somewhat surprised Randy replies: "I did?"
*** The HD version reveals what word Randy said: [[spoiler:it was "bitch", not "cunt"]].
** Tiger Woods calls his wife this in "Sexual Healing", and it is ''not'' censored.
** Russell Crowe starts to call a woman this in "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer", but it's cut short.
** Hillary Clinton refers to Gerald Brovlovski (skankhunt42) as Mr. Kunt in "Oh, Jeez".
** "Cunt" is among the words Cartman uses during his literal swear-storm in ''[[WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut Bigger, Longer, And Uncut]].''
** Santa Claus refers to the people of South Park as "you bunch of cunts" in "Bike Parade" after he is told that they kicked Mr. Hankey out of town because he Tweeted some inappropriate things.
** In "Turd Burglars", Harriet Biggle calls Sheila the c-word behind her back when they're having lunch at Café Monet with Linda Stotch and Laura Tucker, with all three of them distraught by Sheila refusing to share her feces for their own D.I.Y. fecal transplants [[GreenEyedMonster so they can have the same health benefits as Sheila]].
--->'''Harriet''': That cunt! I told you she'd say no!
* Similarly, Roger in ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' uses this when Francine orders him off the phone. "I'll call you later, the boss is being a real--'''C'''atch '''U''' '''N'''ext '''T'''uesday!"

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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'':
** There's an episode where Wendy dumps Stan. Stan asks Jimmy (the stutterer) to tell her that's she "a continuing source of inspiration to [him]." Unfortunately, Jimmy ends up telling Wendy, "Stan says that you're a cont--... you're a cont--... Stan says you're a cont--cont--cont..."
*** Wendy's reply is, "Well, tell Stan to fuck off!", with the corresponding bleep.
*** [[WordOfGod Parker and Stone]] themselves said they couldn't believe Creator/ComedyCentral [[{{Surprisingly Lenient Censor}} let them get away with that one]].
** "Balzac was a writer, he lived with Allen Funt / Mrs. Roberts didn't like him, but that's 'cause she's a / [[LastSecondWordSwap C[o]nt-aminated water can really make you sick...]]" ("Something You Can Do With Your Finger")
** In the episode "Clubhouses," Randy and Sharon Marsh get into an argument that reaches a climax when the former loudly shouts a bleeped word. Sharon is visibly outraged and says: "You just used the C-word!" A confused and somewhat surprised Randy replies: "I did?"
*** The HD version reveals what word Randy said: [[spoiler:it was "bitch", not "cunt"]].
** Tiger Woods calls his wife this in "Sexual Healing", and it is ''not'' censored.
** Russell Crowe starts to call a woman this in "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer", but it's cut short.
** Hillary Clinton refers to Gerald Brovlovski (skankhunt42) as Mr. Kunt in "Oh, Jeez".
** "Cunt" is among the words Cartman uses during his literal swear-storm in ''[[WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut Bigger, Longer, And Uncut]].''
** Santa Claus refers to the people of South Park as "you bunch of cunts" in "Bike Parade" after he is told that they kicked Mr. Hankey out of town because he Tweeted some inappropriate things.
** In "Turd Burglars", Harriet Biggle calls Sheila the c-word behind her back when they're having lunch at Café Monet with Linda Stotch and Laura Tucker, with all three of them distraught by Sheila refusing to share her feces for their own D.I.Y. fecal transplants [[GreenEyedMonster so they can have the same health benefits as Sheila]].
--->'''Harriet''': That cunt! I told you she'd say no!
* Similarly,
Roger in ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' uses this when Francine orders him off the phone. "I'll call you later, the boss is being a real--'''C'''atch '''U''' '''N'''ext '''T'''uesday!"



* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' episode "No Free Rides", [=SpongeBob=] tells Mrs. Puff "See you next Tuesday." [[SincerityMode Though he actually meant it.]]
* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Superjail}}'' episode "Stingstress", Lord Stingray at one point remarks about the Mistress "Why, that see you next--".

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' ''WesternAnimation/BobsBurgers'' episode "No Free Rides", [=SpongeBob=] tells Mrs. Puff "Poops... I Didn't do it Again", Louise says "See you next Tuesday." [[SincerityMode Though he actually meant it.]]
* In
Tuesday" to her parents when discussing overnight vacation at the ''WesternAnimation/{{Superjail}}'' episode "Stingstress", Lord Stingray at one point remarks about the Mistress "Why, Aquarium. Whether she knew what that see you next--".implied or not, Bob did and told her not to say that again.



* While ''WesternAnimation/DrawnTogether'' had no problem with saying nearly any other curse word, the show only uses cunt once. The movie, however, used it four other times (as the combined word, shitcunt.)



* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'':
** There's an episode where Wendy dumps Stan. Stan asks Jimmy (the stutterer) to tell her that's she "a continuing source of inspiration to [him]." Unfortunately, Jimmy ends up telling Wendy, "Stan says that you're a cont--... you're a cont--... Stan says you're a cont--cont--cont..."
*** Wendy's reply is, "Well, tell Stan to fuck off!", with the corresponding bleep.
*** [[WordOfGod Parker and Stone]] themselves said they couldn't believe Creator/ComedyCentral [[{{Surprisingly Lenient Censor}} let them get away with that one]].
** "Balzac was a writer, he lived with Allen Funt / Mrs. Roberts didn't like him, but that's 'cause she's a / [[LastSecondWordSwap C[o]nt-aminated water can really make you sick...]]" ("Something You Can Do With Your Finger")
** In the episode "Clubhouses," Randy and Sharon Marsh get into an argument that reaches a climax when the former loudly shouts a bleeped word. Sharon is visibly outraged and says: "You just used the C-word!" A confused and somewhat surprised Randy replies: "I did?"
*** The HD version reveals what word Randy said: [[spoiler:it was "bitch", not "cunt"]].
** Tiger Woods calls his wife this in "Sexual Healing", and it is ''not'' censored.
** Russell Crowe starts to call a woman this in "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer", but it's cut short.
** Hillary Clinton refers to Gerald Brovlovski (skankhunt42) as Mr. Kunt in "Oh, Jeez".
** "Cunt" is among the words Cartman uses during his literal swear-storm in ''[[WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut Bigger, Longer, And Uncut]].''
** Santa Claus refers to the people of South Park as "you bunch of cunts" in "Bike Parade" after he is told that they kicked Mr. Hankey out of town because he Tweeted some inappropriate things.
** In "Turd Burglars", Harriet Biggle calls Sheila the c-word behind her back when they're having lunch at Café Monet with Linda Stotch and Laura Tucker, with all three of them distraught by Sheila refusing to share her feces for their own D.I.Y. fecal transplants [[GreenEyedMonster so they can have the same health benefits as Sheila]].
--->'''Harriet''': That cunt! I told you she'd say no!
* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' episode "No Free Rides", [=SpongeBob=] tells Mrs. Puff "See you next Tuesday." [[SincerityMode Though he actually meant it.]]
* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Superjail}}'' episode "Stingstress", Lord Stingray at one point remarks about the Mistress "Why, that see you next--".



* In ''WesternAnimation/BobsBurgers'' episode "Poops... I Didn't do it Again", Louise says "See you next Tuesday" to her parents when discussing overnight vacation at the Aquarium. Whether she knew what that implied or not, Bob did and told her not to say that again.
* While ''WesternAnimation/DrawnTogether'' had no problem with saying nearly any other curse word, the show only uses cunt once. The movie, however, used it four other times (as the combined word, shitcunt.)

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* Music/BustaRhymes and Music/PharrellWilliams' collaboration "Light Your Ass On Fire" has Busta slip in a sexual use describing a woman's anatomy amidst the manic boasting about, well, [[StuffyOldSongsAboutTheButtocks one can only guess]].



* In the UK, there's a punk rocker based in Basildon called Music/KuntAndTheGang, who pretty much summons up this trope in a nutshell.
** In 2020, he formed a synth-group called "The Kunts", where every single song from his albums contains the word in lyrics and sometimes the song titles.
** His most well-known song is a tongue-in-cheek Main/TakeThat to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called ''Boris Johnson Is a Fucking Cunt'', where all the song consists of is variations of the song title, which is said 36 times.
*** After the announcement of the Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions across London and parts of the South East of England in December 2020, the song surged in popularity and went on to reach No. 5 in the 2020 Christmas Music Charts that year.
*** And in November 2021, a follow-up song was made, titled "Boris Johnson Is STILL a Fucking Cunt", whose lyrics also consisted solely of variations of the title. Once again, the song made it to the Christmas charts at no. 5 that year.
*** Their 2022 Christmas single "Fuck the Tories" doesn't have any uses of the word, but the [[Main/ClusterFBomb 59 uses of "Fuck"]] make up for it.



* Canadian comedy duo [=MacLean=] & [=MacLean=] released an LP called ''Take the "O" Out of Country''. [[https://www.discogs.com/release/8706809-Suck-Their-Way-To-The-Top-Taking-The-O-Out-Of-Country/images Behold the cover]] .
* Music/{{Metallica}} released a DVD entitled ''[[{{Spoonerism}} Cunning Stunts]]''; much earlier, this was also the title of a Caravan album.
* Canadian punk group Music/{{Nomeansno}}'s "No Fgnuikc" packs six instances of the line "All I see are cocks and cunts" into a breakneck 31 seconds.




































* Canadian comedy duo [=MacLean=] & [=MacLean=] released an LP called ''Take the "O" Out of Country''. [[https://www.discogs.com/release/8706809-Suck-Their-Way-To-The-Top-Taking-The-O-Out-Of-Country/images Behold the cover]] .



* Canadian punk group Music/{{Nomeansno}}'s "No Fgnuikc" packs six instances of the line "All I see are cocks and cunts" into a breakneck 31 seconds.
* In the UK, there's a punk rocker based in Basildon called Music/KuntAndTheGang, who pretty much summons up this trope in a nutshell.
** In 2020, he formed a synth-group called "The Kunts", where every single song from his albums contains the word in lyrics and sometimes the song titles.
** His most well-known song is a tongue-in-cheek Main/TakeThat to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called ''Boris Johnson Is a Fucking Cunt'', where all the song consists of is variations of the song title, which is said 36 times.
*** After the announcement of the Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions across London and parts of the South East of England in December 2020, the song surged in popularity and went on to reach No. 5 in the 2020 Christmas Music Charts that year.
*** And in November 2021, a follow-up song was made, titled "Boris Johnson Is STILL a Fucking Cunt", whose lyrics also consisted solely of variations of the title. Once again, the song made it to the Christmas charts at no. 5 that year.
*** Their 2022 Christmas single "Fuck the Tories" doesn't have any uses of the word, but the [[Main/ClusterFBomb 59 uses of "Fuck"]] make up for it.
* Music/{{Metallica}} released a DVD entitled ''[[{{Spoonerism}} Cunning Stunts]]''; much earlier, this was also the title of a Caravan album.
* Music/BustaRhymes and Music/PharrellWilliams' collaboration "Light Your Ass On Fire" has Busta slip in a sexual use describing a woman's anatomy amidst the manic boasting about, well, [[StuffyOldSongsAboutTheButtocks one can only guess]].



* Word-play show ''Radio/JustAMinute'' once saw Creator/KennethWilliams go off on a long rant aimed at the genial National Treasure host, Nicholas Parsons:
-->They say you're a cult, Nicholas, and oh, yes, I'd agree. you're one of the biggest cults out! You're one of the largest cults to be found anywhere!



* The language in Literature/AdolfHitlerMyPartInHisDownfall is as crude as you would want a soldier's memoir to be. What is surprising is that when Milligan's reading of the book is broadcast on the BBC it is abridged but uncensored and the C-word is left in (at least in April 2018 on BBC 4 Extra).

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* Word-play show ''Radio/JustAMinute'' once saw Creator/KennethWilliams go off on a long rant aimed at the genial National Treasure host, Nicholas Parsons:
-->They say you're a cult, Nicholas, and oh, yes, I'd agree. you're one of the biggest cults out! You're one of the largest cults to be found anywhere!
* The language in Literature/AdolfHitlerMyPartInHisDownfall ''Literature/AdolfHitlerMyPartInHisDownfall'' is as crude as you would want a soldier's memoir to be. What is surprising is that when Milligan's reading of the book is broadcast on the BBC it is abridged but uncensored and the C-word is left in (at least in April 2018 on BBC 4 Extra).



* There was a sourcebook for the superhero TabletopGame ''TabletopGame/SilverAgeSentinels'' literally called Country Matters. It was a roster book of female supers.



* There was a sourcebook for the superhero TabletopGame ''TabletopGame/SilverAgeSentinels'' literally called ''Country Matters''. It was a roster book of female supers.



* Creator/WilliamShakespeare created the {{Trope Namer|s}} in ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' when Hamlet is feigning "insanity" around Ophelia. It should be pointed out that the DoubleEntendre is absolutely intentional: Hamlet continues by invoking another bit of Elizabethan slang for the "nothing" between a woman's legs:
-->'''Ophelia''': I think nothing, my lord.\\
'''Hamlet''': That's a fair thought to lie between maids' legs.\\
'''Ophelia''': What is, my lord?\\
'''Hamlet''': [[HehHehYouSaidX Nothing]].
** There's an instance in ''Theatre/TwelfthNight'' where Malvolio finds a forged note by Sir Toby that appears to have come from the Countess and proclaims it authentic based on the handwriting: "See how she makes her ''C''s, her ''U'', ''an'' her ''T''s, and thus makes her ''P''s."
** This quote allowed the BBC to get away with saying it very prolifically when they aired the scene at 6:40 pm on a Saturday night.
* There's another example by Shakespeare in ''Theatre/{{Othello}}''. In Act 3 Scene 3, Iago tries to insinuate that Desdemona is not as pure as she seems. He uses the phrase "country disposition", alluding to both the stereotype of the open and passionate Venetian woman and, well...you know.
* Shakespeare also has a bilingual example in ''Theatre/HenryV,'' in which the French-speaking Princess Katherine, getting an English lesson from her lady-in-waiting, is both horrified and amused to discover that the English words "foot" and "gown" (which Katherine and her lady mispronounce as "coun") resemble the French words for "fuck" and "cunt."
* Some feminists have attempted to reclaim the word; there's a piece in ''The Vagina Monologues'' called (what else?) Reclaiming Cunt. (seriously, it culminates in loud, repeated exclamations of CUNT!!! It is pretty awesome to behold), and there's Inga Muscio's book ''Cunt: A Declaration of Independence''. Hasn't ''quite'' been reclaimed on the level that "queer" has been for gays, but it's still something to note.



* In ''Theatre/{{Road}}'', Skin Lad knows there's about to be a fight when the skinheads start calling him 'cunty'.
* ''Rock'N'Roll'': After [[spoiler:Lenka blatantly flirts with Eleanor's husband in front of her, Eleanor (who is dying from cancer)]] very bluntly warns her off, which includes the play's only use of the word "cunt". Apparently ''Literature/ZenAndTheArtOfMotorcycleMaintenance'' will be shoved there if she doesn't take the hint. It's even more powerful because the conversation [[PrecisionFStrike pivots without warning]], and the text specifies that the line should be delivered in a pleasant tone.
-->'''[[spoiler:Eleanor]]:''' ''[pleasantly]'' [[spoiler:And, Lenka, don't try to shag my husband till I'm dead, or I'll stick the art of motorcycle maintenance up your rancid cunt, there's a dear]].
* Mrs. Lintott uses the word to describe the headmaster in ''Theatre/TheHistoryBoys''. It's notable in a show that flings other curse words around a lot, this is the only time the word is used.



* Creator/WilliamShakespeare created the {{Trope Namer|s}} in ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' when Hamlet is feigning "insanity" around Ophelia. It should be pointed out that the DoubleEntendre is absolutely intentional: Hamlet continues by invoking another bit of Elizabethan slang for the "nothing" between a woman's legs:
-->'''Ophelia''': I think nothing, my lord.\\
'''Hamlet''': That's a fair thought to lie between maids' legs.\\
'''Ophelia''': What is, my lord?\\
'''H* Shakespeare also has a bilingual example in ''Theatre/HenryV,'' in which the French-speaking Princess Katherine, getting an English lesson from her lady-in-waiting, is both horrified and amused to discover that the English words "foot" and "gown" (which Katherine and her lady mispronounce as "coun") resemble the French words for "fuck" and "cunt."amlet''': [[HehHehYouSaidX Nothing]].
* Mrs. Lintott uses the word to describe the headmaster in ''Theatre/TheHistoryBoys''. It's notable in a show that flings other curse words around a lot, this is the only time the word is used.
* There's another example by Shakespeare in ''Theatre/{{Othello}}''. In Act 3 Scene 3, Iago tries to insinuate that Desdemona is not as pure as she seems. He uses the phrase "country disposition", alluding to both the stereotype of the open and passionate Venetian woman and, well...you know.
* In ''Theatre/{{Road}}'', Skin Lad knows there's about to be a fight when the skinheads start calling him 'cunty'.
* ''Theatre/RockNRoll'': After [[spoiler:Lenka blatantly flirts with Eleanor's husband in front of her, Eleanor (who is dying from cancer)]] very bluntly warns her off, which includes the play's only use of the word "cunt". Apparently ''Literature/ZenAndTheArtOfMotorcycleMaintenance'' will be shoved there if she doesn't take the hint. It's even more powerful because the conversation [[PrecisionFStrike pivots without warning]], and the text specifies that the line should be delivered in a pleasant tone.
-->'''[[spoiler:Eleanor]]:''' ''[pleasantly]'' [[spoiler:And, Lenka, don't try to shag my husband till I'm dead, or I'll stick the art of motorcycle maintenance up your rancid cunt, there's a dear]].
* There's an instance in ''Theatre/TwelfthNight'' where Malvolio finds a forged note by Sir Toby that appears to have come from the Countess and proclaims it authentic based on the handwriting: "See how she makes her ''C''s, her ''U'', ''an'' her ''T''s, and thus makes her ''P''s."
** This quote allowed the BBC to get away with saying it very prolifically when they aired the scene at 6:40 pm on a Saturday night.
* Some feminists have attempted to reclaim the word; there's a piece in ''Theatre/TheVaginaMonologues'' called (what else?) Reclaiming Cunt. (seriously, it culminates in loud, repeated exclamations of CUNT!!! It is pretty awesome to behold), and there's Inga Muscio's book ''Cunt: A Declaration of Independence''. Hasn't ''quite'' been reclaimed on the level that "queer" has been for gays, but it's still something to note.



* In ''VideoGame/AmnesiaTheDarkDescent''[='=]s Justine DLC, Basile calls [[TheBaroness Justine]] (aka [[spoiler:you, the player]]), a cunt, among other unsavory names. Considering [[ToThePain what she did to him]] his anger is understandable.
* The Brute Splicers in ''VideoGame/BioShock2'' are about as civilized as they look, language and all.
* Both [[TokenEvilTeammate Vico]] and the narration text throw this around a lot in ''VideoGame/ADanceWithRogues''.
* Hinted at a couple of times in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII''; the way Isabela asks Aveline if Donnic [[UnusualEuphemism "satisfied the demands of your Qun"]] is quite...suggestive...and then there's the following gem:
-->'''Varric''': So I told him, 'This is a kingdom, which makes you a king. But it's also a country.' [[RefugeInAudacity What can I say, I like my interrogations to be a two-way street.]]
* ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkin'': Before his last song "Stress", [[WebAnimation/{{Tankmen}} Sergeant John Captain]] calls Boyfriend a cunt, ''then'' calls both him and Girlfriend cunts for good measure.



* ''VideoGame/{{Hellsign}}'' occasionally features the word "cunt" in dialogs. The in-game lexicon translates it as "good sir". ''[=HellSign=]'' is set in Australia and developed by an Australian studio.
* ''Videogame/TheLastOfUsPartII'': While Ellie is interrogating Nora for information on Abby's whereabouts, Nora mocks [[spoiler:Joel's death]], saying he was a bitch who deserved what he got. Ellie calls her a "Fucking cunt".
* Played for laughs in ''VideoGame/MutantFootballLeague'', which is otherwise not shy about profanity in the slightest. [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Bricks]] will occasionally mishear the word "punt" and react with horror at his co-host using such language. Which makes it even funnier when Grim actually ''does'' say "cunt" and no one bats an eye.
--> '''Grim:''' "Looks like they're lining up to punt."
--> '''Bricks:''' "Aaah! You can't say that word on the radio, Grim!"
* In ''VideoGame/Payday2'', [[Film/HardcoreHenry Jimmy]] uses the word [[ClusterFBomb very frequently.]]
-->'''Jimmy''': KILLED THE FUCKING COWARD CUNT SNIPER!
* In the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games starting from ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'', the player was allowed to create phrases inside the game using a library of pre-provided words, which included the names of Pokemon and attacks. Upon the transition to ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver Heart Gold and Soul Silver]]'', the prefab wordlist had the word Snatch (referring to that Dark-type attack that lets you steal an opponent's buffing moves and use them yourself) removed, as it was found that players with female player characters would [[VideoGamePerversityPotential use that word rudely]] when making slogans and catchphrases. And yet, in ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'', if you give your female character a name that starts with the letter C, your friends start giving you nickname options like Lady C, Li'l C, and C-kins. Someone at Nintendo dropped the ball to let your friendly rivals call your protag a cunt with regularity.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Prototype 2}}'', a mission involves Heller being informed of a Blackwatch Tank Commander who made some inflammatory remarks about his deceased wife and calls Dana Mercer a "pasty hacker cunt". [[ITakeOffenseToThatLastOne Dana's objection is at being called "pasty"]].



* Both [[TokenEvilTeammate Vico]] and the narration text throw this around a lot in ''VideoGame/ADanceWithRogues''.
* ''WebAnimation/BrokenSaints'' has no qualms with swearing, but it's worth pointing out that only Mars uses this word.
* The Brute Splicers in ''VideoGame/BioShock2'' are about as civilized as they look, language and all.
* Hinted at a couple of times in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII''; the way Isabela asks Aveline if Donnic [[UnusualEuphemism "satisfied the demands of your Qun"]] is quite...suggestive...and then there's the following gem:
-->'''Varric''': So I told him, 'This is a kingdom, which makes you a king. But it's also a country.' [[RefugeInAudacity What can I say, I like my interrogations to be a two-way street.]]
* In ''VideoGame/Payday2'', [[Film/HardcoreHenry Jimmy]] uses the word [[ClusterFBomb very frequently.]]
-->'''Jimmy''': KILLED THE FUCKING COWARD CUNT SNIPER!
* In ''VideoGame/{{Prototype 2}}'', a mission involves Heller being informed of a Blackwatch Tank Commander who made some inflammatory remarks about his deceased wife and calls Dana Mercer a "pasty hacker cunt". [[ITakeOffenseToThatLastOne Dana's objection is at being called "pasty"]].
* In ''VideoGame/AmnesiaTheDarkDescent''[='=]s Justine DLC, Basile calls [[TheBaroness Justine]] (aka [[spoiler:you, the player]]), a cunt, among other unsavory names. Considering [[ToThePain what she did to him]] his anger is understandable.



* In the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games starting from ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'', the player was allowed to create phrases inside the game using a library of pre-provided words, which included the names of Pokemon and attacks. Upon the transition to ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver Heart Gold and Soul Silver]]'', the prefab wordlist had the word Snatch (referring to that Dark-type attack that lets you steal an opponent's buffing moves and use them yourself) removed, as it was found that players with female player characters would [[VideoGamePerversityPotential use that word rudely]] when making slogans and catchphrases. And yet, in ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'', if you give your female character a name that starts with the letter C, your friends start giving you nickname options like Lady C, Li'l C, and C-kins. Someone at Nintendo dropped the ball to let your friendly rivals call your protag a cunt with regularity.
* Played for laughs in ''VideoGame/MutantFootballLeague'', which is otherwise not shy about profanity in the slightest. [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Bricks]] will occasionally mishear the word "punt" and react with horror at his co-host using such language. Which makes it even funnier when Grim actually ''does'' say "cunt" and no one bats an eye.
--> '''Grim:''' "Looks like they're lining up to punt."
--> '''Bricks:''' "Aaah! You can't say that word on the radio, Grim!"
* ''VideoGame/{{Hellsign}}'' occasionally features the word "cunt" in dialogs. The in-game lexicon translates it as "good sir". ''[=HellSign=]'' is set in Australia and developed by an Australian studio.
* ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkin'': Before his last song "Stress", [[WebAnimation/{{Tankmen}} Sergeant John Captain]] calls Boyfriend a cunt, ''then'' calls both him and Girlfriend cunts for good measure.
* ''Videogame/TheLastOfUsPartII'': While Ellie is interrogating Nora for information on Abby's whereabouts, Nora mocks [[spoiler:Joel's death]], saying he was a bitch who deserved what he got. Ellie calls her a "Fucking cunt".



* ''WebAnimation/BrokenSaints'' has no qualms with swearing, but it's worth pointing out that only Mars uses this word.
* In ''WebAnimation/CampCamp'', Neil calls the Flower Scouts "ignorant fucking cunts" when he learns that they're blatantly sexist (they [[spoiler: kicked Nikki out for being too much of a tomboy]] and believe that men should be tough and rugged).



* In ''WebAnimation/CampCamp'', Neil calls the Flower Scouts "ignorant fucking cunts" when he learns that they're blatantly sexist (they [[spoiler: kicked Nikki out for being too much of a tomboy]] and believe that men should be tough and rugged).


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* ''Series/{{Brotherhood}}'': In the series finale, when Michael [[spoiler:is on the run after trying, and failing, to kill Nozzoli]], he and Freddie stops by Kath's house, and Freddie warns Kath [[spoiler:Michael knows about her and Colin]] - when Kath denies it, Freddie yells at her, "Don't be a dumb fuckin' cunt! This is your last warning!"



* It'd barely be worth mentioning how ''Series/NewKids'' [[AvertedTrope averts]] this by dropping "kut" (Dutch for "cunt") left and right. The series is ripe with {{Precision F Strike}}s, and "kut" is a quite common word in Dutch. But the German dub averts this hilariously: "Kut" is not replaced with whatever German swear word would be more appropriate in that situation, if any. Nope. Instead, about every other time, it's translated to "Fotze" which is quite a strong swear word and normally only refers to women. Otherwise, it's translated to "Muschi" which isn't a swear word at all (or wasn't one before people started quoting ''New Kids''), and which literally translates to "pussy" -- not in the sense of "coward," but in the sense of both "vulva" and "cat."






















































* ''Series/{{Brotherhood}}'': In the series finale, when Michael [[spoiler:is on the run after trying, and failing, to kill Nozzoli]], he and Freddie stops by Kath's house, and Freddie warns Kath [[spoiler:Michael knows about her and Colin]] - when Kath denies it, Freddie yells at her, "Don't be a dumb fuckin' cunt! This is your last warning!"



* It'd barely be worth mentioning how ''Series/NewKids'' [[AvertedTrope averts]] this by dropping "kut" (Dutch for "cunt") left and right. The series is ripe with {{Precision F Strike}}s, and "kut" is a quite common word in Dutch. But the German dub averts this hilariously: "Kut" is not replaced with whatever German swear word would be more appropriate in that situation, if any. Nope. Instead, about every other time, it's translated to "Fotze" which is quite a strong swear word and normally only refers to women. Otherwise, it's translated to "Muschi" which isn't a swear word at all (or wasn't one before people started quoting ''New Kids''), and which literally translates to "pussy" -- not in the sense of "coward," but in the sense of both "vulva" and "cat."



* Averted in The Exploited's famous protest song, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwnkFlVRCZc "Maggie You Cunt"]], which [[BlatantLies respectfully disagrees]] with the socio-economic policies and legacy of former British Prime Minister UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher.
* Parodied in Kevin Bloody Wilson's song "You Can't Say Cunt In Canada".

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* Averted Music/AdamAnt's "Place in The Exploited's famous protest song, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwnkFlVRCZc "Maggie You Cunt"]], which [[BlatantLies respectfully disagrees]] with the socio-economic policies and legacy of former British Prime Minister UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher.
* Parodied
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--> All I thought I wanted was a front door
-->All I thought I wanted was a place
in Kevin Bloody Wilson's song "You Can't Say Cunt In Canada".the country
-->Now I realize I wanted so much more
-->Some I love but you I adore
* Music/AgainstMe in "Transgender Dysphoria Blues" (which also counts as NWordPrivileges):
-->You've got no cunt in your struts
-->You've got no hips to shake



* Music/GunsNRoses' ''Greatest Hits'' album includes a PrecisionFStrike in "Since I Don't Have You" ("Yeah, we're fucked!"), but their CoverVersion of the Dead Boys' "Ain't It Fun" has the radio version due to the line "Ain't it fun when you tell her she's just a cunt?". It also shows up in [[Music/UseYourIllusion "Bad Obsession"]], with the verse "I call my mother/She's just a cunt now/Said I'm sick in the head".

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* Music/GunsNRoses' ''Greatest Hits'' album includes The Anti-Nowhere League, "So What" (later covered by Music/{{Metallica}}):
--> I've [done something evil or disgusting] and I've [something else, etc]; so what, so what, you boring little cunt?
* Averted with
a PrecisionFStrike song by the Asylum Street Spankers.
--> My cunt, my cunt,
-->My ''country'' calls to me,
-->Asshole, asshole,
-->''A soldier'' I will be...
* LastSecondWordSwap
in "Since I Don't Have You" ("Yeah, we're fucked!"), but their CoverVersion the Music/EmilieAutumn song "Miss Lucy Had Some Leeches": "''Hell''-o to the surgeon with scalpel old and blunt/ he'll tie you to the table and he'll mutilate your/ ''come'', it's nearly teatime ..."
* Music/AzealiaBanks made ''very'' liberal use of it in "212" (her breakout hit), and she also uses it with great frequency in the rest of her work. Half of it is an attempt to retake the word ([[WordOfGod which she has repeatedly stated is her intention]]), the other half comes from ballroom slang.
* Music/{{Behemoth}}: Used in the opening line of ''The Satanist'', in case anyone had missed its NayTheist themes:
-->''"I saw [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} the Virgin]]'s cunt spawning forth [[{{Satan}} the Snake]]..."''
* Bob and Tom's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBIGwtyqBhA Camel Toe]]" never uses any
of the Dead Boys' "Ain't It Fun" has vulgar terms, but provides an ''astoundingly'' LongList of all the radio version due to the line "Ain't it fun when you tell her she's just euphemisms for this part of a cunt?". It also shows up in [[Music/UseYourIllusion "Bad Obsession"]], with the verse "I call my mother/She's just a cunt now/Said I'm sick in the head".woman's anatomy.



* Canned Heat's ''Going Up The Country (where the water tastes like wine)''. Babe, don't you wanna go?
* The unreleased Music/{{Deadmau5}} song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guZghcLxb4U Seeya Next Tuesday]] is this.



* Music/AzealiaBanks made ''very'' liberal use of it in "212" (her breakout hit), and she also uses it with great frequency in the rest of her work. Half of it is an attempt to retake the word ([[WordOfGod which she has repeatedly stated is her intention]]), the other half comes from ballroom slang.
* The song "In My Country" by the Lemon Sisters features a female singer entreating lonely sailors to come and visit her country. That is the nation in which she lives. For some reason, she keeps pausing in the middle of words.
* In his song "Dr. Stephen", Music/StephenLynch sings about being a gynecologist. After spending the entire song tap-dancing around this trope with [[LastSecondWordSwap last-second word swaps]] and [[UnusualEuphemism euphemisms]], he announces that he "could never say "cunt" to an audience".

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* Music/AzealiaBanks made ''very'' liberal use of it in "212" (her breakout hit), and she also uses it with great frequency in the rest of her work. Half of it is an attempt to retake the word ([[WordOfGod which she has repeatedly stated is her intention]]), the other half comes from ballroom slang.
* The song "In My Country" by the Lemon Sisters
Music/TheDoors' "Break on Through" features a female singer entreating lonely sailors to come and visit her country. That is the nation lines "I found an island in your arms/Country in your eyes..."
* Averted in The Exploited's famous protest song, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwnkFlVRCZc "Maggie You Cunt"]],
which she lives. For some reason, she keeps pausing in the middle of words.
* In his song "Dr. Stephen", Music/StephenLynch sings about being a gynecologist. After spending the entire song tap-dancing around this trope
[[BlatantLies respectfully disagrees]] with [[LastSecondWordSwap last-second word swaps]] the socio-economic policies and [[UnusualEuphemism euphemisms]], he announces that he "could never say "cunt" to an audience".legacy of former British Prime Minister UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher.



* In the Frightened Rabbit song "Poke", the singer laments the slow death of his relationship. He wonders if, instead, they should just rip off the band-aid and "kick its cunt in and watch as it dies from bleeding."
* Music/GunsNRoses' ''Greatest Hits'' album includes a PrecisionFStrike in "Since I Don't Have You" ("Yeah, we're fucked!"), but their CoverVersion of the Dead Boys' "Ain't It Fun" has the radio version due to the line "Ain't it fun when you tell her she's just a cunt?". It also shows up in [[Music/UseYourIllusion "Bad Obsession"]], with the verse "I call my mother/She's just a cunt now/Said I'm sick in the head".
* Music/{{Halestorm}}'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nt5gDOPgHuE "You Call Me a Bitch Like It's a Bad Thing"]] is a ClusterFBomb (besides two variations of the title line, the refrain includes an S-bomb), but still uses this to avoid the actual word. Instead, the first stanza ends with:
-->''But you call me up and have the nerve to say\\
"See you next Tuesday"''



* In the Music/SexPistols song "Pretty Vacant", guess how Johhny Rotten pronounces the last syllable of the title?
** And Sid Vicious' version of Music/FrankSinatra's "My Way" changed the line, "My friend, I'll say it clear", to "You cunt, I'm not a queer".
* LastSecondWordSwap in the Music/EmilieAutumn song "Miss Lucy Had Some Leeches": "''Hell''-o to the surgeon with scalpel old and blunt/ he'll tie you to the table and he'll mutilate your/ ''come'', it's nearly teatime ..."
* {{Music/TISM}}'s song '[[EvenEvilHasStandards I might be a cunt, but I'm not a fucking cunt]].' Amusingly, early in the song they promise, 'I might have screwed your sister, but I'll never screw your mum...' only to declare at the end, 'I mightn't tell the truth all the time, hey, but [[CrossesTheLineTwice what's your mum's number]]?'
* Music/ThePolice:
** One of the verses from "Rehumanize Yourself" is "Billy's joined the National Front/He was always a little runt/He's got his hand in the air with the other cunts/You've got to humanize yourself".
** The band members famously detested each other, to the point where Stewart Copeland wrote "FUCK OFF YOU CUNT" on his drums as a dig at Music/{{Sting}}.
* The Anti-Nowhere League, "So What" (later covered by Music/{{Metallica}}):
--> I've [done something evil or disgusting] and I've [something else, etc]; so what, so what, you boring little cunt?

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* In the Music/SexPistols song "Pretty Vacant", guess how Johhny Rotten pronounces the last syllable of the title?
** And Sid Vicious' version of Music/FrankSinatra's "My Way" changed the line, "My friend, I'll say it clear", to "You cunt, I'm not a queer".
* LastSecondWordSwap in the Music/EmilieAutumn song "Miss Lucy Had Some Leeches": "''Hell''-o to the surgeon with scalpel old and blunt/ he'll tie you to the table and he'll mutilate your/ ''come'', it's nearly teatime ..."
* {{Music/TISM}}'s song '[[EvenEvilHasStandards I might be a cunt, but I'm not a fucking cunt]].' Amusingly, early in the song they promise, 'I might have screwed your sister, but I'll never screw your mum...' only to declare at the end, 'I mightn't tell the truth all the time, hey, but [[CrossesTheLineTwice what's your mum's number]]?'
* Music/ThePolice:
** One of the verses from "Rehumanize Yourself" is "Billy's joined the National Front/He was always a little runt/He's got his hand in the air with the other cunts/You've got to humanize yourself".
** The band members famously detested each other, to the point where Stewart Copeland wrote "FUCK OFF YOU CUNT" on his drums as a dig at Music/{{Sting}}.
* The Anti-Nowhere League, "So What" (later covered by Music/{{Metallica}}):
--> I've [done
Music/{{Kesha}} does something evil or disgusting] similar with "C U Next Tuesday".
* The song "In My Country" by the Lemon Sisters features a female singer entreating lonely sailors to come
and I've [something else, etc]; so what, so what, you boring little cunt?visit her country. That is the nation in which she lives. For some reason, she keeps pausing in the middle of words.



* [[Music/LynyrdSkynyrd Ronnie Van Zant]] said it in a throwaway line during the live version of "Gimme Three Steps" found on One More from the Road (and also on Gold & Platinum).
* Averted with a song by the Asylum Street Spankers.
--> My cunt, my cunt,
-->My ''country'' calls to me,
-->Asshole, asshole,
-->''A soldier'' I will be...

to:

* [[Music/LynyrdSkynyrd Ronnie Van Zant]] said it in In his song "Dr. Stephen", Music/StephenLynch sings about being a throwaway line during gynecologist. After spending the live version of "Gimme Three Steps" found on One More from the Road (and also on Gold & Platinum).
* Averted
entire song tap-dancing around this trope with a song by [[LastSecondWordSwa* K.T. Oslin's "Hey Bobby" opens with the Asylum Street Spankers.
--> My cunt, my cunt,
-->My ''country'' calls
lines "Hey Bobby, would you like to me,
-->Asshole, asshole,
-->''A soldier'' I will be...
[[IntercourseWithYou go for a ride]]/In the country with me?". Actually, she uses the term throughout [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvOzNOL0w1A#t=0m09s the entire song]]. p last-second word swaps]] and [[UnusualEuphemism euphemisms]], he announces that he "could never say "cunt" to an audience".



* Music/ThePolice:
** One of the verses from "Rehumanize Yourself" is "Billy's joined the National Front/He was always a little runt/He's got his hand in the air with the other cunts/You've got to humanize yourself".
** The band members famously detested each other, to the point where Stewart Copeland wrote "FUCK OFF YOU CUNT" on his drums as a dig at Music/{{Sting}}.
* Music/ThePrettyReckless in "Miss Nothing," where lead singer Creator/TaylorMomsen makes it easy to misconstrue her phrase using the word as "misconstrued":
--> ''I'm misused\\
Miss cunt strewed''



* "Australia the Lucky Cunt" is an EP by TISM.
* In the Frightened Rabbit song "Poke", the singer laments the slow death of his relationship. He wonders if, instead, they should just rip off the band-aid and "kick its cunt in and watch as it dies from bleeding."
* The unreleased Music/{{Deadmau5}} song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guZghcLxb4U Seeya Next Tuesday]] is this.
* Music/{{Kesha}} does something similar with "C U Next Tuesday".
* Music/TheDoors' "Break on Through" features the lines "I found an island in your arms/Country in your eyes..."
* Canned Heat's ''Going Up The Country (where the water tastes like wine)''. Babe, don't you wanna go?
* Bob and Tom's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBIGwtyqBhA Camel Toe]]" never uses any of the vulgar terms, but provides an ''astoundingly'' LongList of all the euphemisms for this part of a woman's anatomy.

to:

* "Australia the Lucky Cunt" is an EP by TISM.
* In the Frightened Rabbit Music/SexPistols song "Poke", "Pretty Vacant", guess how Johhny Rotten pronounces the singer laments the slow death of his relationship. He wonders if, instead, they should just rip off the band-aid and "kick its cunt in and watch as it dies from bleeding."
* The unreleased Music/{{Deadmau5}} song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guZghcLxb4U Seeya Next Tuesday]] is this.
* Music/{{Kesha}} does something similar with "C U Next Tuesday".
* Music/TheDoors' "Break on Through" features the lines "I found an island in your arms/Country in your eyes..."
* Canned Heat's ''Going Up The Country (where the water tastes like wine)''. Babe, don't you wanna go?
* Bob and Tom's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBIGwtyqBhA Camel Toe]]" never uses any
last syllable of the vulgar terms, but provides an ''astoundingly'' LongList title?
** And Sid Vicious' version
of all Music/FrankSinatra's "My Way" changed the euphemisms line, "My friend, I'll say it clear", to "You cunt, I'm not a queer".
* Brutal DeathMetal band Music/{{Skinless}} has "Cuntaminated", which gets bonus points
for this part of BlackComedyRape and DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale. (to elaborate, it's about[[note]]Warning: the following is NSFW and possible NauseaFuel[[/note]] [[spoiler: a woman's anatomy.woman with numerous [=STDs=] and generally bad hygiene forcing a man to perform cunnilingus by sitting on his face]].
* Spearmint end the song "Start Again" with this:
-->And I'm so sorry
-->To be so blunt
-->But that boy...
-->...is a cunt



* Music/AdamAnt's "Place in the Country"
--> All I thought I wanted was a front door
-->All I thought I wanted was a place in the country
-->Now I realize I wanted so much more
-->Some I love but you I adore

to:

* Music/AdamAnt's "Place {{Music/TISM}}'s song '[[EvenEvilHasStandards I might be a cunt, but I'm not a fucking cunt]].' Amusingly, early in the Country"
--> All I thought I wanted was a front door
-->All I thought I wanted was a place
song they promise, 'I might have screwed your sister, but I'll never screw your mum...' only to declare at the end, 'I mightn't tell the truth all the time, hey, but [[CrossesTheLineTwice what's your mum's number]]?'
** "Australia the Lucky Cunt" is an EP by TISM.
* The Toadies song "Velvet" repeats the line "You hurt me, you cunt!" three times
in the country
-->Now I realize I wanted so much more
-->Some I love but you I adore
second chorus, and the bridge begins with the word repeated three more times.



* Spearmint end the song "Start Again" with this:
-->And I'm so sorry
-->To be so blunt
-->But that boy...
-->...is a cunt
* The Toadies song "Velvet" repeats the line "You hurt me, you cunt!" three times in the second chorus, and the bridge begins with the word repeated three more times.
* Brutal DeathMetal band Music/{{Skinless}} has "Cuntaminated", which gets bonus points for BlackComedyRape and DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale. (to elaborate, it's about[[note]]Warning: the following is NSFW and possible NauseaFuel[[/note]] [[spoiler: a woman with numerous [=STDs=] and generally bad hygiene forcing a man to perform cunnilingus by sitting on his face]].
* Music/AgainstMe in "Transgender Dysphoria Blues" (which also counts as NWordPrivileges):
-->You've got no cunt in your struts
-->You've got no hips to shake
* K.T. Oslin's "Hey Bobby" opens with the lines "Hey Bobby, would you like to [[IntercourseWithYou go for a ride]]/In the country with me?". Actually, she uses the term throughout [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvOzNOL0w1A#t=0m09s the entire song]].
* Music/{{Halestorm}}'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nt5gDOPgHuE "You Call Me a Bitch Like It's a Bad Thing"]] is a ClusterFBomb (besides two variations of the title line, the refrain includes an S-bomb), but still uses this to avoid the actual word. Instead, the first stanza ends with:
-->''But you call me up and have the nerve to say\\
"See you next Tuesday"''
* Music/ThePrettyReckless in "Miss Nothing," where lead singer Creator/TaylorMomsen makes it easy to misconstrue her phrase using the word as "misconstrued":
--> ''I'm misused\\
Miss cunt strewed''
* Music/{{Behemoth}}: Used in the opening line of ''The Satanist'', in case anyone had missed its NayTheist themes:
-->''"I saw [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} the Virgin]]'s cunt spawning forth [[{{Satan}} the Snake]]..."''

to:

* Spearmint end [[Music/LynyrdSkynyrd Ronnie Van Zant]] said it in a throwaway line during the live version of "Gimme Three Steps" found on One More from the Road (and also on Gold & Platinum).
* Parodied in Kevin Bloody Wilson's
song "Start Again" with this:
-->And I'm so sorry
-->To be so blunt
-->But that boy...
-->...is a cunt
* The Toadies song "Velvet" repeats the line
"You hurt me, you cunt!" three times in the second chorus, and the bridge begins with the word repeated three more times.
* Brutal DeathMetal band Music/{{Skinless}} has "Cuntaminated", which gets bonus points for BlackComedyRape and DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale. (to elaborate, it's about[[note]]Warning: the following is NSFW and possible NauseaFuel[[/note]] [[spoiler: a woman with numerous [=STDs=] and generally bad hygiene forcing a man to perform cunnilingus by sitting on his face]].
* Music/AgainstMe in "Transgender Dysphoria Blues" (which also counts as NWordPrivileges):
-->You've got no cunt in your struts
-->You've got no hips to shake
* K.T. Oslin's "Hey Bobby" opens with the lines "Hey Bobby, would you like to [[IntercourseWithYou go for a ride]]/In the country with me?". Actually, she uses the term throughout [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvOzNOL0w1A#t=0m09s the entire song]].
* Music/{{Halestorm}}'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nt5gDOPgHuE "You Call Me a Bitch Like It's a Bad Thing"]] is a ClusterFBomb (besides two variations of the title line, the refrain includes an S-bomb), but still uses this to avoid the actual word. Instead, the first stanza ends with:
-->''But you call me up and have the nerve to say\\
"See you next Tuesday"''
* Music/ThePrettyReckless in "Miss Nothing," where lead singer Creator/TaylorMomsen makes it easy to misconstrue her phrase using the word as "misconstrued":
--> ''I'm misused\\
Miss cunt strewed''
* Music/{{Behemoth}}: Used in the opening line of ''The Satanist'', in case anyone had missed its NayTheist themes:
-->''"I saw [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} the Virgin]]'s cunt spawning forth [[{{Satan}} the Snake]]..."''
Can't Say Cunt In Canada".
































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* British comedian Will Smith (''not'' the Hollywood actor) hosted a documentary called ''The C Word: How We Came to Swear By It.''



* ''Series/BetterThings'': Sam and Max get into an argument in Season 4 that culminates with them calling each other cunts (first genuinely, then from amusement).
* ''Series/TheBoys2019'': "Cunt" is basically Billy Butcher's go-to insult, though it can also be a compliment depending on context (not that the latter comes up much). In "The Innocents", Hughie Campbell finally calls him out on it.
-->'''Hughie:''' You know, you're always calling people "cunts" or "twats," but I just... I never really got how that's an insult? They're flexible, take a pounding, and they're the reason behind, like, [[ImAManICantHelpIt 98% of my life decisions]].
-->'''Butcher:''' ''([[ActuallyPrettyFunny smirks]])'' You're a good cunt.
* British comedian Will Smith (''not'' the Hollywood actor) hosted a documentary called ''The C Word: How We Came to Swear By It.''
* Showtime's ''Series/{{Californication}}'' has a scene where an obnoxious party attendant calls Karen a cunt and even presses his luck with her in front of Hank Moody (Catch You Next Tuesday). Hank then casually walks up to the man and in the words of Les Grossman, punches him in the face really f'in hard.



* ''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'' has a great, subtle one in "Jap Battle":
-->'''Audra:''' You wanna get salty like the Dead Sea, word? Then call off the suit or you're dead, C-word.



* In the series ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', Joss Whedon predated his addition of the word "quim" to the movie ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', when he had the rogue police Womack utter the line "You are an ugly-looking little quim, you know that?" to a male postal worker.



* ''Series/FullFrontalWithSamanthaBee'' uses the [[NWordPrivileges "C-Word Privileges"]] a woman host guarantees often.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=la4wWpKDqrM A segment had]] Seattle councilwomen who were [[StayInTheKitchen targeted]] for denying to give harbor terrain for a new arena being referred as the "Seattle [[DoubleEntendre SeaWards]]" (the blooper reel has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-AbHopNvlQ one of the woman saying the word out loud]]).
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnvOdHkFNI Also]], one of Hillary Clinton's instructions by PBS before a debate is "don't be c*nty" ([[BitingTheHandHumor "Oh, that's the same thing TBS told me before we taped this one!]] [[ComicallyMissingThePoint What is 'canty'?]]")
** A commercial does a BaitAndSwitch ("Sam, most people think you're unfit to talk about America due to being a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox6WANLR67E C-word]]. Canadian.").
** [[https://twitter.com/FullFrontalSamB/status/798955290854969344 One tweet called Samantha a "thunder cunt"]]... [[InsultBackfire and the show even sells shirts with that written.]]
** In a PrecisionFStrike, Samantha told to Ivanka Trump "do something about [[Usefulnotes/DonaldTrump your dad's]] immigration practices, you ''feckless cunt''!" [[http://www.vulture.com/2018/05/samantha-bee-calls-out-feckless-c-nt-ivanka-trump.html All hell broke loose.]]
** This was both [[{{Double Entendre}} slyly]] and pointedly referred to in a ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert'' sequence in which Colbert blasted the barbaric policy of Border Patrol separating children from their parents.
--> "If we let this continue, we are...a feckless ''country''"
* The ''[[Franchise/ASongOfIceAndFire Game of Thrones]]'' universe may as well be called "Game of Cunts", considering how widespread the use of it is in Westeros.
** ''Series/GameOfThrones':
*** One of our early signs that Joffrey Baratheon is in fact pure evil is when he uses this term to refer to Arya Stark.
*** This is probably Sandor Clegane's favourite word.
*** Bronn isn't a terribly bad guy (OnlyInItForTheMoney at least) but he makes his opinion of Joffery quite clear in "Garden of Bones":
---->'''Bronn''': There's no cure for being a cunt.
*** [[PragmaticVillainy Yara Greyjoy]] unleashes an awesome [[ClusterFBomb Cluster C-Bomb]] as she verbally bitchslaps her dumbass brother [[StupidEvil Theon]] in front of all his troops:
---->'''Yara''': Are you the ''dumbest'' cunt alive?
*** A brigand Sandor is in the middle of killing uses this as his last words. And that's ''after'' Sandor gave him a chance at picking a better choice than "Fuck you".
---->'''Sandor''': [[Funny/GameOfThrones You're shit at dying, you know that?]]
*** Arya and (once again) Sandor exchange opinions on the naming of weapons, which gets alluded to some seasons later when [[spoiler:Olenna Tyrell reveals to Jamie she was the principal actor in Joffrey's assassination.]]
---->'''Arya:''' ''Lots'' of people name their swords.\\
'''Sandor:''' Lots of cunts.
*** Jaime declares he's willing to go to war with Robert over his sister and snarks that the subsequent ballad can be called "The War for Cersei's Cunt." Coincidentally, this is also the first time Cersei is named on-screen and she is suitably unimpressed.
*** Jaime also refers to Grand Maester Pycelle as "that grey, sunken cunt."
*** Renly uses it in "The Wolf and the Lion" when discussing the Lannisters with Loras.
---->'''Renly:''' You have to give it to the Lannisters. They may be the most pompous, ponderous cunts the gods have ever suffered to walk the world, but they do have an outrageous amount of money.
*** Tyrion in regards to his father in "Fire and Blood".
*** Locke uses it to describe Catelyn in "Walk of Punishment".
*** Captain Mero asks Daenerys to show her C-word to see if it's worth fighting for. Grey Worm is so offended that he offers to slice his tongue.
*** Arya's opinion on the waif girl who attacks her in "High Sparrow".
*** Smalljon's eloquent opinion of Roose Bolton.
*** When Jaime meets with Olenna before [[spoiler: [[MercyKill offering to kill her quickly with poison,]]]] she asks what the name of Jaime's sword at his hip is, noting that it originally belonged to [[TheCaligula the late Joffrey.]] He replies that it's "Widow's Wail". Olenna's response?
----> '''Olenna:''' [[CallBack He really was a cunt, wasn't he?]]
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'':
*** Daemon Targaryen's favorite insult, which he often uses for the Hightowers, which he very much despises for having his brother King Viserys maintain him at a distance, especially Otto. Then there's his answer to Otto's demands to surrender and accept Aegon as king.
---->'''Daemon:''' I would rather feed my sons to the dragons, than have them carry spears and cups for your drunken, usurper cunt of a king.
*** Rhaenyra Targaryen mentions calling her midwife a cunt [[ScreamingBirth whilst giving birth]].
*** Ser Criston Cole, still bitter ten years after Rhaenyra rejected his proposal, calls her a "spoiled cunt" in conversation with Alicent. The queen is slightly taken aback by the vehemence of the statement.
* ''Series/TheHandmaidsTale'' has Janine calling Mrs. Putnam a cunt, despite Offred's warnings to Janine not to act up. The offense isn't the word, it's that talking back or disrespecting the Wives can get Janine killed or sent to the Colonies. However, later on that season, Offred calls Mrs. Waterford exactly that ''to her face'' whilst she's delivering an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.



* ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'' features no less than six uses of cunt in roughly thirty seconds in the episode ''Hero or Hate Crime''. Dee, the sole female of the group, is the only one to find it offensive.
** Dee does use it herself later on, though; in "The Gang Gets Cursed," she gives her neighbor a sarcastic trophy reading "Cunt of the Year."



* ''Series/KimsConvenience'': Mr. Kim once misspells "discount" as "discunt" on one of the signs in the store (the word is covered in some way whenever it's in the camera shot but it's made obvious that's the exact spelling Mr. Kim used). A customer finds it hilarious, whereas Pastor Nina and Mrs. Kim are horrified. Mr. Kim doesn't realize what "cunt" is and is confused as to why a big deal is being made over what he thinks is a harmless spelling mistake, leading Pastor Nina to awkwardly explain the connotations behind the word.
* In ''Series/{{Life On Mars|2006}}'', Irish suspect O'Brien asks whether Gene Hunt is rhyming slang. What for is discreetly left out.
** Which makes for a great BrickJoke in episode 1.06 of ''Series/AshesToAshes2008'', where a character demonstrates:
--->'''Chas''': His name's easy. Rhymes with my favorite word. In fact, we used to call him [[CurseCutShort Hunt the-]]



* 'Series/MidsomerMurders'': In "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS1E0 The Killings at Badger's Drift]]", the way Dennis pronounces the word "Constable" leaves no doubt as to what he means.
-->'''Dennis:''' Oh! I see you've got a right ''cunt-stable'' there.



* On ''Series/RuPaulsDragRace'', the {{drag queen}}s are encouraged to display their [[FunWithAcronyms Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent]].
* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch about music executives trying to get Cee-Lo Green's single "Fuck You" changed so it can air on TV (as "fuck," like "cunt," is one of the seven words you can't say on TV). One of the executives (played by Gwyneth Paltrow) calls a female censor a "...world-class ''Country Strong''".



* A recurring segment on ''Series/ThisHourHas22Minutes'' is "Computer Corner", in which Gunter Wilson teaches the audience about computers despite knowing virtually nothing about them. One sketch dealt with Instant Messaging and Gunter used several abbreviations including an unfortunate one for "See you next Tuesday." The audience doesn't see the abbreviation but the implication is clear.



* In ''Series/TwoPintsOfLagerAndAPacketOfCrisps'', Donna scratches "CUN" into Gaz's car as revenge for him [[spoiler:having an affair with Janet]]. Gaz arrives before she can finish the word, and asks what a "cun" is.



* On one episode of ''Series/{{Veep}}'' (appropriately titled "C**tgate") Selina spends a whole episode obsessed with finding the staffer who reportedly called her the C-word. Turns out [[EverybodyDidIt it was everyone]]. (Except for her personal assistant Gary, who admits that he called Selina the C-word, but turns out that he thinks that the C-word is "crone".)
* Played with in ''Series/VeronicaMars'', episode "Look Who's Stalking":
-->'''Kendall:''' Oh, well if it isn't Little Miss Teen Getaway. Your dad and I were just dealing with a little trouble.\\
'''Veronica:''' Like, [[Theatre/TheMusicMan trouble with a capital "T"]], that rhymes with "C", [[{{Curse Cut Short}} that stands for...]]\\
'''Keith:''' Veronica!\\
'''Veronica:''' [[BlatantLies I was gonna say "cute".]]
* ''{{Series/Vida}}'': Lyn tells Emma to "tone down [her] cuntiness" when they reunite in their mother's apartment.



* Showtime's ''Series/{{Californication}}'' has a scene where an obnoxious party attendant calls Karen a cunt and even presses his luck with her in front of Hank Moody (Catch You Next Tuesday). Hank then casually walks up to the man and in the words of Les Grossman, punches him in the face really f'in hard.
* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch about music executives trying to get Cee-Lo Green's single "Fuck You" changed so it can air on TV (as "fuck," like "cunt," is one of the seven words you can't say on TV). One of the executives (played by Gwyneth Paltrow) calls a female censor a "...world-class ''Country Strong''".
* In ''Series/{{Life On Mars|2006}}'', Irish suspect O'Brien asks whether Gene Hunt is rhyming slang. What for is discreetly left out.
** Which makes for a great BrickJoke in episode 1.06 of ''Series/AshesToAshes2008'', where a character demonstrates:
--->'''Chas''': His name's easy. Rhymes with my favorite word. In fact, we used to call him [[CurseCutShort Hunt the-]]
* On ''Series/RuPaulsDragRace'', the {{drag queen}}s are encouraged to display their [[FunWithAcronyms Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent]].
* The ''[[Franchise/ASongOfIceAndFire Game of Thrones]]'' universe may as well be called "Game of Cunts", considering how widespread the use of it is in Westeros.
** ''Series/GameOfThrones':
*** One of our early signs that Joffrey Baratheon is in fact pure evil is when he uses this term to refer to Arya Stark.
*** This is probably Sandor Clegane's favourite word.
*** Bronn isn't a terribly bad guy (OnlyInItForTheMoney at least) but he makes his opinion of Joffery quite clear in "Garden of Bones":
---->'''Bronn''': There's no cure for being a cunt.
*** [[PragmaticVillainy Yara Greyjoy]] unleashes an awesome [[ClusterFBomb Cluster C-Bomb]] as she verbally bitchslaps her dumbass brother [[StupidEvil Theon]] in front of all his troops:
---->'''Yara''': Are you the ''dumbest'' cunt alive?
*** A brigand Sandor is in the middle of killing uses this as his last words. And that's ''after'' Sandor gave him a chance at picking a better choice than "Fuck you".
---->'''Sandor''': [[Funny/GameOfThrones You're shit at dying, you know that?]]
*** Arya and (once again) Sandor exchange opinions on the naming of weapons, which gets alluded to some seasons later when [[spoiler:Olenna Tyrell reveals to Jamie she was the principal actor in Joffrey's assassination.]]
---->'''Arya:''' ''Lots'' of people name their swords.\\
'''Sandor:''' Lots of cunts.
*** Jaime declares he's willing to go to war with Robert over his sister and snarks that the subsequent ballad can be called "The War for Cersei's Cunt." Coincidentally, this is also the first time Cersei is named on-screen and she is suitably unimpressed.
*** Jaime also refers to Grand Maester Pycelle as "that grey, sunken cunt."
*** Renly uses it in "The Wolf and the Lion" when discussing the Lannisters with Loras.
---->'''Renly:''' You have to give it to the Lannisters. They may be the most pompous, ponderous cunts the gods have ever suffered to walk the world, but they do have an outrageous amount of money.
*** Tyrion in regards to his father in "Fire and Blood".
*** Locke uses it to describe Catelyn in "Walk of Punishment".
*** Captain Mero asks Daenerys to show her C-word to see if it's worth fighting for. Grey Worm is so offended that he offers to slice his tongue.
*** Arya's opinion on the waif girl who attacks her in "High Sparrow".
*** Smalljon's eloquent opinion of Roose Bolton.
*** When Jaime meets with Olenna before [[spoiler: [[MercyKill offering to kill her quickly with poison,]]]] she asks what the name of Jaime's sword at his hip is, noting that it originally belonged to [[TheCaligula the late Joffrey.]] He replies that it's "Widow's Wail". Olenna's response?
----> '''Olenna:''' [[CallBack He really was a cunt, wasn't he?]]
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'':
*** Daemon Targaryen's favorite insult, which he often uses for the Hightowers, which he very much despises for having his brother King Viserys maintain him at a distance, especially Otto. Then there's his answer to Otto's demands to surrender and accept Aegon as king.
---->'''Daemon:''' I would rather feed my sons to the dragons, than have them carry spears and cups for your drunken, usurper cunt of a king.
*** Rhaenyra Targaryen mentions calling her midwife a cunt [[ScreamingBirth whilst giving birth]].
*** Ser Criston Cole, still bitter ten years after Rhaenyra rejected his proposal, calls her a "spoiled cunt" in conversation with Alicent. The queen is slightly taken aback by the vehemence of the statement.
* Played with in ''Series/VeronicaMars'', episode "Look Who's Stalking":
-->'''Kendall:''' Oh, well if it isn't Little Miss Teen Getaway. Your dad and I were just dealing with a little trouble.\\
'''Veronica:''' Like, [[Theatre/TheMusicMan trouble with a capital "T"]], that rhymes with "C", [[{{Curse Cut Short}} that stands for...]]\\
'''Keith:''' Veronica!\\
'''Veronica:''' [[BlatantLies I was gonna say "cute".]]
* A recurring segment on ''Series/ThisHourHas22Minutes'' is "Computer Corner", in which Gunter Wilson teaches the audience about computers despite knowing virtually nothing about them. One sketch dealt with Instant Messaging and Gunter used several abbreviations including an unfortunate one for "See you next Tuesday." The audience doesn't see the abbreviation but the implication is clear.
* In an episode of ''Series/MidsomerMurders'', a character calls Barnaby's constable at the time a "right constable", where his accent and the emphasis make it obvious what he means.
* In the series ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', Joss Whedon predated his addition of the word "quim" to the movie ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', when he had the rogue police Womack utter the line "You are an ugly-looking little quim, you know that?" to a male postal worker.
* On one episode of ''Series/{{Veep}}'' (appropriately titled "C**tgate") Selina spends a whole episode obsessed with finding the staffer who reportedly called her the C-word. Turns out [[EverybodyDidIt it was everyone]]. (Except for her personal assistant Gary, who admits that he called Selina the C-word, but turns out that he thinks that the C-word is "crone".)
* ''Series/FullFrontalWithSamanthaBee'' uses the [[NWordPrivileges "C-Word Privileges"]] a woman host guarantees often.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=la4wWpKDqrM A segment had]] Seattle councilwomen who were [[StayInTheKitchen targeted]] for denying to give harbor terrain for a new arena being referred as the "Seattle [[DoubleEntendre SeaWards]]" (the blooper reel has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-AbHopNvlQ one of the woman saying the word out loud]]).
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnvOdHkFNI Also]], one of Hillary Clinton's instructions by PBS before a debate is "don't be c*nty" ([[BitingTheHandHumor "Oh, that's the same thing TBS told me before we taped this one!]] [[ComicallyMissingThePoint What is 'canty'?]]")
** A commercial does a BaitAndSwitch ("Sam, most people think you're unfit to talk about America due to being a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox6WANLR67E C-word]]. Canadian.").
** [[https://twitter.com/FullFrontalSamB/status/798955290854969344 One tweet called Samantha a "thunder cunt"]]... [[InsultBackfire and the show even sells shirts with that written.]]
** In a PrecisionFStrike, Samantha told to Ivanka Trump "do something about [[Usefulnotes/DonaldTrump your dad's]] immigration practices, you ''feckless cunt''!" [[http://www.vulture.com/2018/05/samantha-bee-calls-out-feckless-c-nt-ivanka-trump.html All hell broke loose.]]
** This was both [[{{Double Entendre}} slyly]] and pointedly referred to in a ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert'' sequence in which Colbert blasted the barbaric policy of Border Patrol separating children from their parents.
--> "If we let this continue, we are...a feckless ''country''"
* In ''Series/TwoPintsOfLagerAndAPacketOfCrisps'', Donna scratches "CUN" into Gaz's car as revenge for him [[spoiler:having an affair with Janet]]. Gaz arrives before she can finish the word, and asks what a "cun" is.
* ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'' features no less than six uses of cunt in roughly thirty seconds in the episode ''Hero or Hate Crime''. Dee, the sole female of the group, is the only one to find it offensive.
** Dee does use it herself later on, though; in "The Gang Gets Cursed," she gives her neighbor a sarcastic trophy reading "Cunt of the Year."
* ''Series/TheHandmaidsTale'' has Janine calling Mrs. Putnam a cunt, despite Offred's warnings to Janine not to act up. The offense isn't the word, it's that talking back or disrespecting the Wives can get Janine killed or sent to the Colonies. However, later on that season, Offred calls Mrs. Waterford exactly that ''to her face'' whilst she's delivering an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.
* ''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'' has a great, subtle one in "Jap Battle":
-->'''Audra:''' You wanna get salty like the Dead Sea, word? Then call off the suit or you're dead, C-word.
* ''{{Series/Vida}}'': Lyn tells Emma to "tone down [her] cuntiness" when they reunite in their mother's apartment.
* ''Series/TheBoys2019'': "Cunt" is basically Billy Butcher's go-to insult, though it can also be a compliment depending on context (not that the latter comes up much). In "The Innocents", Hughie Campbell finally calls him out on it.
-->'''Hughie:''' You know, you're always calling people "cunts" or "twats," but I just... I never really got how that's an insult? They're flexible, take a pounding, and they're the reason behind, like, [[ImAManICantHelpIt 98% of my life decisions]].
-->'''Butcher:''' ''([[ActuallyPrettyFunny smirks]])'' You're a good cunt.
* ''Series/KimsConvenience'': Mr. Kim once misspells "discount" as "discunt" on one of the signs in the store (the word is covered in some way whenever it's in the camera shot but it's made obvious that's the exact spelling Mr. Kim used). A customer finds it hilarious, whereas Pastor Nina and Mrs. Kim are horrified. Mr. Kim doesn't realize what "cunt" is and is confused as to why a big deal is being made over what he thinks is a harmless spelling mistake, leading Pastor Nina to awkwardly explain the connotations behind the word.
* ''Series/BetterThings'': Sam and Max get into an argument in Season 4 that culminates with them calling each other cunts (first genuinely, then from amusement).

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* Showtime's ''Series/{{Californication}}'' has a scene where an obnoxious party attendant calls Karen a cunt and even presses his luck with her in front of Hank Moody (Catch You Next Tuesday). Hank then casually walks up to the man and in the words of Les Grossman, punches him in the face really f'in hard.
* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch about music executives trying to get Cee-Lo Green's single "Fuck You" changed so it can air on TV (as "fuck," like "cunt," is one of the seven words you can't say on TV). One of the executives (played by Gwyneth Paltrow) calls a female censor a "...world-class ''Country Strong''".
* In ''Series/{{Life On Mars|2006}}'', Irish suspect O'Brien asks whether Gene Hunt is rhyming slang. What for is discreetly left out.
** Which makes for a great BrickJoke in episode 1.06 of ''Series/AshesToAshes2008'', where a character demonstrates:
--->'''Chas''': His name's easy. Rhymes with my favorite word. In fact, we used to call him [[CurseCutShort Hunt the-]]
* On ''Series/RuPaulsDragRace'', the {{drag queen}}s are encouraged to display their [[FunWithAcronyms Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent]].
* The ''[[Franchise/ASongOfIceAndFire Game of Thrones]]'' universe may as well be called "Game of Cunts", considering how widespread the use of it is in Westeros.
** ''Series/GameOfThrones':
*** One of our early signs that Joffrey Baratheon is in fact pure evil is when he uses this term to refer to Arya Stark.
*** This is probably Sandor Clegane's favourite word.
*** Bronn isn't a terribly bad guy (OnlyInItForTheMoney at least) but he makes his opinion of Joffery quite clear in "Garden of Bones":
---->'''Bronn''': There's no cure for being a cunt.
*** [[PragmaticVillainy Yara Greyjoy]] unleashes an awesome [[ClusterFBomb Cluster C-Bomb]] as she verbally bitchslaps her dumbass brother [[StupidEvil Theon]] in front of all his troops:
---->'''Yara''': Are you the ''dumbest'' cunt alive?
*** A brigand Sandor is in the middle of killing uses this as his last words. And that's ''after'' Sandor gave him a chance at picking a better choice than "Fuck you".
---->'''Sandor''': [[Funny/GameOfThrones You're shit at dying, you know that?]]
*** Arya and (once again) Sandor exchange opinions on the naming of weapons, which gets alluded to some seasons later when [[spoiler:Olenna Tyrell reveals to Jamie she was the principal actor in Joffrey's assassination.]]
---->'''Arya:''' ''Lots'' of people name their swords.\\
'''Sandor:''' Lots of cunts.
*** Jaime declares he's willing to go to war with Robert over his sister and snarks that the subsequent ballad can be called "The War for Cersei's Cunt." Coincidentally, this is also the first time Cersei is named on-screen and she is suitably unimpressed.
*** Jaime also refers to Grand Maester Pycelle as "that grey, sunken cunt."
*** Renly uses it in "The Wolf and the Lion" when discussing the Lannisters with Loras.
---->'''Renly:''' You have to give it to the Lannisters. They may be the most pompous, ponderous cunts the gods have ever suffered to walk the world, but they do have an outrageous amount of money.
*** Tyrion in regards to his father in "Fire and Blood".
*** Locke uses it to describe Catelyn in "Walk of Punishment".
*** Captain Mero asks Daenerys to show her C-word to see if it's worth fighting for. Grey Worm is so offended that he offers to slice his tongue.
*** Arya's opinion on the waif girl who attacks her in "High Sparrow".
*** Smalljon's eloquent opinion of Roose Bolton.
*** When Jaime meets with Olenna before [[spoiler: [[MercyKill offering to kill her quickly with poison,]]]] she asks what the name of Jaime's sword at his hip is, noting that it originally belonged to [[TheCaligula the late Joffrey.]] He replies that it's "Widow's Wail". Olenna's response?
----> '''Olenna:''' [[CallBack He really was a cunt, wasn't he?]]
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'':
*** Daemon Targaryen's favorite insult, which he often uses for the Hightowers, which he very much despises for having his brother King Viserys maintain him at a distance, especially Otto. Then there's his answer to Otto's demands to surrender and accept Aegon as king.
---->'''Daemon:''' I would rather feed my sons to the dragons, than have them carry spears and cups for your drunken, usurper cunt of a king.
*** Rhaenyra Targaryen mentions calling her midwife a cunt [[ScreamingBirth whilst giving birth]].
*** Ser Criston Cole, still bitter ten years after Rhaenyra rejected his proposal, calls her a "spoiled cunt" in conversation with Alicent. The queen is slightly taken aback by the vehemence of the statement.
* Played with in ''Series/VeronicaMars'', episode "Look Who's Stalking":
-->'''Kendall:''' Oh, well if it isn't Little Miss Teen Getaway. Your dad and I were just dealing with a little trouble.\\
'''Veronica:''' Like, [[Theatre/TheMusicMan trouble with a capital "T"]], that rhymes with "C", [[{{Curse Cut Short}} that stands for...]]\\
'''Keith:''' Veronica!\\
'''Veronica:''' [[BlatantLies I was gonna say "cute".]]
* A recurring segment on ''Series/ThisHourHas22Minutes'' is "Computer Corner", in which Gunter Wilson teaches the audience about computers despite knowing virtually nothing about them. One sketch dealt with Instant Messaging and Gunter used several abbreviations including an unfortunate one for "See you next Tuesday." The audience doesn't see the abbreviation but the implication is clear.
* In an episode of ''Series/MidsomerMurders'', a character calls Barnaby's constable at the time a "right constable", where his accent and the emphasis make it obvious what he means.
* In the series ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', Joss Whedon predated his addition of the word "quim" to the movie ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', when he had the rogue police Womack utter the line "You are an ugly-looking little quim, you know that?" to a male postal worker.
* On one episode of ''Series/{{Veep}}'' (appropriately titled "C**tgate") Selina spends a whole episode obsessed with finding the staffer who reportedly called her the C-word. Turns out [[EverybodyDidIt it was everyone]]. (Except for her personal assistant Gary, who admits that he called Selina the C-word, but turns out that he thinks that the C-word is "crone".)
* ''Series/FullFrontalWithSamanthaBee'' uses the [[NWordPrivileges "C-Word Privileges"]] a woman host guarantees often.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=la4wWpKDqrM A segment had]] Seattle councilwomen who were [[StayInTheKitchen targeted]] for denying to give harbor terrain for a new arena being referred as the "Seattle [[DoubleEntendre SeaWards]]" (the blooper reel has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-AbHopNvlQ one of the woman saying the word out loud]]).
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnvOdHkFNI Also]], one of Hillary Clinton's instructions by PBS before a debate is "don't be c*nty" ([[BitingTheHandHumor "Oh, that's the same thing TBS told me before we taped this one!]] [[ComicallyMissingThePoint What is 'canty'?]]")
** A commercial does a BaitAndSwitch ("Sam, most people think you're unfit to talk about America due to being a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox6WANLR67E C-word]]. Canadian.").
** [[https://twitter.com/FullFrontalSamB/status/798955290854969344 One tweet called Samantha a "thunder cunt"]]... [[InsultBackfire and the show even sells shirts with that written.]]
** In a PrecisionFStrike, Samantha told to Ivanka Trump "do something about [[Usefulnotes/DonaldTrump your dad's]] immigration practices, you ''feckless cunt''!" [[http://www.vulture.com/2018/05/samantha-bee-calls-out-feckless-c-nt-ivanka-trump.html All hell broke loose.]]
** This was both [[{{Double Entendre}} slyly]] and pointedly referred to in a ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert'' sequence in which Colbert blasted the barbaric policy of Border Patrol separating children from their parents.
--> "If we let this continue, we are...a feckless ''country''"
* In ''Series/TwoPintsOfLagerAndAPacketOfCrisps'', Donna scratches "CUN" into Gaz's car as revenge for him [[spoiler:having an affair with Janet]]. Gaz arrives before she can finish the word, and asks what a "cun" is.
* ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'' features no less than six uses of cunt in roughly thirty seconds in the episode ''Hero or Hate Crime''. Dee, the sole female of the group, is the only one to find it offensive.
** Dee does use it herself later on, though; in "The Gang Gets Cursed," she gives her neighbor a sarcastic trophy reading "Cunt of the Year."
* ''Series/TheHandmaidsTale'' has Janine calling Mrs. Putnam a cunt, despite Offred's warnings to Janine not to act up. The offense isn't the word, it's that talking back or disrespecting the Wives can get Janine killed or sent to the Colonies. However, later on that season, Offred calls Mrs. Waterford exactly that ''to her face'' whilst she's delivering an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.
* ''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'' has a great, subtle one in "Jap Battle":
-->'''Audra:''' You wanna get salty like the Dead Sea, word? Then call off the suit or you're dead, C-word.
* ''{{Series/Vida}}'': Lyn tells Emma to "tone down [her] cuntiness" when they reunite in their mother's apartment.
* ''Series/TheBoys2019'': "Cunt" is basically Billy Butcher's go-to insult, though it can also be a compliment depending on context (not that the latter comes up much). In "The Innocents", Hughie Campbell finally calls him out on it.
-->'''Hughie:''' You know, you're always calling people "cunts" or "twats," but I just... I never really got how that's an insult? They're flexible, take a pounding, and they're the reason behind, like, [[ImAManICantHelpIt 98% of my life decisions]].
-->'''Butcher:''' ''([[ActuallyPrettyFunny smirks]])'' You're a good cunt.
* ''Series/KimsConvenience'': Mr. Kim once misspells "discount" as "discunt" on one of the signs in the store (the word is covered in some way whenever it's in the camera shot but it's made obvious that's the exact spelling Mr. Kim used). A customer finds it hilarious, whereas Pastor Nina and Mrs. Kim are horrified. Mr. Kim doesn't realize what "cunt" is and is confused as to why a big deal is being made over what he thinks is a harmless spelling mistake, leading Pastor Nina to awkwardly explain the connotations behind the word.
* ''Series/BetterThings'': Sam and Max get into an argument in Season 4 that culminates with them calling each other cunts (first genuinely, then from amusement).


















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* [[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/the-c-word-524059.html The first recorded instance of the C-word on live British TV]] (or the whole world for that matter) was on Creator/{{ITV}}'s ''The Frost Programme'' on 7 November 1970, when future magazine publisher Felix Dennis let one slip. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxjnfDToQmA Here's the uncut video.]] There was the ''mother'' of all MoralGuardians-shit-storms after this, which led to live broadcasts being required to have a [[LiveButDelayed 15-second delay]]. One Conservative Member of Parliament suggested in the Commons that [[DisproportionateRetribution the offender be hanged]].
* Used (though censored in the TV broadcast) in the episode "Real Time" of ''Series/{{Workaholics}}'', the guys spend the first few minutes leaving angry voicemails to their boss, Alice. At the end of the episode, after trying and failing to destroy the voice-mails, they contemplate doing it again, and Adam says he has a great one, after thinking about it all day.
-->'''Adam''': Hello, Alice? Uh, this is uh, Not-Adam. You are a cunt. You're a cunt! You're a dumb cunt."
* ''The Kenny Everett Show'': One of Kenny Everett's recurring characters was an actress named 'Cupid Stunt'. Amusingly, that name was reportedly chosen after Creator/TheBBC spotted and vetoed a ''less'' offensive {{spoonerism}}, Mary Hinge.
* Creator/MontyPython:
** ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'': There is a classic sketch about a man who pronounces all his 'C's as 'B's. At the end of the sketch, the other man suggests he try spelling these words with a 'K' instead, leading the first man to observe, "What a silly bunt." This actually got the BBC into a lot of trouble.
** It also managed to make its way into their farewell show, ''Film/MontyPythonMostlyLiveOneDownFiveToGo'', during the second verse of "The Penis Song":
--->[[spoiler:Your honeypot, your hairy friend/But never call it '''cunt'''/Or we won't come back.]]
* ''Series/CurbYourEnthusiasm'':
** Larry David's use of it during a poker game causes an effeminate acquaintance to have a slow-motion nervous breakdown. Made all the funnier when David later mentions in retrospect, he "should've said "''pussy''".
** Larry gets in trouble when he submits an obituary for his wife's aunt and the paper misprints a line, "Devoted sister, beloved cunt."
** Marty Funkhauser's joke he tells Jerry Seinfeld: "P.S. Your cunt is in the sink"
** Susie in "The Grand Opening": "Fuck you, you car wash cunt! I had a dental appointment!"
* ''Series/TheSopranos'':
** Season 2 has a scene where Tony applies it to Big Pussy's wife, causing Carmella to stop him mid-sentence and shut him up.
** Uncle Junior, a by-definition old geezer, breaks his hip in the shower and exclaims "YOUR SISTER'S CUNT!"
** In another case, Christopher gets to go on a movie set and suggests a curse word alternative to bitch -- ''pucchiacha''. When asked what it means, he simply deadpans: "Cunt."
* ''Series/TheWire'':
** There's a scene where its use causes Stringer Bell, a drug-dealing serial killer, to stop in his tracks and look shocked. The full line: "Oh fuck the meet! You harder to get at than my fat wife's ''cunt''!"
** On a different occasion from the same show.
--->'''[=McNulty=]:''' You know something? My ex-wife, the way she acts sometimes, the way she deals with shit... You would think a less enlightened man than myself, cruder man than myself, a man less sensitized to the qualities and charms and value of women, a man like that; not me, but a man like that: he just might call her a cunt.\\
'''Greggs:''' You just called the mother of your children a cunt.\\
'''[=McNulty=]:''' No, I did not call her that.\\
'''Greggs''': Yes you fucking did!\\
'''[=McNulty=]''': No, I did not! Let's just leave this, I've got some stuff to do.



* It shows up a few times in ''Series/{{Queer as Folk|US}}'', mostly fairly casually, but in one case, it was enough to end a friendship.
-->'''Emmett:''' Well I may be a silly faggot, but you know something, Mel? You're a Cunt.

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* British comedian Will Smith (''not'' the Hollywood actor) hosted a documentary called ''The C Word: How We Came to Swear By It.''
* The BBC had to be astonishingly careful when discussing the word on the Oxford English Dictionary Word Hunt show ''Series/BalderdashAndPiffle'', including ContentWarnings both before and during the show. (It aired pre-{{Watershed}}.)
It shows up a few times sought out the etymology of various words. [[DoubleEntendre One episode explored 'cunt' in ''Series/{{Queer as Folk|US}}'', mostly fairly casually, but some depth.]]
* Subverted
in one case, it was enough the ''Series/{{Community}}'' episode "Beginner Pottery":
-->'''Pierce:''' (referring
to end a friendship.
-->'''Emmett:''' Well
Shirley) Well, I may be a silly faggot, but you guess now we know something, Mel? You're a Cunt.what the C in Captain stands for ...\\
(everyone gasps)\\
'''Pierce:''' ... crabapple!



* ''Series/CurbYourEnthusiasm'':
** Larry David's use of it during a poker game causes an effeminate acquaintance to have a slow-motion nervous breakdown. Made all the funnier when David later mentions in retrospect, he "should've said "''pussy''".
** Larry gets in trouble when he submits an obituary for his wife's aunt and the paper misprints a line, "Devoted sister, beloved cunt."
** Marty Funkhauser's joke he tells Jerry Seinfeld: "P.S. Your cunt is in the sink"
** Susie in "The Grand Opening": "Fuck you, you car wash cunt! I had a dental appointment!"
* ''Series/DeadLikeMe'' has Delores Herbig using the "see you next Tuesday" variety.
* Copious usage in ''{{Series/Deadwood}}''.
** Noteworthy, in that the first use of this word in the show is within ten minutes of the very first episode, and ''by a woman'', at that.
--->'''Calamity Jane:''' It's only WILD BILL HICKOCK you got stranded here in the muck! Y'ignorant fuckin' cunts.



* "Dirty" Den on ''Series/{{Eastenders}}'' once failed to sneak the word it when the actor left rather ''too'' long a pause in the middle of addressing a PC as "constable" - there's a fine art in getting the insult noticeable but not blatant. [[DontTryThisAtHome Try it at home, kids!]]
* In ''An Evening With Creator/KevinSmith 2: Evening Harder'', while speaking in London, Kevin talks about the difference between saying the C-word in England (''Right on, mate!''), and saying it in America (''Ugh. Cunt?'').
* [[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/the-c-word-524059.html The first recorded instance of the C-word on live British TV]] (or the whole world for that matter) was on Creator/{{ITV}}'s ''The Frost Programme'' on 7 November 1970, when future magazine publisher Felix Dennis let one slip. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxjnfDToQmA Here's the uncut video.]] There was the ''mother'' of all MoralGuardians-shit-storms after this, which led to live broadcasts being required to have a [[LiveButDelayed 15-second delay]]. One Conservative Member of Parliament suggested in the Commons that [[DisproportionateRetribution the offender be hanged]].
* ''Series/HaveIGotNewsForYou'' has made several oblique references to the word:
** In the week preceding one episode, an MP, Richard Graham, had referred to another person as a cunt (apparently while drunk) on his blog.
--->'''Stuart Maconie:''' He called some Labour guy in his constituency... I can't say this word... the C-word.\\
'''Ian:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint A Conservative?]]\\
'''Paul:''' No, I believe he was referring to the four-letter version.\\
'''Ian:''' Oh.\\
'''Paul:''' Tory.
** Creator/BobMonkhouse worked in two subtle references to the word. First, claiming that people somehow instinctively knew that he was from Kent, as he could always hear them muttering the word as he walked past them in the street, and then:
--->'''Bob Monkhouse:''' I think Ian forgets that he is working in tandem with a man who was described by The Guardian as a cult.[[note]]''The Guardian'' was at one time noted for typographical errors.[[/note]]
* ''Series/{{House}}'': Cameron, of all people, gets away with the "see you next Tuesday" variant, though ItMakesSenseInContext--this is during Chase's attempts at courtship by saying he likes her once a week; the line's delivery didn't suggest the hidden meaning, but the euphemism is not hidden.



* ''Series/TheKennyEverettShow'': One of Kenny Everett's recurring characters was an actress named 'Cupid Stunt'. Amusingly, that name was reportedly chosen after Creator/TheBBC spotted and vetoed a ''less'' offensive {{spoonerism}}, Mary Hinge.
* Louis C.K.'s HBO sitcom ''Series/LuckyLouie'' has this exchange come up in an argument about the existence of {{God}}:
-->'''Jerry''': Well, of course, there's a God.\\
'''Rich''': What proof is there of that?\\
'''Jerry''': Well, what do you think made you, asshole?\\
'''Rich''': The fuck does that mean?\\
'''Jerry''': Where'd you come from?\\
'''Rich''': My mother's cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Okay, well where'd she come from?\\
'''Rich''': Her mother's cunt. And her mother's cunt before that. And it goes back like that from cunt to cunt to cunt to cunt all the way back until eventually, you get to that slimy fish with no legs.\\
'''Jerry''': Okay, well where'd the fish come from?\\
'''Rich''': His legless mother's cunt. You see, everything and everybody comes from their mother's cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Well, uh, with all these cunts, I mean, they had to come from somewhere. Well, where'd they come from?\\
'''Rich''': I guess they all come from one big giant cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Yeah-- and that's God!
** One episode involved the word more prominently when Louie and Kim have a fight, things get heated, and he calls her a cunt. Obviously, she shuts down and refuses to talk to him, and he ends up accidentally calling her a cunt again, ''twice'', [[DiggingYourselfDeeper during his apology]].
* Nathan uses it relatively often in ''Series/{{Misfits}}'', frequently when he's chatting up a girl (his seduction techniques are notoriously terrible). The pilot episode also features this argument between two girls:
-->'''Alisha:''' Shut up you chav.\\
'''Kelly:''' [[BerserkButton If you call me a chav one more time]], I'll kick you so hard in the cunt your mum will feel it.
** And the season 2 finale, when the boys are discussing what their super-hero names should be:
-->'''Nathan:''' *points at Simon* The Invisible Cunt!\\
'''Simon:''' Why am ''I'' the Invisible Cunt?\\
'''Nathan:''' You just are, man. Get used to it.
* Creator/MontyPython:
** ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'': There is a classic sketch about a man who pronounces all his 'C's as 'B's. At the end of the sketch, the other man suggests he try spelling these words with a 'K' instead, leading the first man to observe, "What a silly bunt." This actually got the BBC into a lot of trouble.
** It also managed to make its way into their farewell show, ''Film/MontyPythonMostlyLiveOneDownFiveToGo'', during the second verse of "The Penis Song":
--->[[spoiler:Your honeypot, your hairy friend/But never call it '''cunt'''/Or we won't come back.]]
* At a ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' convention, Trace Beaulieu almost referred to Kim Cattrall with the word, but caught himself halfway through. His censored version also showed up on an actual ''[=MST3K=]'' episode.
* In an episode of ''Series/PennAndTellerBullshit'' on Profanity, it's the only word even the anti-censorship commentators are hesitant to say. Most of them do, but radio host Mancow refuses, claiming his wife will kill him.
** On the other hand, there seems to be some implied use of it as immediately after the stream of the word "cunt" it cuts to a scene of the main opponent of the matter for the episode, a woman.
* It shows up a few times in ''Series/{{Queer as Folk|US}}'', mostly fairly casually, but in one case, it was enough to end a friendship.
-->'''Emmett:''' Well I may be a silly faggot, but you know something, Mel? You're a Cunt.
* HBO's ''Series/{{Rome}}'' loves this word, frequently combining it with Roman blasphemy ("Juno's cunt!") {{Justified|Trope}} in that ancient Roman curses were almost entirely scatological and the equivalent of "cunt" [[note]]''cunnus'', which oddly enough is not believed by etymologists to be directly related to ''cunt''. According to Website/{{Wikipedia}}, the former has cognates in Greek and Persian and has been traced to the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European word ''kutnos'', "crack", while the latter comes from the Germanic languages and one of two PIE roots - ''gon'', "create" or ''gune'', "woman".[[/note]] was one of the milder ones.
* ''Series/SexAndTheCity'' features prissy Charlotte using the euphemistic version (while having her friends try on bridesmaid dresses, she objects to Samantha's efforts to raise the hemline): "No! I don't want anyone to see your... ''see you next Tuesday''
** Carrie, having never heard this euphemism before, takes a couple of seconds to piece it together, then sarcastically says "Ohhh, is that a ''WesternAnimation/SchoolhouseRock'' episode I MISSED?"



* ''Series/TheSopranos'':
** Season 2 has a scene where Tony applies it to Big Pussy's wife, causing Carmella to stop him mid-sentence and shut him up.
** Uncle Junior, a by-definition old geezer, breaks his hip in the shower and exclaims "YOUR SISTER'S CUNT!"
** In another case, Christopher gets to go on a movie set and suggests a curse word alternative to bitch -- ''pucchiacha''. When asked what it means, he simply deadpans: "Cunt."
* ''Series/SpartacusBloodAndSand'' is not afraid to use this word as a part of being DarkerAndEdgier retelling of the story. In one episode, Lucretia uses it specifically to refer to a woman's genitals -- in this case, Mira's.
-->"Tits, ass, and cunt appear to be in fine condition."



* ''Series/SexAndTheCity'' features prissy Charlotte using the euphemistic version (while having her friends try on bridesmaid dresses, she objects to Samantha's efforts to raise the hemline): "No! I don't want anyone to see your... ''see you next Tuesday''
** Carrie, having never heard this euphemism before, takes a couple of seconds to piece it together, then sarcastically says "Ohhh, is that a ''WesternAnimation/SchoolhouseRock'' episode I MISSED?"
* ''Series/HaveIGotNewsForYou'' has made several oblique references to the word:
** In the week preceding one episode, an MP, Richard Graham, had referred to another person as a cunt (apparently while drunk) on his blog.
--->'''Stuart Maconie:''' He called some Labour guy in his constituency... I can't say this word... the C-word.\\
'''Ian:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint A Conservative?]]\\
'''Paul:''' No, I believe he was referring to the four-letter version.\\
'''Ian:''' Oh.\\
'''Paul:''' Tory.
** Creator/BobMonkhouse worked in two subtle references to the word. First, claiming that people somehow instinctively knew that he was from Kent, as he could always hear them muttering the word as he walked past them in the street, and then:
--->'''Bob Monkhouse:''' I think Ian forgets that he is working in tandem with a man who was described by The Guardian as a cult.[[note]]''The Guardian'' was at one time noted for typographical errors.[[/note]]

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* ''Series/SexAndTheCity'' features prissy Charlotte using In the euphemistic version (while having her friends try on bridesmaid dresses, she objects pilot of ''Series/TrueBlood'', Denise Rattray, a trashy dealer of vampire blood, spews it out to Samantha's efforts to raise the hemline): "No! I don't want anyone to see your... ''see main character, who in turn drawls "That just proves how low-rent you next Tuesday''
really are".
** Carrie, having never heard this euphemism before, takes Debbie and Pam drop the C-bomb a couple of seconds to piece it together, then sarcastically says "Ohhh, is that a ''WesternAnimation/SchoolhouseRock'' episode I MISSED?"
* ''Series/HaveIGotNewsForYou'' has made several oblique references to the word:
** In the week preceding one episode, an MP, Richard Graham, had referred to another person as a cunt (apparently while drunk) on his blog.
--->'''Stuart Maconie:''' He called some Labour guy in his constituency... I can't say this word... the C-word.\\
'''Ian:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint A Conservative?]]\\
'''Paul:''' No, I believe he was referring to the four-letter version.\\
'''Ian:''' Oh.\\
'''Paul:''' Tory.
** Creator/BobMonkhouse worked in two subtle references to the word. First, claiming that people somehow instinctively knew that he was from Kent, as he could always hear them muttering the word as he walked past them in the street, and then:
--->'''Bob Monkhouse:''' I think Ian forgets that he is working in tandem with a man who was described by The Guardian as a cult.[[note]]''The Guardian'' was at one time noted for typographical errors.[[/note]]
times too.



* Copious usage in ''{{Series/Deadwood}}''.
** Noteworthy, in that the first use of this word in the show is within ten minutes of the very first episode, and ''by a woman'', at that.
--->'''Calamity Jane:''' It's only WILD BILL HICKOCK you got stranded here in the muck! Y'ignorant fuckin' cunts.
* In the pilot of ''Series/TrueBlood'', Denise Rattray, a trashy dealer of vampire blood, spews it out to the main character, who in turn drawls "That just proves how low-rent you really are".
** Debbie and Pam drop the C-bomb a couple of times too.
* ''Series/SpartacusBloodAndSand'' is not afraid to use this word as a part of being DarkerAndEdgier retelling of the story. In one episode, Lucretia uses it specifically to refer to a woman's genitals -- in this case, Mira's.
-->"Tits, ass, and cunt appear to be in fine condition."
* ''Series/{{House}}'': Cameron, of all people, gets away with the "see you next Tuesday" variant, though ItMakesSenseInContext--this is during Chase's attempts at courtship by saying he likes her once a week; the line's delivery didn't suggest the hidden meaning, but the euphemism is not hidden.
* ''Series/DeadLikeMe'' has Delores Herbig using the "see you next Tuesday" variety.
* Louis C.K.'s HBO sitcom ''Series/LuckyLouie'' has this exchange come up in an argument about the existence of {{God}}:
-->'''Jerry''': Well, of course, there's a God.\\
'''Rich''': What proof is there of that?\\
'''Jerry''': Well, what do you think made you, asshole?\\
'''Rich''': The fuck does that mean?\\
'''Jerry''': Where'd you come from?\\
'''Rich''': My mother's cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Okay, well where'd she come from?\\
'''Rich''': Her mother's cunt. And her mother's cunt before that. And it goes back like that from cunt to cunt to cunt to cunt all the way back until eventually, you get to that slimy fish with no legs.\\
'''Jerry''': Okay, well where'd the fish come from?\\
'''Rich''': His legless mother's cunt. You see, everything and everybody comes from their mother's cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Well, uh, with all these cunts, I mean, they had to come from somewhere. Well, where'd they come from?\\
'''Rich''': I guess they all come from one big giant cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Yeah-- and that's God!
** One episode involved the word more prominently when Louie and Kim have a fight, things get heated, and he calls her a cunt. Obviously, she shuts down and refuses to talk to him, and he ends up accidentally calling her a cunt again, ''twice'', [[DiggingYourselfDeeper during his apology]].

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* Copious usage in ''{{Series/Deadwood}}''.
Averted: Caprice Bourret used it live on daytime television while discussing ''Theatre/TheVaginaMonologues'' without any uproar at all.
** Noteworthy, in that Similarly, Creator/JaneFonda blurted out on ''The Today Show'' how she offered to do a monologue titled "Cunt" and nothing came of it... except for the first use of this word in guy on the show is within ten minutes of the very first episode, and ''by a woman'', at that.
--->'''Calamity Jane:''' It's only WILD BILL HICKOCK you got stranded here in the muck! Y'ignorant fuckin' cunts.
* In the pilot of ''Series/TrueBlood'', Denise Rattray, a trashy dealer of vampire blood, spews it out to the main character, who in turn drawls "That just proves how low-rent you really are".
** Debbie and Pam drop the C-bomb a couple of times too.
* ''Series/SpartacusBloodAndSand'' is not afraid to use this word as a part of being DarkerAndEdgier retelling of the story. In one episode, Lucretia uses it specifically to refer to a woman's genitals -- in this case, Mira's.
-->"Tits, ass, and cunt appear to be in fine condition."
* ''Series/{{House}}'': Cameron, of all people, gets away with the "see you next Tuesday" variant, though ItMakesSenseInContext--this is during Chase's attempts at courtship by saying he likes her once a week; the line's delivery didn't suggest the hidden meaning, but the euphemism is not hidden.
* ''Series/DeadLikeMe'' has Delores Herbig using the "see you next Tuesday" variety.
* Louis C.K.'s HBO sitcom ''Series/LuckyLouie'' has this exchange come up in
seven-second delay likely having an argument about the existence of {{God}}:
-->'''Jerry''': Well, of course, there's a God.\\
'''Rich''': What proof is there of that?\\
'''Jerry''': Well, what do you think made you, asshole?\\
'''Rich''': The fuck does that mean?\\
'''Jerry''': Where'd you come from?\\
'''Rich''': My mother's cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Okay, well where'd she come from?\\
'''Rich''': Her mother's cunt. And her mother's cunt before that. And it goes back like that from cunt to cunt to cunt to cunt all the way back until eventually, you get to that slimy fish with no legs.\\
'''Jerry''': Okay, well where'd the fish come from?\\
'''Rich''': His legless mother's cunt. You see, everything and everybody comes from their mother's cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Well, uh, with all these cunts, I mean, they had to come from somewhere. Well, where'd they come from?\\
'''Rich''': I guess they all come from one big giant cunt.\\
'''Jerry''': Yeah-- and that's God!
** One episode involved the word more prominently when Louie and Kim have a fight, things get heated, and he calls her a cunt. Obviously, she shuts down and refuses to talk to him, and he ends up accidentally calling her a cunt again, ''twice'', [[DiggingYourselfDeeper during his apology]].
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* In an episode of ''Series/PennAndTellerBullshit'' on Profanity, it's the only word even the anti-censorship commentators are hesitant to say. Most of them do, but radio host Mancow refuses, claiming his wife will kill him.
** On the other hand, there seems to be some implied use of it as immediately after the stream of the word "cunt" it cuts to a scene of the main opponent of the matter for the episode, a woman.
* Averted: Caprice Bourret used it live on daytime television while discussing ''Theatre/TheVaginaMonologues'' without any uproar at all.
** Similarly, Creator/JaneFonda blurted out on ''The Today Show'' how she offered to do a monologue titled "Cunt" and nothing came of it... except for the guy on the seven-second delay likely having an aneurysm.
* The BBC had to be astonishingly careful when discussing the word on the Oxford English Dictionary Word Hunt show ''Series/BalderdashAndPiffle'', including ContentWarnings both before and during the show. (It aired pre-{{Watershed}}.) It sought out the etymology of various words. [[DoubleEntendre One episode explored 'cunt' in some depth.]]
* "Dirty" Den on ''Series/{{Eastenders}}'' once failed to sneak the word it when the actor left rather ''too'' long a pause in the middle of addressing a PC as "constable" - there's a fine art in getting the insult noticeable but not blatant. [[DontTryThisAtHome Try it at home, kids!]]
* In ''An Evening With Creator/KevinSmith 2: Evening Harder'', while speaking in London, Kevin talks about the difference between saying the C-word in England (''Right on, mate!''), and saying it in America (''Ugh. Cunt?'').
* At a ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' convention, Trace Beaulieu almost referred to Kim Cattrall with the word, but caught himself halfway through. His censored version also showed up on an actual ''[=MST3K=]'' episode.
* British comedian Will Smith (''not'' the Hollywood actor) hosted a documentary called ''The C Word: How We Came to Swear By It.''
* Subverted in the ''Series/{{Community}}'' episode "Beginner Pottery":
-->'''Pierce:''' (referring to Shirley) Well, I guess now we know what the C in Captain stands for ...\\
(everyone gasps)\\
'''Pierce:''' ... crabapple!
* Nathan uses it relatively often in ''Series/{{Misfits}}'', frequently when he's chatting up a girl (his seduction techniques are notoriously terrible). The pilot episode also features this argument between two girls:
-->'''Alisha:''' Shut up you chav.\\
'''Kelly:''' [[BerserkButton If you call me a chav one more time]], I'll kick you so hard in the cunt your mum will feel it.
** And the season 2 finale, when the boys are discussing what their super-hero names should be:
-->'''Nathan:''' *points at Simon* The Invisible Cunt!\\
'''Simon:''' Why am ''I'' the Invisible Cunt?\\
'''Nathan:''' You just are, man. Get used to it.
* HBO's ''Series/{{Rome}}'' loves this word, frequently combining it with Roman blasphemy ("Juno's cunt!") {{Justified|Trope}} in that ancient Roman curses were almost entirely scatological and the equivalent of "cunt" [[note]]''cunnus'', which oddly enough is not believed by etymologists to be directly related to ''cunt''. According to Website/{{Wikipedia}}, the former has cognates in Greek and Persian and has been traced to the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European word ''kutnos'', "crack", while the latter comes from the Germanic languages and one of two PIE roots - ''gon'', "create" or ''gune'', "woman".[[/note]] was one of the milder ones.

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* In an episode of ''Series/PennAndTellerBullshit'' on Profanity, it's the only word even the anti-censorship commentators are hesitant to say. Most of them do, but radio host Mancow refuses, claiming his wife will kill him.
''Series/TheWire'':
** On the other hand, there seems to be some implied use of it as immediately after the stream of the word "cunt" it cuts to There's a scene of where its use causes Stringer Bell, a drug-dealing serial killer, to stop in his tracks and look shocked. The full line: "Oh fuck the main opponent of meet! You harder to get at than my fat wife's ''cunt''!"
** On a different occasion from
the matter for same show.
--->'''[=McNulty=]:''' You know something? My ex-wife,
the episode, a woman.
* Averted: Caprice Bourret used it live on daytime television while discussing ''Theatre/TheVaginaMonologues'' without any uproar at all.
** Similarly, Creator/JaneFonda blurted out on ''The Today Show'' how
way she offered to do a monologue titled "Cunt" and nothing came of it... except for acts sometimes, the guy on the seven-second delay likely having an aneurysm.
* The BBC had to be astonishingly careful when discussing the word on the Oxford English Dictionary Word Hunt show ''Series/BalderdashAndPiffle'', including ContentWarnings both before and during the show. (It aired pre-{{Watershed}}.) It sought out the etymology of various words. [[DoubleEntendre One episode explored 'cunt' in some depth.]]
* "Dirty" Den on ''Series/{{Eastenders}}'' once failed to sneak the word it when the actor left rather ''too'' long a pause in the middle of addressing a PC as "constable" - there's a fine art in getting the insult noticeable but not blatant. [[DontTryThisAtHome Try it at home, kids!]]
* In ''An Evening With Creator/KevinSmith 2: Evening Harder'', while speaking in London, Kevin talks about the difference between saying the C-word in England (''Right on, mate!''), and saying it in America (''Ugh. Cunt?'').
* At a ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' convention, Trace Beaulieu almost referred to Kim Cattrall
way she deals with shit... You would think a less enlightened man than myself, cruder man than myself, a man less sensitized to the word, qualities and charms and value of women, a man like that; not me, but caught himself halfway through. His censored version also showed up on an actual ''[=MST3K=]'' episode.
* British comedian Will Smith (''not'' the Hollywood actor) hosted
a documentary called ''The C Word: How We Came to Swear By It.''
* Subverted in the ''Series/{{Community}}'' episode "Beginner Pottery":
-->'''Pierce:''' (referring to Shirley) Well, I guess now we know what the C in Captain stands for ...
man like that: he just might call her a cunt.\\
(everyone gasps)\\
'''Pierce:''' ... crabapple!
* Nathan uses it relatively often in ''Series/{{Misfits}}'', frequently when he's chatting up
'''Greggs:''' You just called the mother of your children a girl (his seduction techniques are notoriously terrible). The pilot episode also features this argument between two girls:
-->'''Alisha:''' Shut up you chav.
cunt.\\
'''Kelly:''' [[BerserkButton If you '''[=McNulty=]:''' No, I did not call me a chav one more time]], I'll kick her that.\\
'''Greggs''': Yes
you so hard fucking did!\\
'''[=McNulty=]''': No, I did not! Let's just leave this, I've got some stuff to do.
* Used (though censored
in the cunt your mum will feel it.
** And
TV broadcast) in the season 2 finale, when episode "Real Time" of ''Series/{{Workaholics}}'', the boys are discussing what guys spend the first few minutes leaving angry voicemails to their super-hero names should be:
-->'''Nathan:''' *points at Simon* The Invisible Cunt!\\
'''Simon:''' Why am ''I''
boss, Alice. At the Invisible Cunt?\\
'''Nathan:''' You just are, man. Get used to it.
* HBO's ''Series/{{Rome}}'' loves this word, frequently combining it with Roman blasphemy ("Juno's cunt!") {{Justified|Trope}} in that ancient Roman curses were almost entirely scatological and the equivalent of "cunt" [[note]]''cunnus'', which oddly enough is not believed by etymologists to be directly related to ''cunt''. According to Website/{{Wikipedia}}, the former has cognates in Greek and Persian and has been traced to the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European word ''kutnos'', "crack", while the latter comes from the Germanic languages and one of two PIE roots - ''gon'', "create" or ''gune'', "woman".[[/note]] was one
end of the milder ones.episode, after trying and failing to destroy the voice-mails, they contemplate doing it again, and Adam says he has a great one, after thinking about it all day.
-->'''Adam''': Hello, Alice? Uh, this is uh, Not-Adam. You are a cunt. You're a cunt! You're a dumb cunt."































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%%* It's in every Creator/IrvineWelsh novel. Scratch that, it's not just in every novel, it's in every other line. And if it's a chapter narrated by [[TheSociopath Francis Begbie]], every other word.

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%%* It's * In Ian [=McEwan's=] novel ''Literature/{{Atonement}}'' (and the film adaptation), Robbie uses the word twice in every Creator/IrvineWelsh novel. Scratch that, it's not just a short, obscene love letter that is accidentally delivered to Cecilia, the object of his affection. One thing leads to another, and in every novel, it's in every other line. the end, it doesn't turn out well for either of them... One of the tracks on the film's soundtrack makes a subtle reference to it -- the track's name: "Cee, You And if it's a chapter narrated by [[TheSociopath Francis Begbie]], every other word.Tea". Cecilia at least finds it ActuallyPrettyFunny.
-->'''Robbie:''' [The original letter] was more formal. And less...
-->'''Cecilia:''' Anatomical?



* Creator/AndrewMarvell takes advantage of the archaic spelling "queynte" to pun on "quaint" in "To His Coy Mistress" ("...then worms shall try/That long-preserved virginity,/And your quaint honor turn to dust...").
* Pretty much a BerserkButton for Literature/StephaniePlum.
* In the ''Smith and Jones'' book based on the [[Series/AlasSmithAndJones 1980s British comedy series]], there's a mock front page of ''The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle'', in the style of a modern British tabloid, which includes a correction notice apologizing for the misspelling of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canute_the_Great King Cnut's]] name and assuring readers that the editor responsible has been fired. "Stupid cnut."
* In Ian [=McEwan's=] novel ''Literature/{{Atonement}}'' (and the film adaptation), Robbie uses the word twice in a short, obscene love letter that is accidentally delivered to Cecilia, the object of his affection. One thing leads to another, and in the end, it doesn't turn out well for either of them... One of the tracks on the film's soundtrack makes a subtle reference to it -- the track's name: "Cee, You And Tea". Cecilia at least finds it ActuallyPrettyFunny.
-->'''Robbie:''' [The original letter] was more formal. And less...
-->'''Cecilia:''' Anatomical?
* Its inclusion in ''Literature/LadyChatterleysLover'' was a major issue in the Penguin Books obscenity trial of 1963. A much more recent BBC play about the trial included an uncensored reading of the passages in question. Post-watershed, naturally.

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* Creator/AndrewMarvell takes advantage of the archaic spelling "queynte" to pun on "quaint" in "To His Coy Mistress" ("...then worms shall try/That long-preserved virginity,/And your quaint honor turn to dust...").
* Pretty much a BerserkButton for Literature/StephaniePlum.
* In the ''Smith and Jones'' book based on the [[Series/AlasSmithAndJones 1980s British comedy series]], there's a mock front page of ''Series/DoctorWho'' Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures novel ''The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle'', Slow Empire'', Fitz, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness for reasons, is being kind of a jerk]] in one chapter. When his bandmates agree to {{Bowdlerise}} a song title to "Rondelation in the style Key of a modern British tabloid, which includes a correction notice apologizing C" (the previous title was "Pint Drunk", considered [[FelonyMisdemeanor unacceptable]] for the misspelling of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canute_the_Great King Cnut's]] name and assuring readers its reference to "illicit ethanol abuse"), he remarks that they're "''something'' in the editor responsible has been fired. "Stupid cnut."
key of C".
* In Ian [=McEwan's=] novel ''Literature/{{Atonement}}'' (and ''Literature/TheDolorousAdventureOfBrotherBanenose'', Norbert the film adaptation), Robbie false swineherd uses the word twice at Fairuza a few times, usually after she's done him some grievous harm.
* ''Literature/GoneGirl'' has the word "cunt" used multiple times
in only one conversation, [[spoiler:when Amy admits to being a short, obscene love letter borderline psychopath for the sake of her relationship with Nick]]. It also doubles as NWordPrivileges given that a woman is accidentally delivered to Cecilia, the object of his affection. One thing leads one who says it. And thanks to another, and in the end, it doesn't turn out well for either of them... One of the tracks on the film's soundtrack makes a subtle reference to it -- the track's name: "Cee, You And Tea". Cecilia at least finds it ActuallyPrettyFunny.
-->'''Robbie:''' [The original letter] was more formal. And less...
-->'''Cecilia:''' Anatomical?
* Its inclusion in ''Literature/LadyChatterleysLover'' was a major issue in the Penguin Books obscenity trial of 1963. A much more recent BBC play about the trial included an uncensored reading of the passages in question. Post-watershed, naturally.
film adaptation, this becomes {{memetic|Mutation}}.



* ''Literature/JourneyToChaos'': [[EnemyWithin Shadow Dengel]] almost says this in regards to [[OurFounder the Mother Dragon]] but Eric [[CurseCutShort cuts him off with a spear]]. Note that Shadow Dengel also called her a "shame" and a "slut" but Eric was able to ignore those.
* Its inclusion in ''Literature/LadyChatterleysLover'' was a major issue in the Penguin Books obscenity trial of 1963. A much more recent BBC play about the trial included an uncensored reading of the passages in question. Post-watershed, naturally.
* In Creator/AnthonyHorowitz's novel ''Literature/MagpieMurders'', [[spoiler:Alan Conway named his detective "Atticus Pünd" because it is an anagram of "a stupid cunt," showing his feelings toward the entire mystery genre. This is also the motive for Conway's murder.]]



* In Creator/GeorgeRRMartin's ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', the word is occasionally dropped. Most notably, Asha is attacked in a skirmish by a clansman who shouts the word every time he strikes at her until he eventually pummels her into unconsciousness. He later finds her as a prisoner of war and apologizes for his insulting language, though not for trying to kill her. While a prisoner, she's repeatedly degraded by Suggs, a particularly vile knight, who likes throwing the word around. Asha remarks, "It was odd how men like Suggs used that word to demean women when it was the only part of a woman they valued."
* In his essay "You Can't Kill The Rooster", Creator/DavidSedaris contrasts his foul-mouthed brother Paul with his father by noting that the latter was known to kill a joke with his unwillingness to cuss. "A woman I know who's quite blunt/ Had a bear trap installed in her... oh, you know. It's a base, vernacular word for the vagina."
* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures novel ''The Slow Empire'', Fitz, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness for reasons, is being kind of a jerk]] in one chapter. When his bandmates agree to {{Bowdlerise}} a song title to "Rondelation in the Key of C" (the previous title was "Pint Drunk", considered [[FelonyMisdemeanor unacceptable]] for its reference to "illicit ethanol abuse"), he remarks that they're "''something'' in the key of C".
* This is just one of the many profanities thrown around throughout the Literature/MiriamBlack series.

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* In Creator/GeorgeRRMartin's ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', the word is occasionally dropped. Most notably, Asha is attacked in a skirmish by a clansman who shouts the word every time he strikes at her until he eventually pummels her into unconsciousness. He later finds her as a prisoner of war and apologizes for his insulting language, though not for trying to kill her. While a prisoner, she's repeatedly degraded by Suggs, a particularly vile knight, who likes throwing the word around. Asha remarks, "It was odd how men like Suggs used that word to demean women when it was the only part of a woman they valued."
* In his essay "You Can't Kill The Rooster", Creator/DavidSedaris contrasts his foul-mouthed brother Paul with his father by noting that the latter was known to kill a joke with his unwillingness to cuss. "A woman I know who's quite blunt/ Had a bear trap installed in her... oh, you know. It's a base, vernacular word for the vagina."
* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures novel ''The Slow Empire'', Fitz, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness for reasons, is being kind of a jerk]] in one chapter. When his bandmates agree to {{Bowdlerise}} a song title to "Rondelation in the Key of C" (the previous title was "Pint Drunk", considered [[FelonyMisdemeanor unacceptable]] for its reference to "illicit ethanol abuse"), he remarks that they're "''something'' in the key of C".
* This is just one of the many profanities thrown around throughout the Literature/MiriamBlack ''Literature/MiriamBlack'' series.



* ''Literature/GoneGirl'' has the word "cunt" used multiple times in only one conversation, [[spoiler:when Amy admits to being a borderline psychopath for the sake of her relationship with Nick]]. It also doubles as NWordPrivileges given that a woman is the one who says it. And thanks to the film adaptation, this becomes {{memetic|Mutation}}.
* More than once, characters in ''[[Literature/WorstPersonEver Worst. Person. Ever.]]'' lampshade how Raymond Gunt's surname oh so easily rhymes with a certain swear.
* Near the end of ''{{Literature/Vampirocracy}}'', Leon uses it in his typical ClusterFBomb. {{Justified|Trope}} in that this was a truly extreme situation in which his usual standard of cursing was inadequate.
* ''Literature/JourneyToChaos'': [[EnemyWithin Shadow Dengel]] almost says this in regards to [[OurFounder the Mother Dragon]] but Eric [[CurseCutShort cuts him off with a spear]]. Note that Shadow Dengel also called her a "shame" and a "slut" but Eric was able to ignore those.
* In Creator/AnthonyHorowitz's novel ''Literature/MagpieMurders'', [[spoiler:Alan Conway named his detective "Atticus Pünd" because it is an anagram of "a stupid cunt," showing his feelings toward the entire mystery genre. This is also the motive for Conway's murder.]]
* In ''[[Literature/{{Touch 2017}} Touch]],'' we get this from Caleb, a specially-bred ChildSoldier who has just gained a means of escaping from his life of enslavement, after his female boss addresses him as "[[YouAreNumberSix Thirteen]]."
-->'''Caleb:''' ...Caleb.\\
'''Leanne:''' What?\\
''(Caleb begins to destroy his RestrainingBolt)''\\
'''Caleb:''' [[TheyCallMeMisterTibbs My name's Caleb]]. You soulless cunt.



* In ''Literature/TheDolorousAdventureOfBrotherBanenose'', Norbert the false swineherd uses the word at Fairuza a few times, usually after she's done him some grievous harm.


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* In the ''Smith and Jones'' book based on the [[Series/AlasSmithAndJones 1980s British comedy series]], there's a mock front page of ''The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle'', in the style of a modern British tabloid, which includes a correction notice apologizing for the misspelling of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canute_the_Great King Cnut's]] name and assuring readers that the editor responsible has been fired. "Stupid cnut."
* In Creator/GeorgeRRMartin's ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', the word is occasionally dropped. Most notably, Asha is attacked in a skirmish by a clansman who shouts the word every time he strikes at her until he eventually pummels her into unconsciousness. He later finds her as a prisoner of war and apologizes for his insulting language, though not for trying to kill her. While a prisoner, she's repeatedly degraded by Suggs, a particularly vile knight, who likes throwing the word around. Asha remarks, "It was odd how men like Suggs used that word to demean women when it was the only part of a woman they valued."
* Pretty much a BerserkButton for ''Literature/StephaniePlum''.
* Creator/AndrewMarvell takes advantage of the archaic spelling "queynte" to pun on "quaint" in "To His Coy Mistress" ("...then worms shall try/That long-preserved virginity,/And your quaint honor turn to dust...").
* In ''[[Literature/{{Touch 2017}} Touch]],'' we get this from Caleb, a specially-bred ChildSoldier who has just gained a means of escaping from his life of enslavement, after his female boss addresses him as "[[YouAreNumberSix Thirteen]]."
-->'''Caleb:''' ...Caleb.\\
'''Leanne:''' What?\\
''(Caleb begins to destroy his RestrainingBolt)''\\
'''Caleb:''' [[TheyCallMeMisterTibbs My name's Caleb]]. You soulless cunt.
* Near the end of ''{{Literature/Vampirocracy}}'', Leon uses it in his typical ClusterFBomb. {{Justified|Trope}} in that this was a truly extreme situation in which his usual standard of cursing was inadequate.
%%* It's in every Creator/IrvineWelsh novel. Scratch that, it's not just in every novel, it's in every other line. And if it's a chapter narrated by [[TheSociopath Francis Begbie]], every other word.
* More than once, characters in ''[[Literature/WorstPersonEver Worst. Person. Ever.]]'' lampshade how Raymond Gunt's surname oh so easily rhymes with a certain swear.
* In his essay "You Can't Kill The Rooster", Creator/DavidSedaris contrasts his foul-mouthed brother Paul with his father by noting that the latter was known to kill a joke with his unwillingness to cuss. "A woman I know who's quite blunt/ Had a bear trap installed in her... oh, you know. It's a base, vernacular word for the vagina."

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* ''Film/BlackChristmas1974'' opens with Billy giving the sorority house an obscene phone call, which does include use of the C-word. One of the actresses recalls being asked if the audio track was re-dubbed by someone who couldn't believe a film in the '70s got away with using the word.



* ''[[Film/BonesAndAll2022 Bones and All]]'': Sully is a friendly but creepy fellow [[ImAHumanitarian eater]] who follows Maren around and offers to be her companion. Obviously getting a DirtyOldMan vibe from him, Maren turns him down. In response, he launches into a vulgar tirade that includes calling Maren a cunt, instantly revealing that she made the right decision to avoid him.



* ''Manga/HelterSkelter'' - Lilico uses the word in a sexual sense (in Japanese as well, by the way) to berate her assistant Michiko [[spoiler:to remind her of the time she traded SexForServices:]]
-->'''Lilico''': [[spoiler:Don't act all high and dry just because you licked my cunt.]]



* In ''Film/MonsterMash1995'', Count Dracula introduces his wife: "She's a count, too, but she spells it differently."



* In ''Film/TheWayOfTheGun'', Creator/RyanPhilippe delivers this line that made it onto the list '100 Greatest Movie Insults':
-->"Shut that cunt's mouth or I'll come over there and fuck-start her head!"




















* ''Film/BlackChristmas1974'' opens with Billy giving the sorority house an obscene phone call, which does include use of the C-word. One of the actresses recalls being asked if the audio track was re-dubbed by someone who couldn't believe a film in the '70s got away with using the word.
* In ''Film/TheWayOfTheGun'', Creator/RyanPhilippe delivers this line that made it onto the list '100 Greatest Movie Insults':
-->"Shut that cunt's mouth or I'll come over there and fuck-start her head!"
* ''[[Film/BonesAndAll2022 Bones and All]]'': Sully is a friendly but creepy fellow [[ImAHumanitarian eater]] who follows Maren around and offers to be her companion. Obviously getting a DirtyOldMan vibe from him, Maren turns him down. In response, he launches into a vulgar tirade that includes calling Maren a cunt, instantly revealing that she made the right decision to avoid him.
* ''Manga/HelterSkelter'' - Lilico uses the word in a sexual sense (in Japanese as well, by the way) to berate her assistant Michiko [[spoiler:to remind her of the time she traded SexForServices:]]
-->'''Lilico''': [[spoiler:Don't act all high and dry just because you licked my cunt.]]
* In ''Film/MonsterMash1995'', Count Dracula introduces his wife: "She's a count, too, but she spells it differently."

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* ''Film/TwentyFourHourPartyPeople'' introduces Music/JoyDivision with a scene where Ian Curtis repeatedly calls Tony Wilson a cunt.



* In ''Film/FiftyFifty2011'', when Kyle catches Rachel cheating on Adam, he refers to her as a cunt, and his date angrily walks off on him. He later says "I think I used too much profanity" when describing how the date went.
* ''Film/{{Amadeus}}'' has the word "cunt" yelled audibly when Schikaneder confronts Mozart after discovering he's been writing a requiem instead of the vaudeville he had assigned him. [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids Even in the PG-rated theatrical version.]]
-->'''Schikaneder''': Look, you little cunt, do you know how many people I've hired?
* Used in a startling way in ''Film/AmericanBeauty'':
-->'''Playground girl:''' You were only in ''Seventeen'' once, and you looked ''fat!'' So stop acting like you're goddamn Christy Turlington!\\
'''Angela:''' ''Cunt!'' I am so sick of people taking their insecurities out on me.
* ''Film/AnAmericanWerewolfInLondon'': David attempts to get himself arrested by saying various forms of slander in front of a policeman.
-->'''David:''' QUEEN ELIZABETH IS A MAN! PRINCE CHARLES IS A FAGGOT! WINSTON CHURCHILL WAS FULL OF SHIT! [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking SHAKESPEARE'S FRENCH!]] FUCK! SHIT! CUNT! SHIT!
* In ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', Loki uses a more archaic term, but with a similar weight. The phrase "mewling quim" has since become a MemeticMutation, which can cause problems for those who repeat it without understanding its full meaning.



* Creator/RyanReynolds in ''Film/BladeTrinity'': "You cock-juggling thundercunt!"



* Tossed about so many times in ''Film/{{Closer}}'' that its two female stars took to using affectionately with each other in order to lessen their discomfort. Oddly, neither of their characters uses it in regard to each other. It's said by one man to another who has slept with his wife, and by the same man to a woman, asking, "What does your cunt taste like?
* ''Film/CloudAtlas'''s fourth chapter is full of swearing, but Dermot Hoggins managed to get the film a 15 rating with this trope (to quote the back of the DVD, "contains strong language, once very strong").[[note]]It certainly contributed, but with the strong violence and other profanities, this was going to be a 15 regardless.[[/note]]
* ''Film/{{Crank}}'': "Do I look like I've got 'CUNT' written on my forehead?" Since the film has had scrawled words appearing everywhere throughout, the word immediately appears on his forehead.
* The spoof ''Film/DanceFlick'' has an implied use, where the dance teacher [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Ms. Cameltoé]] (Creator/AmySedaris) introduces herself:
-->'''Ms. Cameltoé''': Now, I'm sure most of you have heard I have a huge cunt--[[CoughSnarkCough *cough*]], excuse me, country music collection.
* ''Film/TheDeparted'':
-->'''Oliver Queenan:''' Do you know what we do here? My section?\\
'''Billy Costigan:''' Sir, yes, sir. I have an idea...\\
'''Dignam:''' [interrupting] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's say you have no idea and leave it at that, okay? No idea. Zip. None. If you had an idea of what we do, we would not be good at what we do, now would we? We would be cunts. Are you calling us cunts?\\
'''Oliver Queenan:''' Staff Sergeant Dignam has a style of his own. I'm afraid we all have to get used to it.



* In ''Film/TheExorcist'', when Regan is possessed by a demon, she swears a lot and uses this word among the [[ClusterFBomb vast range of swear words that she has]]. One of her lines says: "Do you know what she did, your cunting daughter?"
* ''Film/{{Flypaper}}'': At one point, an English robber uses the word and is told by one of the Americans that "we don't use that word over here".
* ''Film/TheGentlemen'': Used around 23 times by multiple characters, in very colorful ways. The most prominent probably being the whole exchange between Coach and Ernie over whether one of the other Toddlers calling Ernie a "black cunt" qualifies as racist.
-->'''Ernie:''' The fact that I'm black has got nothing to do with the fact that I'm a cunt.\\
'''Coach:''' He didn't say black people are cunts, he was being specific to you. One's got nothing to do with the other.



* In ''Film/GoneGirl,'' Nick calls Amy this and slams her against the wall when he's hit his breaking point after she says that their future child will end up resenting him for being so weak and cowardly. It doesn't faze her for a second.
-->'''Nick:''' You fucking cunt!
-->'''Amy, calmly:''' I'm the cunt you married.
* Creator/MelGibson is officially the first person to ever drop a C-bomb in a PG-rated film (unsurprising, as it was the 1990 film adaptation of ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''). The line in question was the {{Trope Namer|s}} ("Do you think I meant Country Matters?").



* Inverted in ''Film/HotFuzz'', when a SwearJar is shown. Each swear is given various rates, while some letters are replaced by SymbolSwearing. ''Except'' the word with the ''highest'' rate, Cunt. In the extra features, Creator/EdgarWright, Creator/SimonPegg, and Creator/NickFrost are on a promotional tour for the film. They're about to do a TV interview.
-->'''Wright''': What words can we say on American TV?\\
'''Frost''': Cunt. ''({{beat}})'' Shit-cunt. ''(degrades into ClusterFBomb)''



* ''Film/IngridGoesWest'' makes sure the audience has no illusions about Ingrid's sanity and kindness when it introduces our hero while she's screaming the word at a bride on her wedding day.
* In ''Film/InsideMan'', said to a conniving Madeleine White (Creator/JodieFoster), "You're a magnificent cunt." She seemingly takes it as a compliment.



* This anecdote about Dafne Keen's on-set antics during the filming of ''Film/{{Logan}}'' in an interview of Creator/HughJackman by ''Empire'' brings us this gem:
-->''"In one intense scene, as Jackman recalled to us, Logan loses his temper at Laura. "I just yelled, 'SHUT THE FUCK UP!'" Jackman says. "At the end of 40 minutes of this, I went up to Maria, Dafne's mum, and I said, 'Maria, I've got an 11-year-old and I'm just really sorry.' Maria said, 'Aw, don't worry, she just called you a cunt. In Spanish.'"''
* ''Film/TheLoveGuru'': Responding to a complaint that another character can't face something, the title character says "What is it you can't face?" Now say it again in an Indian accent: "[[spoiler:What is it, you cuntface?]]" This was used in a lot of advertising material.



* ''Film/OneFlewOverTheCuckoosNest'': When asked what he thinks of Nurse Ratched, [=McMurphy's=] response is "She's kind of a cunt."



* There's a semi-affectionate female-to-male usage early in the Australian horror film ''[[Film/Primal2010 Primal]]''. Then Mel, the female in question, teases Anja for her [[note]]apparently uncommon where they're from[[/note]] aversion to the word, trying to get her to say it. And indeed, "Cunt" ends up being the film's last line of dialogue, said as a BondOneLiner by Anja after killing [[spoiler:Mel, who had caught TheVirus, become a monster, and murdered or infected everyone else]].
* In the ''Film/{{Pusher}}'' film series, there's a particularly odious pimp and drug dealer named "Kurt the Cunt". This was the actor's [[TheDanza real nickname]]. Director Creator/NicolasWindingRefn met him at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting while doing research for the film and decided to CastTheExpert.
* The only subtitled Russian line in the entirety of ''Film/RedSparrow'' (the rest of the film uses TranslationConvention apart from an untranslated greeting) is when SVR Hungarian Station Chief Volontov refers to a female [[TheMole mole]] he's working as a "stupid cunt".



* From ''Return of Film/TheStreetfighter'', after Terry silences Gentoku Ryo as part of a two-person hit:
-->'''Pin Boke''': This cunt's had it, eh?
* ''Film/ScaryMovie5'': Jody sees the words "whore", "bitch" and "slut" written on the bathroom mirrors (in a parody of ''Film/BlackSwan''), and catches Heather in the act as she's still writing "cun-".



* In ''Film/{{Sisters|2015}}'', Creator/AmyPoehler's character remarks that her mother sounds weird cursing, to which her mother responds "Too fucking bad, I am cuntingly disappointed in you!"



* Subverted in ''Film/TheSnapper''. Dessie is telling a joke down the pub in this vein:
-->'''Dessie:''' What's hard and hairy on the outside, soft and moist on the inside, starts with a "c", ends in a "t" and has a "u" and an "n" in the middle. A cu-cu-cu-coconut!
* ''Film/{{Snatch}}'' has one to show the resident LondonGangster, Brick Top, is SophisticatedAsHell: "Do you know what Nemesis means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by a 'orrible cunt. Me."
* In ''Film/{{Spectre}}'', as M confronts C (who has been revealed to be working for the nefarious titular organization). C sneeringly suggests that M stands for "moron" as he tries to shoot him, only to realize that the gun is empty. M responds in kind as he reveals that he has the clip, saying, "And now I know what "C" stands for. ({{Beat}}) Careless." While he uses a very benign word, the pause leaves no doubt as to what M was really getting at.
* In ''Film/{{Spy}}'', [[IdiotHero Agent Ford]] (Creator/JasonStatham) is told to not use this word due to complaints from the HR department. He states that it means something completely different back from where he's from, to which another agent retorts that in the US, it means vagina.
* John, the protagonist of ''Film/{{Ted}}'', dislikes the word so much that it hurts his ears.


















* There's a semi-affectionate female-to-male usage early in the Australian horror film ''Primal''. Then Mel, the female in question, teases Anja for her [[note]]apparently uncommon where they're from[[/note]] aversion to the word, trying to get her to say it. And indeed, "Cunt" ends up being the film's last line of dialogue, said as a BondOneLiner by Anja after killing [[spoiler:Mel, who had caught TheVirus, become a monster, and murdered or infected everyone else]].
* Used in a startling way in ''Film/AmericanBeauty'':
-->'''Playground girl:''' You were only in ''Seventeen'' once, and you looked ''fat!'' So stop acting like you're goddamn Christy Turlington!\\
'''Angela:''' ''Cunt!'' I am so sick of people taking their insecurities out on me.
* Creator/MelGibson is officially the first person to ever drop a C-bomb in a PG-rated film (unsurprising, as it was the 1990 film adaptation of ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''). The line in question was the {{Trope Namer|s}} ("Do you think I meant Country Matters?").
* Creator/RyanReynolds in ''Film/BladeTrinity'': "You cock-juggling thundercunt!"
* ''Film/TwentyFourHourPartyPeople'' introduces Music/JoyDivision with a scene where Ian Curtis repeatedly calls Tony Wilson a cunt.
* Inverted in ''Film/HotFuzz'', when a SwearJar is shown. Each swear is given various rates, while some letters are replaced by SymbolSwearing. ''Except'' the word with the ''highest'' rate, Cunt. In the extra features, Creator/EdgarWright, Creator/SimonPegg, and Creator/NickFrost are on a promotional tour for the film. They're about to do a TV interview.
-->'''Wright''': What words can we say on American TV?\\
'''Frost''': Cunt. ''({{beat}})'' Shit-cunt. ''(degrades into ClusterFBomb)''
* ''Film/TheDeparted'':
-->'''Oliver Queenan:''' Do you know what we do here? My section?\\
'''Billy Costigan:''' Sir, yes, sir. I have an idea...\\
'''Dignam:''' [interrupting] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's say you have no idea and leave it at that, okay? No idea. Zip. None. If you had an idea of what we do, we would not be good at what we do, now would we? We would be cunts. Are you calling us cunts?\\
'''Oliver Queenan:''' Staff Sergeant Dignam has a style of his own. I'm afraid we all have to get used to it.
* ''Film/{{Amadeus}}'' has the word "cunt" yelled audibly when Schikaneder confronts Mozart after discovering he's been writing a requiem instead of the vaudeville he had assigned him. [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids Even in the PG-rated theatrical version.]]
-->'''Schikaneder''': Look, you little cunt, do you know how many people I've hired?
* John, the protagonist of ''Film/{{Ted}}'', dislikes the word so much that it hurts his ears.
* From ''Return of Film/TheStreetfighter'', after Terry silences Gentoku Ryo as part of a two-person hit:
-->'''Pin Boke''': This cunt's had it, eh?
* In ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', Loki uses a more archaic term, but with a similar weight. The phrase "mewling quim" has since become a MemeticMutation, which can cause problems for those who repeat it without understanding its full meaning.
* In the ''Film/{{Pusher}}'' film series, there's a particularly odious pimp and drug dealer named "Kurt the Cunt". This was the actor's [[TheDanza real nickname]]. Director Creator/NicolasWindingRefn met him at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting while doing research for the film and decided to CastTheExpert.

to:

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n* There's a semi-affectionate female-to-male usage early in In ''Film/VeronicaGuerin'', as she arrives at the Australian horror film ''Primal''. Then Mel, the female in question, teases Anja for her [[note]]apparently uncommon where they're from[[/note]] aversion home of TheIrishMob chief to the word, trying to get her to say it. And indeed, "Cunt" ends up being the film's last line of dialogue, said as a BondOneLiner by Anja after killing [[spoiler:Mel, who had caught TheVirus, become a monster, and murdered or infected everyone else]].
* Used in a startling way in ''Film/AmericanBeauty'':
-->'''Playground girl:''' You were only in ''Seventeen'' once, and you looked ''fat!'' So stop acting like you're goddamn Christy Turlington!\\
'''Angela:''' ''Cunt!'' I am so sick of people taking their insecurities out on me.
* Creator/MelGibson is officially the first person to ever drop a C-bomb in a PG-rated film (unsurprising, as it was the 1990 film adaptation of ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''). The line in
question was the {{Trope Namer|s}} ("Do you think I meant Country Matters?").
* Creator/RyanReynolds in ''Film/BladeTrinity'': "You cock-juggling thundercunt!"
* ''Film/TwentyFourHourPartyPeople'' introduces Music/JoyDivision with a scene where Ian Curtis
him, he screams this repeatedly calls Tony Wilson a cunt.
* Inverted in ''Film/HotFuzz'', when a SwearJar is shown. Each swear is given various rates,
while some letters are replaced by SymbolSwearing. ''Except'' the word with the ''highest'' rate, Cunt. In the extra features, Creator/EdgarWright, Creator/SimonPegg, and Creator/NickFrost are on a promotional tour for the film. They're about to do a TV interview.
-->'''Wright''': What words can we say on American TV?\\
'''Frost''': Cunt. ''({{beat}})'' Shit-cunt. ''(degrades into ClusterFBomb)''
* ''Film/TheDeparted'':
-->'''Oliver Queenan:''' Do you know what we do here? My section?\\
'''Billy Costigan:''' Sir, yes, sir. I have an idea...\\
'''Dignam:''' [interrupting] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's say you have no idea and leave it at that, okay? No idea. Zip. None. If you had an idea of what we do, we would not be good at what we do, now would we? We would be cunts. Are you calling us cunts?\\
'''Oliver Queenan:''' Staff Sergeant Dignam has a style of his own. I'm afraid we all have to get used to it.
* ''Film/{{Amadeus}}'' has the word "cunt" yelled audibly when Schikaneder confronts Mozart after discovering he's been writing a requiem instead of the vaudeville he had assigned him. [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids Even
beating her in the PG-rated theatrical version.]]
-->'''Schikaneder''': Look, you little cunt, do you know how many people I've hired?
face, causing her to flee.
* John, the protagonist of ''Film/{{Ted}}'', dislikes the word so much that it hurts his ears.
* From ''Return of Film/TheStreetfighter'', after Terry silences Gentoku Ryo as part of
''Film/VioletAndDaisy'': The rival hitmen who Violet encounters call her a two-person hit:
-->'''Pin Boke''': This cunt's had it, eh?
cunt among other things.
* In ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', Loki uses a more archaic term, but ''Film/TheWayWayBack'', Creator/AllisonJanney's character combines this with FunWithAcronyms when she complains about one family, "They called me a similar weight. The phrase "mewling quim" has since become a MemeticMutation, which can cause problems for those who repeat it without understanding its full meaning.
* In the ''Film/{{Pusher}}'' film series, there's a particularly odious pimp and drug dealer named "Kurt the Cunt". This was the actor's [[TheDanza real nickname]]. Director Creator/NicolasWindingRefn met him at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting while doing research for the film and decided to CastTheExpert.
'see-you-next-Tuesday'. To my face."



* ''Film/{{Snatch}}'' has one to show the resident LondonGangster, Brick Top, is SophisticatedAsHell: "Do you know what Nemesis means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by a 'orrible cunt. Me."
* ''Film/{{Flypaper}}'': At one point, an English robber uses the word and is told by one of the Americans that "we don't use that word over here".
* Subverted in ''Film/TheSnapper''. Dessie is telling a joke down the pub in this vein:
-->'''Dessie:''' What's hard and hairy on the outside, soft and moist on the inside, starts with a "c", ends in a "t" and has a "u" and an "n" in the middle. A cu-cu-cu-coconut!
* ''Film/ScaryMovie5'': Jody sees the words "whore", "bitch" and "slut" written on the bathroom mirrors (in a parody of ''Film/BlackSwan''), and catches Heather in the act as she's still writing "cun-".
* ''Film/CloudAtlas'''s fourth chapter is full of swearing, but Dermot Hoggins managed to get the film a 15 rating with this trope (to quote the back of the DVD, "contains strong language, once very strong").[[note]]It certainly contributed, but with the strong violence and other profanities, this was going to be a 15 regardless.[[/note]]
* ''Film/{{Crank}}'': "Do I look like I've got 'CUNT' written on my forehead?" Since the film has had scrawled words appearing everywhere throughout, the word immediately appears on his forehead.
* ''Film/TheLoveGuru'': Responding to a complaint that another character can't face something, the title character says "What is it you can't face?" Now say it again in an Indian accent: "[[spoiler:What is it, you cuntface?]]" This was used in a lot of advertising material.
* The spoof ''Film/DanceFlick'' has an implied use, where the dance teacher [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Ms. Cameltoé]] (Creator/AmySedaris) introduces herself:
-->'''Ms. Cameltoé''': Now, I'm sure most of you have heard I have a huge cunt--[[CoughSnarkCough *cough*]], excuse me, country music collection.



* In ''Film/InsideMan'', said to a conniving Madeleine White (Creator/JodieFoster), "You're a magnificent cunt." She seemingly takes it as a compliment.
* In ''Film/{{Spy}}'', [[IdiotHero Agent Ford]] (Creator/JasonStatham) is told to not use this word due to complaints from the HR department. He states that it means something completely different back from where he's from, to which another agent retorts that in the US, it means vagina.
* In ''Film/TheExorcist'', when Regan is possessed by a demon, she swears a lot and uses this word among the [[ClusterFBomb vast range of swear words that she has]]. One of her lines says: "Do you know what she did, your cunting daughter?"
* In ''Film/{{Spectre}}'', as M confronts C (who has been revealed to be working for the nefarious titular organization). C sneeringly suggests that M stands for "moron" as he tries to shoot him, only to realize that the gun is empty. M responds in kind as he reveals that he has the clip, saying, "And now I know what "C" stands for. ({{Beat}}) Careless." While he uses a very benign word, the pause leaves no doubt as to what M was really getting at.
* In ''Film/VeronicaGuerin'', as she arrives at the home of TheIrishMob chief to question him, he screams this repeatedly while beating her in the face, causing her to flee.
* Tossed about so many times in ''Film/{{Closer}}'' that its two female stars took to using affectionately with each other in order to lessen their discomfort. Oddly, neither of their characters uses it in regard to each other. It's said by one man to another who has slept with his wife, and by the same man to a woman, asking, "What does your cunt taste like?
* In ''Film/FiftyFifty2011'', when Kyle catches Rachel cheating on Adam, he refers to her as a cunt, and his date angrily walks off on him. He later says "I think I used too much profanity" when describing how the date went.
* In ''Film/{{Sisters|2015}}'', Creator/AmyPoehler's character remarks that her mother sounds weird cursing, to which her mother responds "Too fucking bad, I am cuntingly disappointed in you!"
* This anecdote about Dafne Keen's on-set antics during the filming of ''Film/{{Logan}}'' in an interview of Creator/HughJackman by ''Empire'' brings us this gem:
-->''"In one intense scene, as Jackman recalled to us, Logan loses his temper at Laura. "I just yelled, 'SHUT THE FUCK UP!'" Jackman says. "At the end of 40 minutes of this, I went up to Maria, Dafne's mum, and I said, 'Maria, I've got an 11-year-old and I'm just really sorry.' Maria said, 'Aw, don't worry, she just called you a cunt. In Spanish.'"''
* ''Film/OneFlewOverTheCuckoosNest'': When asked what he thinks of Nurse Ratched, [=McMurphy's=] response is "She's kind of a cunt."
* ''Film/AnAmericanWerewolfInLondon'': David attempts to get himself arrested by saying various forms of slander in front of a policeman.
-->'''David:''' QUEEN ELIZABETH IS A MAN! PRINCE CHARLES IS A FAGGOT! WINSTON CHURCHILL WAS FULL OF SHIT! [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking SHAKESPEARE'S FRENCH!]] FUCK! SHIT! CUNT! SHIT!
* In ''Film/GoneGirl,'' Nick calls Amy this and slams her against the wall when he's hit his breaking point after she says that their future child will end up resenting him for being so weak and cowardly. It doesn't faze her for a second.
-->'''Nick:''' You fucking cunt!
-->'''Amy, calmly:''' I'm the cunt you married.
* ''Film/IngridGoesWest'' makes sure the audience has no illusions about Ingrid's sanity and kindness when it introduces our hero while she's screaming the word at a bride on her wedding day.
* The only subtitled Russian line in the entirety of ''Film/RedSparrow'' (the rest of the film uses TranslationConvention apart from an untranslated greeting) is when SVR Hungarian Station Chief Volontov refers to a female [[TheMole mole]] he's working as a "stupid cunt".
* In ''Film/TheWayWayBack'', Creator/AllisonJanney's character combines this with FunWithAcronyms when she complains about one family, "They called me a 'see-you-next-Tuesday'. To my face."
* ''Film/VioletAndDaisy'': The rival hitmen who Violet encounters call her a cunt among other things.
* ''Film/TheGentlemen'': Used around 23 times by multiple characters, in very colorful ways. The most prominent probably being the whole exchange between Coach and Ernie over whether one of the other Toddlers calling Ernie a "black cunt" qualifies as racist.
-->'''Ernie:''' The fact that I'm black has got nothing to do with the fact that I'm a cunt.\\
'''Coach:''' He didn't say black people are cunts, he was being specific to you. One's got nothing to do with the other.

to:

* In ''Film/InsideMan'', said to a conniving Madeleine White (Creator/JodieFoster), "You're a magnificent cunt." She seemingly takes it as a compliment.
* In ''Film/{{Spy}}'', [[IdiotHero Agent Ford]] (Creator/JasonStatham) is told to not use this word due to complaints from the HR department. He states that it means something completely different back from where he's from, to which another agent retorts that in the US, it means vagina.
* In ''Film/TheExorcist'', when Regan is possessed by a demon, she swears a lot and uses this word among the [[ClusterFBomb vast range of swear words that she has]]. One of her lines says: "Do you know what she did, your cunting daughter?"
* In ''Film/{{Spectre}}'', as M confronts C (who has been revealed to be working for the nefarious titular organization). C sneeringly suggests that M stands for "moron" as he tries to shoot him, only to realize that the gun is empty. M responds in kind as he reveals that he has the clip, saying, "And now I know what "C" stands for. ({{Beat}}) Careless." While he uses a very benign word, the pause leaves no doubt as to what M was really getting at.
* In ''Film/VeronicaGuerin'', as she arrives at the home of TheIrishMob chief to question him, he screams this repeatedly while beating her in the face, causing her to flee.
* Tossed about so many times in ''Film/{{Closer}}'' that its two female stars took to using affectionately with each other in order to lessen their discomfort. Oddly, neither of their characters uses it in regard to each other. It's said by one man to another who has slept with his wife, and by the same man to a woman, asking, "What does your cunt taste like?
* In ''Film/FiftyFifty2011'', when Kyle catches Rachel cheating on Adam, he refers to her as a cunt, and his date angrily walks off on him. He later says "I think I used too much profanity" when describing how the date went.
* In ''Film/{{Sisters|2015}}'', Creator/AmyPoehler's character remarks that her mother sounds weird cursing, to which her mother responds "Too fucking bad, I am cuntingly disappointed in you!"
* This anecdote about Dafne Keen's on-set antics during the filming of ''Film/{{Logan}}'' in an interview of Creator/HughJackman by ''Empire'' brings us this gem:
-->''"In one intense scene, as Jackman recalled to us, Logan loses his temper at Laura. "I just yelled, 'SHUT THE FUCK UP!'" Jackman says. "At the end of 40 minutes of this, I went up to Maria, Dafne's mum, and I said, 'Maria, I've got an 11-year-old and I'm just really sorry.' Maria said, 'Aw, don't worry, she just called you a cunt. In Spanish.'"''
* ''Film/OneFlewOverTheCuckoosNest'': When asked what he thinks of Nurse Ratched, [=McMurphy's=] response is "She's kind of a cunt."
* ''Film/AnAmericanWerewolfInLondon'': David attempts to get himself arrested by saying various forms of slander in front of a policeman.
-->'''David:''' QUEEN ELIZABETH IS A MAN! PRINCE CHARLES IS A FAGGOT! WINSTON CHURCHILL WAS FULL OF SHIT! [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking SHAKESPEARE'S FRENCH!]] FUCK! SHIT! CUNT! SHIT!
* In ''Film/GoneGirl,'' Nick calls Amy this and slams her against the wall when he's hit his breaking point after she says that their future child will end up resenting him for being so weak and cowardly. It doesn't faze her for a second.
-->'''Nick:''' You fucking cunt!
-->'''Amy, calmly:''' I'm the cunt you married.
* ''Film/IngridGoesWest'' makes sure the audience has no illusions about Ingrid's sanity and kindness when it introduces our hero while she's screaming the word at a bride on her wedding day.
* The only subtitled Russian line in the entirety of ''Film/RedSparrow'' (the rest of the film uses TranslationConvention apart from an untranslated greeting) is when SVR Hungarian Station Chief Volontov refers to a female [[TheMole mole]] he's working as a "stupid cunt".
* In ''Film/TheWayWayBack'', Creator/AllisonJanney's character combines this with FunWithAcronyms when she complains about one family, "They called me a 'see-you-next-Tuesday'. To my face."
* ''Film/VioletAndDaisy'': The rival hitmen who Violet encounters call her a cunt among other things.
* ''Film/TheGentlemen'': Used around 23 times by multiple characters, in very colorful ways. The most prominent probably being the whole exchange between Coach and Ernie over whether one of the other Toddlers calling Ernie a "black cunt" qualifies as racist.
-->'''Ernie:''' The fact that I'm black has got nothing to do with the fact that I'm a cunt.\\
'''Coach:''' He didn't say black people are cunts, he was being specific to you. One's got nothing to do with the other.
















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* Back when they could actually run cigarette commercials on television and radio, the Salem brand had a jingle, "You can take Salem out of the country, but... You can't take the country out of Salem." The singer (female) always pronounced country as "cunt-tree", and when they ran the jingle more than once, it always ended on "but..."



* Back when they could actually run cigarette commercials on television and radio, the Salem brand had a jingle, "You can take Salem out of the country, but... You can't take the country out of Salem." The singer (female) always pronounced country as "cunt-tree", and when they ran the jingle more than once, it always ended on "but..."



* In episode eleven of the uncensored version of ''Manga/DeadmanWonderland'' [[spoiler:Rokuro, who just had his ass kicked and found out that Karako was going to infiltrate the Undertakers hideout, calls her a cunt that sucks at math.]]
** It's used multiple times in the uncensored version of episode 6 by [[spoiler:Minatsuki/Mockingbird after she drops her innocent persona. She tells her brother to "think of that floozy cunt you're just like" (their mother), and ends a flashback to her childhood with ''"The cunt actually saved the fucking primroses! Can you believe that shit?!"'']]



* ''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'' uses the word infrequently but most frequently by [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed Tom Croose]]/[[spoiler:Kneesocks in disguise]] in the segment ''1 Angry Ghost'', which itself is a reference to the movie, ''Film/{{Magnolia}}''.
* In ''Anime/OruchubanEbichu'', Ebichu, in front of a suggestive background, describes how the fall season is associated with chestnuts, kuri, and squirrels, risu; chestnuts and squirrels, or, kuri to risu, sounds like "clitoris". In an EyeCatch, the characters for "manko" are almost spelled out, but end up spelling "manso".
* In ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', there's a scene where a man on a nearly empty train is trash-talking his girlfriend, and [[SpiceUpTheSubtitles in some translations]], the word "cunt" is used. This is [[spoiler:the straw that breaks Sayaka's back and drives her to become a Witch.]]
* In ''Manga/SeitokaiYakuindomo'', Shino tries to teach Tsuda the meaning of the English phrase "dry eyes" by writing "ma_ko aren't getting wet" on the chalkboard. It's supposed to be filled in "manako" (eyes), but it looks a lot like the censored form of "manko" (see Real Life below).



* In episode eleven of the uncensored version of ''Manga/DeadmanWonderland'' [[spoiler:Rokuro, who just had his ass kicked and found out that Karako was going to infiltrate the Undertakers hideout, calls her a cunt that sucks at math.]]
** It's used multiple times in the uncensored version of episode 6 by [[spoiler:Minatsuki/Mockingbird after she drops her innocent persona. She tells her brother to "think of that floozy cunt you're just like" (their mother), and ends a flashback to her childhood with ''"The cunt actually saved the fucking primroses! Can you believe that shit?!"'']]
* In an omake joke at the end of volume 5 of ''Manga/MonsterMusume'', cyclops girl Manako is upset because someone made fun of her name on the MON Squad roster list, by crossing out the "na" character and writing in an "n" (see above and below in Real Life). Zombina is [[ActuallyPrettyFunny rendered speechless trying not to laugh]], Tionishia [[TheDitz doesn't get it]], and Doppel was the culprit. The joke [[LostInTranslation completely fell flat in the official English translation]] where they simply had "nookie" scrawled in above the crossed-out "na".



* In an omake joke at the end of volume 5 of ''Manga/MonsterMusume'', cyclops girl Manako is upset because someone made fun of her name on the MON Squad roster list, by crossing out the "na" character and writing in an "n" (see above and below in Real Life). Zombina is [[ActuallyPrettyFunny rendered speechless trying not to laugh]], Tionishia [[TheDitz doesn't get it]], and Doppel was the culprit. The joke [[LostInTranslation completely fell flat in the official English translation]] where they simply had "nookie" scrawled in above the crossed-out "na".
* In ''Anime/OruchubanEbichu'', Ebichu, in front of a suggestive background, describes how the fall season is associated with chestnuts, kuri, and squirrels, risu; chestnuts and squirrels, or, kuri to risu, sounds like "clitoris". In an EyeCatch, the characters for "manko" are almost spelled out, but end up spelling "manso".
* ''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'' uses the word infrequently but most frequently by [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed Tom Croose]]/[[spoiler:Kneesocks in disguise]] in the segment ''1 Angry Ghost'', which itself is a reference to the movie, ''Film/{{Magnolia}}''.
* In ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', there's a scene where a man on a nearly empty train is trash-talking his girlfriend, and [[SpiceUpTheSubtitles in some translations]], the word "cunt" is used. This is [[spoiler:the straw that breaks Sayaka's back and drives her to become a Witch.]]
* In ''Manga/SeitokaiYakuindomo'', Shino tries to teach Tsuda the meaning of the English phrase "dry eyes" by writing "ma_ko aren't getting wet" on the chalkboard. It's supposed to be filled in "manako" (eyes), but it looks a lot like the censored form of "manko" (see Real Life below).



* Creator/ArjBarker plays on this on one of his Australian tours, throwing the word into the mix when doing an encore skit about Aussies giving directions to foreigners.
* Creator/SteveByrne does a routine where he claims that "the c-word" is not the most offensive word to women now; [[MaamShock ma'am]] (a shortened term for Madame used in the South) is. Then, when he describes one woman getting offended at him calling her ma'am, he concludes by telling her not to be such a cunt about it.



* Creator/ChristopherTitus -- ''Norman Rockwell is Bleeding'': (Talking about the time he fought with Erin over cheating on him when they broke up while they were dating) "And she took everything I threw at her man! She ''even took the 'C' word''! I know! ...she's perfect!"
** In ''The Voice in My Head'', he unapologetically used it to describe Erin after she attempted a WoundedGazelleGambit to get around California's no-fault divorce laws, although he elaborated that calling a woman a "cunt" is only appropriate to the .00001% who deserve it rightfully.
* Creator/BillHicks used the word freely once when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PdKpR9qNtg handling a female heckler.]]
* Lampshaded and subverted by Music/StephenLynch in his Gynecology song.
-->'''Lynch''': When your legs are open, I'll begin the gropin', but I fear I must be blunt / I would just as soon not go near your balloon knot, think that I'll stick to your... front. ''(Laughter) I'' would ''never'' say "cunt" to an audience... '''ever'''!

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* Creator/ChristopherTitus -- ''Norman Rockwell is Bleeding'': (Talking about the time he fought with Erin over cheating on him when they broke up while they were dating) "And she took everything I threw at her man! She ''even took the 'C' word''! I know! ...she's perfect!"
** In ''The Voice in My Head'', he unapologetically used it to describe Erin after she attempted a WoundedGazelleGambit to get around California's no-fault divorce laws, although he elaborated that calling a woman a "cunt" is only appropriate to the .00001% who deserve it rightfully.
* Creator/BillHicks used the
Creator/JimmyCarr uses this word freely once when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PdKpR9qNtg handling a female heckler.]]
* Lampshaded and subverted by Music/StephenLynch in his Gynecology song.
-->'''Lynch''': When your legs are open, I'll begin the gropin', but I fear I must be blunt / I would just as soon not go near your balloon knot, think that I'll stick to your... front. ''(Laughter) I'' would ''never'' say "cunt" to an audience... '''ever'''!
frequently.



* Creator/JimmyCarr uses this word frequently.



* Creator/BillHicks used the word freely once when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PdKpR9qNtg handling a female heckler.]]



* Arj Barker plays on this on one of his Australian tours, throwing the word into the mix when doing an encore skit about Aussies giving directions to foreigners.
* Creator/SteveByrne does a routine where he claims that "the c-word" is not the most offensive word to women now; [[MaamShock ma'am]] (a shortened term for Madame used in the South) is. Then, when he describes one woman getting offended at him calling her ma'am, he concludes by telling her not to be such a cunt about it.

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* Arj Barker plays on this on one of Lampshaded and subverted by Music/StephenLynch in his Australian tours, throwing Gynecology song.
-->'''Lynch''': When your legs are open, I'll begin
the word into the mix when doing gropin', but I fear I must be blunt / I would just as soon not go near your balloon knot, think that I'll stick to your... front. ''(Laughter) I'' would ''never'' say "cunt" to an encore skit audience... '''ever'''!
* Creator/ChristopherTitus -- ''Norman Rockwell is Bleeding'': (Talking
about Aussies giving directions the time he fought with Erin over cheating on him when they broke up while they were dating) "And she took everything I threw at her man! She ''even took the 'C' word''! I know! ...she's perfect!"
** In ''The Voice in My Head'', he unapologetically used it
to foreigners.
* Creator/SteveByrne does
describe Erin after she attempted a routine where WoundedGazelleGambit to get around California's no-fault divorce laws, although he claims elaborated that "the c-word" is not the most offensive word to women now; [[MaamShock ma'am]] (a shortened term for Madame used in the South) is. Then, when he describes one woman getting offended at him calling her ma'am, he concludes by telling her not a woman a "cunt" is only appropriate to be such a cunt about it.the .00001% who deserve it rightfully.



* There's a ''ComicBook/YTheLastMan'' comic where the leader of the Amazons gets called "cunt" by a girl she's taken prisoner and calmly explains the origins of the word and claims its origins don't justify how it has come to be used as the most offensive swear in the English language... Then, after the girl calls her a bitch, she orders Hero to kill the girl.
* Creator/GarthEnnis has no problem with the word, especially in ''ComicBook/TheAuthority: Kev'' and ''ComicBook/TheBoys'', where the first line of dialogue in the series is a protagonist saying, with regards to superheroes, "I'm gonna fucking have you. You cunts." Not to mention the "Kitchen Irish" arc of ''ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX'', which features an aging Irish gangster who throws the word around like it is confetti.
* In one issue of ''ComicBook/PowerGirl'' Satanna can be seen wearing a shirt that says "CU Next Tues" in a flashback.



* Creator/GarthEnnis has no problem with the word, especially in ''ComicBook/TheAuthority: Kev'' and ''ComicBook/TheBoys'', where the first line of dialogue in the series is a protagonist saying, with regards to superheroes, "I'm gonna fucking have you. You cunts." Not to mention the "Kitchen Irish" arc of ''ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX'', which features an aging Irish gangster who throws the word around like it is confetti.
* In one issue of ''ComicBook/PowerGirl'' Satanna can be seen wearing a shirt that says "CU Next Tues" in a flashback.
* Implied in the fourth issue of ''ComicBook/{{REBELS}}'' volume 2 when an imprisoned Amon Hakk protests that he is a citizen of the Khund Empire and is therefore legally entitled to trial by combat.
-->'''Guard 1''': The ''what'' Empire...?\\
'''Guard 2''': I'd repeat it, but my wife ''hates'' that word.



* Implied in the fourth issue of ''R.E.B.E.L.S.'' volume 2 when an imprisoned Amon Hakk protests that he is a citizen of the Khund Empire and is therefore legally entitled to trial by combat.
-->'''Guard 1''': The ''what'' Empire...?\\
'''Guard 2''': I'd repeat it, but my wife ''hates'' that word.

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* Implied There's a ''ComicBook/YTheLastMan'' comic where the leader of the Amazons gets called "cunt" by a girl she's taken prisoner and calmly explains the origins of the word and claims its origins don't justify how it has come to be used as the most offensive swear in the fourth issue of ''R.E.B.E.L.S.'' volume 2 when an imprisoned Amon Hakk protests that he is a citizen of English language... Then, after the Khund Empire and is therefore legally entitled girl calls her a bitch, she orders Hero to trial by combat.
-->'''Guard 1''': The ''what'' Empire...?\\
'''Guard 2''': I'd repeat it, but my wife ''hates'' that word.
kill the girl.



* ''Fanfic/BlazBlueAlternativeRemnant'':
** Luna lets out a c-bomb when she starts insulting Ragna in Chapter 56, though it's cut short by switching to Ruby's POV with the rest of her team and Jubei.
** In Chapter 70, after Ruby shoots off his hat, Terumi similarly lets out a C-bomb that Ruby cuts off. After Ruby shoots him point-blank in the face, he lets out another, and unlike the previous ones, it isn't cut off.
* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Doctor furiously calls Davros a cunt in "It's me, Davros", though the middle of the word is censored by a bleep in the audio and by asterisks in the subtitles.
* In ''Fanfic/CheatingDeathThoseThatLived'', it's Johanna's favorite word. Her chapter consists of the seven times she called someone one throughout her life, from an annoying classmate to President Snow himself (twice!).
* ''Fanfic/CrumblingDown'': Marinette calls Lila this when talking about revealing the latter girl's true nature, much to the surprise of her class.
* ''Fanfic/DontSayGoodbyeFarewell'': Jarkko Mäkinen, a Finnish character, tells Kanril Eleya while attacking an Orion fleet to "focus on that ''helvetin huora'',[[note]]"fucking whore", referring to an enemy battleship[[/note]] let me deal with the little ''vitut''!"[[note]]"cunts", referring to some corvettes[[/note]] [='=]''Vittu''[='=] is considered a relatively mild profanity in Finnish.
* In ''Fanfic/FalloutEquestriaProjectHorizons'', this is how [[DiscOneFinalBoss Deus]] refers to all mares to the point of being his catchphrase. It's even the last word he says (in a robotic monotone)[[spoiler: due to his lower jaw being split open before he accidentally dies in an explosion. He later gets his brain hooked up to a tank, though]].



* In the authorized ''Rambo'' fanfiction ''Rambo: Year One'', Colletta's nickname is revealed to be "Greasy Cunt" on account of his thick mustache.
* In ''Fanfic/FalloutEquestriaProjectHorizons'', this is how [[DiscOneFinalBoss Deus]] refers to all mares to the point of being his catchphrase. It's even the last word he says (in a robotic monotone)[[spoiler: due to his lower jaw being split open before he accidentally dies in an explosion. He later gets his brain hooked up to a tank, though]].
* ''Fanfic/TriptychContinuum'': The previous name of "Canterlot Unicorns Need Equal Treatment", described in [[http://www.fimfiction.net/story/117465/lunas-lottery-lunacy Luna's Lottery Lunacy]] as "the largest, best-organized, well-funded, and most delusional group of self-promoting racists on the continent." They were originally named "Canterlot Unicorns Negating Traditional Swears", but for some reason, decided that name wasn't [[FunWithAcronyms working out]].

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* In ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'':
** The street cleaners of
the authorized ''Rambo'' fanfiction ''Rambo: Year One'', Colletta's nickname is revealed to be "Greasy Cunt" on account of his thick mustache.
* In ''Fanfic/FalloutEquestriaProjectHorizons'',
Palimpsest Car hate Casimira a lot. One street-cleaner points this is out by stating how [[DiscOneFinalBoss Deus]] refers to all mares to much Casimira should suffer and, as shown below, the point first letter of being his catchphrase. It's even the last each stressed-out word he says (in a robotic monotone)[[spoiler: due to his lower jaw being split open before he accidentally dies in an explosion. He later gets his brain hooked up to a tank, though]].
* ''Fanfic/TriptychContinuum'': The previous name of "Canterlot Unicorns Need Equal Treatment", described in [[http://www.fimfiction.net/story/117465/lunas-lottery-lunacy Luna's Lottery Lunacy]] as "the largest, best-organized, well-funded,
spells out the c-word.
-->'''Freckles:''' That bitch just ''comes in''
and most delusional group of self-promoting racists ''undos'' the barrier meant to protect us. And she ''never'' realizes that she is a ''terrible'' host who has eluded karma for so long.
** When Tomie learns what Goh's parents did to separate Goh and Chloe from one another over an accident, she is not happy to learn that they despise the girl who is going through her own personal hell
on the continent." They were originally named "Canterlot Unicorns Negating Traditional Swears", but for some reason, decided that name wasn't [[FunWithAcronyms working out]].Infinity Train. She starts imitating their spiteful words in the hypothetical situation if Goh got on the Train and ends it by having "them" call Chloe the c-word, only to be cut off by Goh gasping in horror.
* ''Fanfic/MyImmortal'': Professor Trevolry dismisses Ebony by saying "OK you can go now, see ya cunt."



* In ''Fanfic/CheatingDeathThoseThatLived'', it's Johanna's favorite word. Her chapter consists of the seven times she called someone one throughout her life, from an annoying classmate to President Snow himself (twice!).
* ''Fanfic/BlazBlueAlternativeRemnant'':
** Luna lets out a c-bomb when she starts insulting Ragna in Chapter 56, though it's cut short by switching to Ruby's POV with the rest of her team and Jubei.
** In Chapter 70, after Ruby shoots off his hat, Terumi similarly lets out a C-bomb that Ruby cuts off. After Ruby shoots him point-blank in the face, he lets out another, and unlike the previous ones, it isn't cut off.
* ''Fanfic/MyImmortal'': Professor Trevolry dismisses Ebony by saying "OK you can go now, see ya cunt."
* ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'':
** The street cleaners of the Palimpsest Car hate Casimira a lot. One street-cleaner points this out by stating how much Casimira should suffer and, as shown below, the first letter of each stressed-out word spells out the c-word.
-->'''Freckles:''' That bitch just ''comes in'' and ''undos'' the barrier meant to protect us. And she ''never'' realizes that she is a ''terrible'' host who has eluded karma for so long.
** When Tomie learns what Goh's parents did to separate Goh and Chloe from one another over an accident, she is not happy to learn that they despise the girl who is going through her own personal hell on the Infinity Train. She starts imitating their spiteful words in the hypothetical situation if Goh got on the Train and ends it by having "them" call Chloe the c-word, only to be cut off by Goh gasping in horror.
* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Doctor furiously calls Davros a cunt in "It's me, Davros", though the middle of the word is censored by a bleep in the audio and by asterisks in the subtitles.
* ''Fanfic/CrumblingDown'': Marinette calls Lila this when talking about revealing the latter girl's true nature, much to the surprise of her class.
* ''Fanfic/DontSayGoodbyeFarewell'': Jarkko Mäkinen, a Finnish character, tells Kanril Eleya while attacking an Orion fleet to "focus on that ''helvetin huora'',[[note]]"fucking whore", referring to an enemy battleship[[/note]] let me deal with the little ''vitut''!"[[note]]"cunts", referring to some corvettes[[/note]] [='=]''Vittu''[='=] is considered a relatively mild profanity in Finnish.

to:

* In ''Fanfic/CheatingDeathThoseThatLived'', it's Johanna's favorite word. Her chapter consists of the seven times she called someone one throughout her life, from an annoying classmate authorized ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'' fanfiction ''Rambo: Year One'', Colletta's nickname is revealed to President Snow himself (twice!).
* ''Fanfic/BlazBlueAlternativeRemnant'':
** Luna lets out a c-bomb when she starts insulting Ragna in Chapter 56, though it's cut short by switching to Ruby's POV with the rest
be "Greasy Cunt" on account of her team and Jubei.
** In Chapter 70, after Ruby shoots off
his hat, Terumi similarly lets out a C-bomb that Ruby cuts off. After Ruby shoots him point-blank in the face, he lets out another, and unlike the thick mustache.
* ''Fanfic/TriptychContinuum'': The
previous ones, it isn't cut off.
* ''Fanfic/MyImmortal'': Professor Trevolry dismisses Ebony by saying "OK you can go now, see ya cunt."
* ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'':
** The street cleaners
name of the Palimpsest Car hate Casimira a lot. One street-cleaner points this out by stating how much Casimira should suffer and, "Canterlot Unicorns Need Equal Treatment", described in [[http://www.fimfiction.net/story/117465/lunas-lottery-lunacy Luna's Lottery Lunacy]] as shown below, the first letter of each stressed-out word spells out the c-word.
-->'''Freckles:''' That bitch just ''comes in''
"the largest, best-organized, well-funded, and ''undos'' the barrier meant to protect us. And she ''never'' realizes that she is a ''terrible'' host who has eluded karma for so long.
** When Tomie learns what Goh's parents did to separate Goh and Chloe from one another over an accident, she is not happy to learn that they despise the girl who is going through her own personal hell
most delusional group of self-promoting racists on the Infinity Train. She starts imitating their spiteful words in the hypothetical situation if Goh got on the Train and ends it by having "them" call Chloe the c-word, only to be cut off by Goh gasping in horror.
* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Doctor furiously calls Davros a cunt in "It's me, Davros", though the middle of the word is censored by a bleep in the audio and by asterisks in the subtitles.
* ''Fanfic/CrumblingDown'': Marinette calls Lila this when talking about revealing the latter girl's true nature, much to the surprise of her class.
* ''Fanfic/DontSayGoodbyeFarewell'': Jarkko Mäkinen, a Finnish character, tells Kanril Eleya while attacking an Orion fleet to "focus on
continent." They were originally named "Canterlot Unicorns Negating Traditional Swears", but for some reason, decided that ''helvetin huora'',[[note]]"fucking whore", referring to an enemy battleship[[/note]] let me deal with the little ''vitut''!"[[note]]"cunts", referring to some corvettes[[/note]] [='=]''Vittu''[='=] is considered a relatively mild profanity in Finnish.name wasn't [[FunWithAcronyms working out]].



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[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* In ''Film/InTheLoop'', [[Creator/PeterCapaldi Malcolm Tucker]] delivers what might well be the most intelligent use of profanity in cinema history to US Assistant Secretary of State for Policy [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed Linton]] [[UsefulNotes/DonaldRumsfeld Barwick]]. Doubles as PrecisionFStrike:
-->'''Malcolm Tucker:''' You know, I've come across a lot of psychos, but none as fucking boring as you! I mean, you are a real boring fuck! Sorry. Sorry, I know you disapprove of swearing, so I'll sort that: you are a boring F-star-star...'''CUNT'''.

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[[folder:Films [[folder:Film -- Live-Action]]
* In ''Film/InTheLoop'', [[Creator/PeterCapaldi Malcolm Tucker]] delivers what might well be Used to refer to [[Creator/CillianMurphy Jim]] in ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater''.
* ''Film/BeingJohnMalkovich'' uses it twice in close succession.
-->"Sorry about
the cunt at reception."
* This gets Creator/KristenWiig's character fired from her job in ''Film/{{Bridesmaids}}''.
* In ''Film/District9'', which drops {{Cluster F Bomb}}s all over the place due to
most intelligent use of profanity in cinema history its dialogue being improvised, has the word "cunt" used twice, both by TheDragon Koobus, and both of which are used to US Assistant Secretary of State for Policy [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed Linton]] [[UsefulNotes/DonaldRumsfeld Barwick]]. Doubles as PrecisionFStrike:
-->'''Malcolm Tucker:''' You know, I've come across a lot of psychos,
refer to prawns he is persecuting.
* Creator/AlPacino hurls it not once,
but none as fucking boring as you! I mean, you are twice, towards Creator/KevinSpacey in a real boring fuck! Sorry. Sorry, I know you disapprove of swearing, so I'll sort that: you are a boring F-star-star...'''CUNT'''.tirade from ''Film/GlengarryGlenRoss''.



* In ''Film/{{P2}}'', the antagonist, demonstrating just how insane he is, decides that the best time to use this insult is when the woman he's been terrorizing all night is walking away with his taser after cuffing him to a wrecked car that's leaking gasoline. Predictably, this is the final straw that provokes her to use the taser to ignite the gasoline.
* In ''Film/{{Tyson}}'', Mike uses this word during a fight with his girlfriend, who then proceeds to denounce him on national TV in the very next scene. Don King notes while watching the TV footage that "You must have called her the C-word."
* In the British film ''Nil By Mouth'', Creator/RayWinstone's [[TheDanza character]] cannot go more than three or four sentences without referring to someone else as a cunt.
* ''Film/KillBill Volume Two'':
** Bill uses it at the end, when, [[spoiler:mortally wounded at ''her'' hands, he confesses to the Bride: "No, you're a great person. You're my favorite person. But every now and then, you can be a real cunt."]]
** In the TV broadcast, humorously, the last word is altered to "sore-head."
** It's also used in Volume One by Buck, the scumbag rapist orderly, in telling his latest "customer" about the Bride's spitting tendencies, [[DudeShesLikeInAComa unaware that she's just come out of her coma]], just a few minutes before both of them get what's coming to them in a big way.
** Also in Volume One, the Bride mentions that she can still "see the faces of the cunts that did this to [her], and the dicks responsible"
* In ''Film/District9'', which drops {{Cluster F Bomb}}s all over the place due to most of its dialogue being improvised, has the word "cunt" used twice, both by TheDragon Koobus, and both of which are used to refer to prawns he is persecuting.
* ''Film/{{Memento}}'': Natalie finally gets Leonard to snap and [[FisticuffProvokingComment punch her when she refers to his dead wife with the word]].
* ''Film/SnakesOnAPlane:'' "Your mother's cunt smells like carpet cleaner."
* Gay Perry in ''Film/KissKissBangBang'': "He called her a... Well, a bad name. ({{beat}}) 'Cunt'."



* ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'': Clarice's first visit to Hannibal Lecter is made even more unpleasant when one of the other patients snarls "I can smell your cunt!" at her. She then repeats those exact words to Hannibal when prompted.

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* ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'': Clarice's first visit to Hannibal Lecter is made even more unpleasant when one of In ''Film/InTheLoop'', [[Creator/PeterCapaldi Malcolm Tucker]] delivers what might well be the other patients snarls "I can smell your cunt!" at her. She then repeats those exact words most intelligent use of profanity in cinema history to Hannibal when prompted.US Assistant Secretary of State for Policy [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed Linton]] [[UsefulNotes/DonaldRumsfeld Barwick]]. Doubles as PrecisionFStrike:
-->'''Malcolm Tucker:''' You know, I've come across a lot of psychos, but none as fucking boring as you! I mean, you are a real boring fuck! Sorry. Sorry, I know you disapprove of swearing, so I'll sort that: you are a boring F-star-star...'''CUNT'''.



* ''Film/BeingJohnMalkovich'' uses it twice in close succession.
-->"Sorry about the cunt at reception."
* Used to refer to [[Creator/CillianMurphy Jim]] in ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater''.

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* ''Film/BeingJohnMalkovich'' * ''Film/KillBill Volume Two'':
** Bill
uses it twice in close succession.
-->"Sorry about
at the cunt end, when, [[spoiler:mortally wounded at reception.''her'' hands, he confesses to the Bride: "No, you're a great person. You're my favorite person. But every now and then, you can be a real cunt."]]
** In the TV broadcast, humorously, the last word is altered to "sore-head.
"
* Used ** It's also used in Volume One by Buck, the scumbag rapist orderly, in telling his latest "customer" about the Bride's spitting tendencies, [[DudeShesLikeInAComa unaware that she's just come out of her coma]], just a few minutes before both of them get what's coming to refer them in a big way.
** Also in Volume One, the Bride mentions that she can still "see the faces of the cunts that did this
to [[Creator/CillianMurphy Jim]] [her], and the dicks responsible"
* Gay Perry
in ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater''.''Film/KissKissBangBang'': "He called her a... Well, a bad name. ({{beat}}) 'Cunt'."
* ''Film/{{Memento}}'': Natalie finally gets Leonard to snap and [[FisticuffProvokingComment punch her when she refers to his dead wife with the word]].
* In the British film ''Film/NilByMouth'', Creator/RayWinstone's [[TheDanza character]] cannot go more than three or four sentences without referring to someone else as a cunt.
* In ''Film/{{P2}}'', the antagonist, demonstrating just how insane he is, decides that the best time to use this insult is when the woman he's been terrorizing all night is walking away with his taser after cuffing him to a wrecked car that's leaking gasoline. Predictably, this is the final straw that provokes her to use the taser to ignite the gasoline.



* This gets Creator/KristenWiig's character fired from her job in ''Film/{{Bridesmaids}}''.
* Creator/AlPacino hurls it not once, but twice, towards Creator/KevinSpacey in a tirade from ''Film/GlengarryGlenRoss''.


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* ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'': Clarice's first visit to Hannibal Lecter is made even more unpleasant when one of the other patients snarls "I can smell your cunt!" at her. She then repeats those exact words to Hannibal when prompted.
* ''Film/SnakesOnAPlane:'' "Your mother's cunt smells like carpet cleaner."
* In ''Film/{{Tyson}}'', Mike uses this word during a fight with his girlfriend, who then proceeds to denounce him on national TV in the very next scene. Don King notes while watching the TV footage that "You must have called her the C-word."














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* The Dutch equivalent of "cunt" is "kut", and is used quite regularly in the Dutch language, as said above. It is more of a prefix than that it's used alone though, and in some youngsters use to denote a female's external reproductive organs as well. Young children will be corrected, but everyone above the age of 15 will not be, and, though, most don't use it in polite conversation, it is used quite a lot in informal speech.

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* The Dutch equivalent of "cunt" is "kut", and is used quite regularly in the Dutch language, as said above. It is more of a prefix than that it's used alone though, and in some youngsters use to denote a female's external reproductive organs as well. Young children will be corrected, but everyone above the age of 15 will not be, and, though, although most don't use it in polite conversation, it is used quite a lot in informal speech.

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