what I dont get is that live tv broadcasts are technically on a delay as it is. (I know, I work in the biz) There is NO physical way a live signal can get from its location to the central broadcasting station (be it satellite or terrestrial) and not be on some kind of a delay. The wardrobe malfunction could have been not broadcast. My money is on someone was not paying attention, or it got let through on purpose.

The Seattle radio station which broadcasts the Seahawks games (KIRO) has an ad running which tells listeners to turn down the sound on the TV coverage and listen to their radio crew (which includes former Seahawks - and Edmonton Eskimo - quarterback Warren Moon) announcing the game. Presumably this means that people who do what KIRO is suggesting will know the results of plays before the people who actually hear the game broadcast by the ABC crew.

"Monday Night Football was on a five second delay all season.
Did you notice? Didn't think so."

Ahh, that explains why the radio coverage led what was on the screen! So yes, I did notice. When your hometeam is being trounced, its better to just mute the TV commentators and listen to the radio coverage. As an Eagles fan, I did that a lot this season.

I am concerned about the depiction of violence from this game, which will appear on prime time TV available to children of all ages. The sight of grown men trying to cause injury to each other is not suitable for children IMHO! All contact should be edited out, so we can have a 5 minute show of the non violent highlights. The rest of the time can be handed over to harmless, neutered advertisements for milk and soup and such products.

Thank you Tammy I couldn't have said it better. Yes some of the commercials are entertaining but for the most part they are sexually oriented to the extreme they are a downer to most of the women audience.

You have one incident like the Wardrobe Malfunction two years ago and now we have to protect the world from another incident. Incredible overkill !! The PC police are at it again. Lets let the exception be the rule rather than the opposite!!!

Thank God! Truth, justice and the American Way are saved from the off chance that someone booby might be shown on national television! God bless America! Now if they could only save us from the stupid-ass, overly sexed commercials!

According to Broadcast & Cable magazine: "Jagger got bleeped for language by ABC on two occasions when the Stones performed at the kick-off of the NFL season back in September."

ABC is just being responsible. Monday Night Football was on a five second delay all season.

Did you notice? Didn't think so.

Yes, let's worry about whether or not a football player's pants might fall down, but commercials with half-naked women falling all over men who drink the right brand of beer? Pills to help guys get it on? Men beating on each other over an oval ball? Totally acceptable.

Ahh...

the sound of a major network giving in to neo-con lunatics...