The audience who watched the final American Football, Super Bowl, through the television screen in the state of Arizona, Sunday, February 1, 2009, got a surprise at the end of the game.
Not surprising outcome of their game, but a pornographic movie clips to interrupt the late end of the game. Porn movie clip showing a woman who was opening the zipper of a man. Action two porn stars followed by another action. "I thought it was commercials," said one spectator, Cora King, as quoted by the BBC, Wednesday, February 4, 2009. "They then did a dance with no clothes," said Cora. Interruption show pornographic films occurred shortly after a team Arizona Cardinals, who defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers, the last score. KVOA-TV station called TV is terrible incidents and disappointing. Television stations based in the city of Tucson, Arizona, says that porn movie interlude witnessed only by Comcast cable TV subscribers. "KVOA will investigate what happened and ensure our viewers get an answer," said company president, Gary Nielsen. "When the television station NBC Super Bowl mentranmisi impressions of KVOA to local cable television network and Comcast over the air antenna, no pornographic material," added Nielsen. Comcast is already receiving reports from viewers who had watched pornographic movies, is investigating this incident.
Not surprising outcome of their game, but a pornographic movie clips to interrupt the late end of the game. Porn movie clip showing a woman who was opening the zipper of a man. Action two porn stars followed by another action. "I thought it was commercials," said one spectator, Cora King, as quoted by the BBC, Wednesday, February 4, 2009. "They then did a dance with no clothes," said Cora. Interruption show pornographic films occurred shortly after a team Arizona Cardinals, who defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers, the last score. KVOA-TV station called TV is terrible incidents and disappointing. Television stations based in the city of Tucson, Arizona, says that porn movie interlude witnessed only by Comcast cable TV subscribers. "KVOA will investigate what happened and ensure our viewers get an answer," said company president, Gary Nielsen. "When the television station NBC Super Bowl mentranmisi impressions of KVOA to local cable television network and Comcast over the air antenna, no pornographic material," added Nielsen. Comcast is already receiving reports from viewers who had watched pornographic movies, is investigating this incident.
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