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Luminari · 02-03-2009, 03:09 AM

BREAKING NEWS!!

Gridiron fans see porn during Super Bowl broadcast in Arizona

February 03, 2009 10:40am

CLIPS from a porn movie were shown to American football fans as they watched the closing minutes of the Super Bowl.

The incident has echoes of the nipple-slip by Janet Jackson during the half-time show at the 2004 Super Bowl.

This time, with less than three minutes to play in a tight match between Pittsburgh Steelers and the Arizona Cardinals, many viewers in the Tuscon area of the Cardinals' home state lost the signal.

Instead of the game coverage from Tucson TV station KVOA they saw about 30 seconds of an adult movie, in which a woman unzipped a man's trousers.

They then saw full frontal male nudity from the adult channel Club Jenna. This was followed by a "graphic sex act".

In Tucson, cable provider Comcast said the clip was broadcast to some suburban customers watching the Super Bowl on a low definition service.

Comcast spokeswoman Jenni Moyer said the company was "mortified" at the interruption, which might have been caused by someone tapping into their transmission.

"Our initial investigation suggests this was an isolated malicious act. We are conducting a thorough investigation to determine who was behind this," Ms Moyer said.

The Arizona Daily Star newspaper said its newsroom was inundated with calls from irate viewers.

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Luminari Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 2,570	Re: _AVALON LOUNGE_ Open 24 hours BREAKING NEWS!! Gridiron fans see porn during Super Bowl broadcast in Arizona February 03, 2009 10:40am CLIPS from a porn movie were shown to American football fans as they watched the closing minutes of the Super Bowl. The incident has echoes of the nipple-slip by Janet Jackson during the half-time show at the 2004 Super Bowl. This time, with less than three minutes to play in a tight match between Pittsburgh Steelers and the Arizona Cardinals, many viewers in the Tuscon area of the Cardinals' home state lost the signal. Instead of the game coverage from Tucson TV station KVOA they saw about 30 seconds of an adult movie, in which a woman unzipped a man's trousers. They then saw full frontal male nudity from the adult channel Club Jenna. This was followed by a "graphic sex act". In Tucson, cable provider Comcast said the clip was broadcast to some suburban customers watching the Super Bowl on a low definition service. Comcast spokeswoman Jenni Moyer said the company was "mortified" at the interruption, which might have been caused by someone tapping into their transmission. "Our initial investigation suggests this was an isolated malicious act. We are conducting a thorough investigation to determine who was behind this," Ms Moyer said. The Arizona Daily Star newspaper said its newsroom was inundated with calls from irate viewers.