I have been rather hesitant :-[ to make this post, fearing that it could be inappropriate, but ... I am curious as to when was actually the first time a live breast exam was demonstrated on either local or national television. I ask this because recently YouTube removed a clip from Brazillian television in which an obviously beautiful model (who just happens to be a popular model/athlete named Danielle Souza) participated in such a segment. The issue must be about the obvious nudity involved despite the blurring of the model's breasts; anyway, I was just curious.
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Question on a daring subject
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I don't know about "live" or "taped" exams, but I recall seeing still photos of women's breasts (with certain parts covered by, of all things, duct tape) for a report on mammograms or breast cancer back in the 80s on WFIE-14, the local NBC station in Evansville, Indiana.
I recall a made-for-TV movie on one of the big three networks in prime time in the early 90's called "My Breast," in which a scene actually shows a doctor examining a fully exposed breast. Pretty daring stuff.
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...someone out there will now make a bad joke about the Boob Tube....
but it ain't gonna be me!
but it ain't gonna be me!
...which BOOB TUBE, that wretched '70s movie (so bad Marcie Barkin demanded her credit be changed to Marseilles Reynaud) or TV in general? ;-) ...
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