NBC Aired A Bare Breast During Live Water Polo Coverage

[Davin]

Just when media critics thought it was safe to watch television without fear of being exposed to bathing suit area body parts, NBC accidentally broadcast a wardrobe malfunction. During a live telecast for the Olympic water polo face-off between the U.S. and Spain, the network’s underwater camera caught a struggle between opposing players in which a female player’s breast was inadvertently exposed.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/nbc-broadcasts-swimmers-breast-olympics-2012-357443

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[nudeyooper]

Exposed breast? Certainly not to the camera. Yes you could see the suit being pulled away, but the action of the swimmers and water certainly kept the breast hidden. Besides, if the Olympics were held in the original uniform, this would not be an issue.

[RalphVa]

Yep, for 1200 years they did the olympics sans any suits. Even women came participated the last few hundred years.

Their butts are essentially bare. What's wrong with a bare breast?

[tiger79]

A storm in a C-cup, I reckon.

[Naturist Mark]

Wait a minute - you guys buried the lede! NBC actually televised a live Olympic event!

[sunnysmile_fl]

That appears to be a mere incidental exposure of a female breast, which I think should be acceptible and suitable for general audience viewership and without fuss.

[Kouak]

With the recent rulings, I doubt if the FCC will try to fine NBC. Finally they won't waste our tax money.

[Agde]

If you've never had your suit pulled off underwater, either you've never played serious water polo or the only serious water polo you've played was at a naturist resort. Underwater cameras not catching a bared breast during a water polo match is about as unlikely as a pocket microphone failing to catch a swear word during a closed-door Congressional caucus.

[LumpyPostage]

This is news?

[Triker]

This is news?

I know. It shouldn't be. That's for sure.