The woman's behavior during the live broadcast on TV shocked everyone!#story

This excerpt is from "The Good Wife Season ”3, Episode 7.

Shocking the Nation! A Bold Live Broadcast That Sparked Controversy!** To raise awareness about breast cancer prevention, a female anchor made a daring move during a live TV broadcast—she took off her shirt and demonstrated how to perform a self-exam. The act caused an uproar, leading the network to sue her for crossing the line. However, the story took an unexpected turn! The court ruled in her favor, finding her actions both legal and protected under the Federal Communications Commission’s regulations, which allow greater flexibility during specific time slots. Her courage and determination forced the public to rethink the boundaries of health education.

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[YazzFIoot]

This news channel would get exponentially more viewers after this. Should be thanking her

[roelofkloosterman]

Christina Ricci is still absolutely gorgeous.

[supernaturalawesome]

Show Name: The Good Wife
Season 4 episode 7

[russellbradley]

When I was a kid in the late 70's at midnight at the beginning of the new year there was a full on live gal showing women how to check for breast cancer. Just regular broadcast TV.

[JosephTanner-tw]

Then why and the hell do you even have contracts 😒
She signed with the network, agreeing to their terms, and violated them. With no regard to the network sponsors. She could have cost them millions.

[WilliamDray-xl]

Wait, why didn't we get to see the content so we know if it is inappropriate

[N-HTTi]

No judge in their right mind would allow breach of contract like this without serious misconduct on the networks part

[chriscahill]

Since when is anything live there is a 3 sec delay on almost every broadcast

[gregrea]

How is F Murray Abraham still the same age he was when he made that Mozart movie in the 1980s?

[bigrons]

Is it me or is there a very tiny ant moving around in the bottom right hand corner just under the subtitles??? I thought it was on my screen ffs

[theduke]

she can be still be fired and then sued. She broke contract, she broke script, and she was insubordinate to her employers. All grounds for firing and the breach of her contract is grounds for suing if damages are substantial.

And yes, she would still be liable for fines from the FCC. Regardless what she thought, the episode did air at a time when nudity is not allowed on public television and therefore the network was fined by the FCC, being that it was a live broadcast, her choices make her liable for those fines. Plus, being a live broadcast makes her defense that she believed it would air later a non credible defense. This is moronic.

While I personally believe breasts should not be censored the same as genitals, those rules are currently whats in place and she willingly and knowingly broke those rules and then makes a piss poor defense

[FatBz]

What in the early 2000s FoxNews is going on here?

[aaronwinchester]

They definitely cut out the best part lol.

[anonymous]

Should be fired reminds me of a street walker

[xshadowhandx]

She can still be held only breach of c9ntract was so easy to get out of smfh

[cheeseburgerinparadise]

Sexual harassment at the minimum. If I were a dude, I’d sue even if I enjoyed the view. Because it’s unwelcome.

[nirvaansingh]

Wrong questions,

1. Was it the only way to promote self awareness?
2. What about minors watching you?
3. You said, you mother died of cancer, and you decided not to research on it, get facts or make a sheet of why and hows that can benefit people. Was it actually for informing people or you needed 2 mins fame.
4. Yes, the policies are strict because we not only want adults to watch the news but also children who should develop a habit of knowing their country and whats happening in it. Also learn how people talk, was it indecent in your mind to just take the first thought that came to your mind?
5. Aren't you trying to portray yourself as hero, instead of mentally sicko, that can show a live murder if your father was murdered.
6. With your right to freedom, independence and thought, dont you think its also your responsibility to not hurt the sentiments and emotions of other fellow being.
7. You said it was to promote Breast Cancer, then why are you more popular than breast cancer now. Were you actually trying to promote breast cancer or you were trying to earn popularity/fame.
8. Did you, in this process, ever thought of interviewing an actual survivor/patient, why that wasn't the choice?

All questions are based on the clip.