Disney said it would "re-evaluate" its standards and practice guidelines following complaints about censorship of children's show Bluey.
This Australian-born three-season children's cartoon follows the adventures of Blue, her healer puppy, who lives with her family and finds herself in silly and unpredictable situations. increase.
After acquiring the international rights to the series, Disney+ began distributing her internationally in 2019.
Recently, fans spotted him in one of the third season episodes titled "Family Meeting." Apparently it was about breaking the wind – it looked like it was completely left out of the streamer's platform.
Now blog Pirates and PrincessesAfter an earlier article about censorship, a Disney Branded Television employee reached out via email to explain why, according to the company. it was left behind.
The email read: Bluey Some of the content did not conform to Disney Junior Broadcast S&P at the time the series was acquired.
``Now that it's rolling out on other platforms, it's a great time to re-evaluate what we're planning.''
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The Independent reached out to Disney for comment.
This isn't the first time Disney has tightened censorship on content it deems "inappropriate."
Two months ago,Gravity Falls The creators of .
