The F Word on USA and Syfy

[Eric]

USA and Syfy to allow the "F-word" on their broadcasts.
Actually, it sounds like they already started with The Magicians (article has adult language).  My, how times have changed.

[Spooky]

According to Gamble, the show is able to give 10 "fucks" per episode

One is the same as 10 or 100 as far as I am concerned. I don't care one way or the other. It's a word that most of us use, so it would make sense that fictional characters use it too.

This scene from The Wire is the best use of the word in it's many variations.

NSFW language and some crime scene photo nakedness.

[Phyll33]

 It would be interesting to find out although, I think I already know the answer, as to why this word has become
mainstream. The movies and so called comedians put it out there over and over until every kid in high school
got a big kick out of using it and it spread like wild fire through society. I hate hearing it in the movies and reading
it in books. It's a lazy way of expressing your self but it certainly cut down on trying to write creatively when every
other word was the "F" word. I am not a prude, I cuss with the best of them but not that word. It really has lost all
of it's meaning as being the worst of the worst, I guess that is why it's repeated over and over to try and make it
sound tough again but really it just sounds dumb.

[Eric]

I tend to keep casual cursing to a minimum, but it gives added impact when I do. 

[Spooky]

 

[Pearl@32]

This made me chuckle in the 90s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4kZUrGBMCA