I saw part of this online last night on Lifetime and now I'm watching it on netflix and so far after twenty minutes a lot of the sentences and parts aren't in it. It's weird, I would think it would be more edited on Lifetime, anyone know why it's a different version?
shareI don't know the exact reason why, but I could see them wanting to fill out more scenes for Lifetime, to work better with the commercials and so on. They OFTEN change versions for tv, often dramatically alter them in fact, sometimes even adding scenes (I bet all those scenes would be on the DVD, for example). There are plenty of reasons why that would be. Lifetime appeals, probably, to a very particular niche, so I could see why they'd add more of certain types of scenes, for example, to cater to the audience.
I'm definitely interestred in this. Can you name any examples of scenes that were added?
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Shuji Terayama forever.
Whenever any of the girls say *beep* it's edited out.