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|ja=お昼のデデデワイドをつぶせ! | |ja=お昼のデデデワイドをつぶせ! | ||
|jaR=Ohiru no Dededewaido o Tsufuse! | |jaR=Ohiru no Dededewaido o Tsufuse! | ||
|jaM=Expose DededeWide in the Afternoon! | |jaM=Expose DededeWide in the Afternoon!<br><small>Japanese commercial broadcasters often have a weekday morning or afternoon infotainment show in their lineup, similar to the [[wikipedia:breakfast television|"breakfast television"]] or "morning" shows in English-speaking countries. Japan refers to such shows with the ''wasei eigo'' term of ワイドショー ("wide show") due to their coverage of a wide range of topics, including news. However, at the time of the production and broadcast of this episode in Japan, public opinion around news-oriented "wide shows" had plummeted due to a 1996 revelation that producers on a TBS "wide show" had failed to protect their sources, [[wikipedia:Tokyo_Broadcasting_System#Sakamoto_family_murders|leading to their murder in 1989]]. The so-called [[wikipedia:ja:TBSビデオ問題|"TBS Video Problem"]] led to TBS ceasing "wide show" programming within months, and TBS itself would not produce any programming referred to by the term "wide show" until 2015. Note that in Japan, ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'' aired on CBC and other TBS network affiliates, the very same network whose reputation suffered so much due to the "TBS Video Problem".</small> | ||
|de=Versteckte Kamera | |de=Versteckte Kamera | ||
|deM=Hidden Camera | |deM=Hidden Camera | ||