Just Kidding-Censored in America (VHS)

Includes Whoopee Cushion!

Just Kidding: Censored in America is a 1999 VHS release that compiles a series of outrageous pranks and candid-camera-style stunts deemed too provocative for mainstream television. Marketed as "Too Hot for TV," this collection showcases a variety of unscripted antics designed to shock and amuse audiences.

The video features a range of practical jokes and hidden-camera setups, pushing the boundaries of conventional humor. While the packaging suggests uncensored and uncut content, some viewers have noted that the material may not fully align with these claims, with certain gags appearing staged or accompanied by laugh tracks. Additionally, despite suggestive cover art, the tape does not contain nudity, and all participants are fully clothed. 

Intended for mature audiences, this VHS offers a glimpse into late-1990s prank culture, delivering a mix of edgy humor and controversial content that reflects the era's appetite for boundary-pushing entertainment.

Please note that viewer discretion is advised due to the nature of the content.