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The current heated political climate and the attack on cultural institutions on and off screen was also a flash point, even though much of it was bleeped for viewers.

The second season premiere, appropriately titled “The Ties that Grind,” is violent, gory, and trades in uproarious humor that doesn’t give a bleep about delicate ears and sensibilities.

"I'd probably have to bleep a few of them out. I just told him he was cheating and he knew he was cheating."

The video has been edited, emojis have been added, and some comments have been bleeped out - but authorities are not questioning its authenticity.

More all-sky radio surveys have come online, and observers now know to wait for the slow blips and bleeps of LPTs.