TV
Corden and Horne show censored by BBC
Published Wednesday, Dec 17 2008, 14:20 GMT | By Alex Fletcher
Rex Features
Corden claimed that the broadcaster was so concerned about provoking complaints that it removed the most controversial elements from the skit.
"We've got these characters called the YPC - the Young People's Church - and we had some songs they sing banned by the BBC," he told The Sun.
When asked whether the forthcoming Gavin & Stacey Christmas Special may be the last in the series, Corden said that he was still undecided.
"We are not sure if it's going to be that last-ever episode yet, but if it is the last then I'm happy," he said. "We are really pleased with it."
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