В Голливуде уже давно существуют неписанные правила.
Большая статья об этом с сайта Foxnews.com
In the current, supercharged climate, it just isn't worth endangering the safety of an entire production staff or network by pursuing a storyline that Muslim extremists might find offensive, media executives and writers tell Fox411.com.
Aasif Mandvi, a self-described "liberal Muslim" and the "senior Islamic correspondent" for Comedy Central's The Daily Show, said on air after the "South Park" threats that it would upset him to see the Prophet Muhammad depicted in a cartoon. But, he added: "Here's what's more upsetting. Someone, in the name of a faith that I believe in, threatening another person for doing it."
But after the failed Times Square terror attack, “The Daily Show” asked Mandvi not to comment further on the matter, according to his spokesman. In fact, reps for the networks and television shows reached for comment on this article, including Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, FOX, NBC, and CBS, either failed to respond or asked to speak on background for fear of retribution.
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