I guess the lack of photograph here is supposed to poke fun at the censorship of Mohammed. Despite the apparent, I'm actually going to assume that Fox was just too afraid to post a real image, which is completely understandable considering noothermajornewsmediaoutlets would, either. I almost admired their mocking humor for a moment, but then I realized that I was looking at a national news network and not Comedy Central, and my admiration instantly turned to shame.
There's nothing particularly controversial about covering this story. In fact, I think everyone should be aware of the ongoing homo-steria in this country. However, the fact that this made the headlines at Fox really says a lot about their target audience. I couldn't find any official clips of the play, so I can't really examine just how blasphemous it is. I will just assume that the following video is an accurate representation. I can certainly see why those Texans are so upset.
These are actual images used as headlines on the front page of foxnews.com. These primitively photoshopped pictures often sensationalize the mundane and frequently border on hilarious. This is for anyone who is curious about the daily absurdity of the right-wing news organization, but does not want to give them the illusion of patronage by actually visiting their website.
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