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Honestly, some writers have gotten pretty creative with censorship. Firefly's use of "in universe" curses are a good example.
Plus such classics as the tv edit of The Big Lebowski's "Find me in the alps!"
I would prefer no censorship, but that's no reason to disregard the fine work of creators trying to make the best of a bad situation.
Also, The Good Place
Absolutely!
What's great about The Good Place's "censorship" (imho), is the joke would work even if they weren't actually being censored. I get that it's a unique advantage of the shows premise, so it's more of an exception than the rule, but damn if it isn't well played!