央视发布紧急通知：从4月8日零时至4月12日24时，全台各频道各栏目不许播出以毕福剑作为主持或嘉宾的节目。这是怎么回事?下面是我精心为你整理的毕福剑节目遭停播的原因，一起来看看。
4月7日上午，央视新台长聂辰席上任第一天，就开始严厉治理央视员工的工作作风，摆在他面前的第一个难题是：著名主持人毕福剑发生了“视频风波”。从4月6日视频流出，毕福剑就引起了社会热议。《环球时报》公开发表了文章：《如何看待毕福剑“不雅视频”风波》，文中写道：劝名人多自重、多谨慎是必要的。
央视有员工向华西都市报记者透露，针对主持人毕福剑的视频风波，央视高层4月7日下午召开了办公会议。从进一步加强央视员工工作作风建设方面着想，央视高层作出了从4月8日零点开始至12日零点止，暂时停播毕福剑主特的央视所有节目的决定。
福剑主持的《星光大道》将暂时停播，其停播的缘由很可能与近期的“视频门”有关。而通过进一步了解到，原本本周六晚在央视一套首播的《星光大道》将改播电视剧《王大花的革命生涯》。从多个渠道获悉，《星光大道》本周将暂时停播。部分广告客户也已接到了暂时停播的消息，也从知情人士获悉，一些有关《星光大道》的宣传片，推广位等都已开始“低调”处理，减少曝光频率。
4月8日午间，凤凰网致电央视台办以及总编室，对方均拒绝就上述通知做出说明，亦拒绝置评毕福剑。
不过，截至8日中午，央视网的节目单上，无论是CCTV1还是CCTV3，上述不许播出涉毕节目的时段，《星光大道》的档期仍在。
4月6日，网络上流传了一段央视主持人毕福剑在饭桌上表演了《智取威虎山》中《我们是工农子弟兵》选段，边唱边评，使用了戏谑的语言，引起极大争议。
微博认证为东博书院秘书长的@张清同志将毕福剑定义为“吃饭砸锅分子”，称“所有热爱毛主席、热爱解放军的人民群众强烈要求央视将毕福剑开除!给全国人民一个说法!”
社科院旗下国家文化安全与意识形态建设研究中心官方微博@思想火炬，贴出了网友@海风微评的一段话，称毕福剑通过私人聚会和调侃的方式试探底线，目的是推墙。认为“必须严惩毕福剑，否则其恶劣示范效应后患无穷!”
共青团中央主办的中国青年网，4月8日发表署名为肖玉的评论文章，认为“毕福剑欠全国人民一个道歉”。
文章称，毛泽东是一个时代的伟人，没有毛泽东没有共产党，毕福剑还能像现在吃香喝辣交杯问盏、提起筷子吃肉放下筷骂娘，打着百姓舞台的旗号在全国人民面前充“姥爷”?
《环球时报》4月7日的评论员文章谈及此事时则理性得多。
文章认为，私人场合的东西不适合做政治定性的依据，因为人在这种场合比较放松，说话随意，容易受临时性因素的影响。而政治是严肃的事情，用于政治定性的材料应是经过深思熟虑的言行。
“如果只根据这段视频对毕福剑的政治倾向和立场下结论，显然不够严谨。这不是改革开放已经几十年后还值得鼓励的做法。”
文章还说，这段视频让人看到与荧屏上不同的“另一个毕福剑”，从而打击了毕以往的形象，甚至可能产生某些后续影响，这些都是毕需要承当的，他没什么值得抱怨。
该文也对上传此视频的不明人士提出了质疑。“在不经本人同意的情况下把一个名人私下有争议的言论发到网上，这一做法不应受到鼓励，不管它的实际流行度有多高，也不管遭曝光的名人自己对此负有多少责任。”
央视记者王志安在社交网络的个人账号上对此事连续发表评论。他认为，饭局上录音录像再公开，摧毁的是这个世界最基本的信任。这种信任的重要性，超过意识形态，超越各种理想和主义。一旦失去这种最基本的信任，他人皆是地狱。社会共同体就是一句空话。“人是活在社会中，不是活在主义里。”
2015年4月7日《环球时报》15版刊出环球时报评论员的署名文章《毕福剑言论“不雅视频”流出谁之过》把央视星光大道制片人兼主持人毕福剑推到了风口浪尖上。该视频从6日曝光后，毕福剑的言论成为社会各界舆论的焦点。据央视员工透露称：针对主持人毕福剑的视频风波，央视高层昨日开会进行讨论后决定，将毕福剑主持的《星光大道》停播4天，改为播电视剧。工作人员还透露称：4天之后能不能复播还是问题，目前暂时没有接到通知。
The Global Times defends Edwin Maher
I haven’t seen Edwin at CCTV9 for a week, so I haven’t had a chance to tease him about his appearance in the LA Times last Tuesday. (You sellout, Edwin. You stooge.) His popularity is likely to rise even further in China as news of this slander spreads like wildfire throughout the country. How could those horrible people attack our beloved Edwin? They’re like the evil Canadians who club baby seals.
If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you probably ought to go away and read the article before you continue here.
So, early last week a common refrain among foreign staff at CCTV was “have you seen the LA Times article?” Followed by laughter. Then Friday afternoon, I’d hardly sat down at my desk when a Chinese colleague gleefully accosted me: “Have you seen the Global Times article? I’ve got to print it out for you.” More laughter.
It seems that not everyone shares our view that this is all very funny.
The West attacks foreign CCTV anchor, calls him a news sellout
Global Times, December 6, 2007
For the last four years, New Zealander Edwin Maher has held the post of anchor for CCTV’s English-language news. Because of this, he has been criticized by certain so-called Western news experts. They hurl one insult after another, like “news sellout” and “mouthpiece.” On December 4, the Los Angeles Times published a report on Maher. He’s unfazed by groundless attacks made by certain Western figures, telling the Los Angeles Times reporter, “I simply don’t care.” But Chinese media figures who know Maher well are furious about the bigoted and unreasonable criticism.
CCTV colleagues furious at unreasonable attacks that border on bigotry
The Los Angeles Times says, “Maher was hired in 2003 to shake off its image as a government mouthpiece.” Maher anchors the news four times a day for millions of viewers worldwide. American critics say Maher is not a reporter at all, but a shameless government yes-man who gives all Western journalists a bad name. The University of California’s Berkeley School of Journalism professor Neil Henry criticizes Maher, saying the reason he is in China to broadcast news is actually to “add a whiff of Western credibility to their (China’s) news. It’s very superficial.” Henry says Maher is a “propagandist.” Bieder, a senior lecturer at the same school says, “Most Americans would say he’s a sellout.” And USA Today mocks Maher in its headline “China’s mouthpiece has a Kiwi accent.”
As this reporter understands it, these so-called Western media figures simply don’t understand Maher and they have never made any enquiries on this matter to CCTV. They see Chinese news through colored spectacles and their approach verges on bigotry. “Maher is absolutely not the kind of person they say he is,” a senior media worker told the Global Times, expressing intense indignation at the unreasonable attacks from certain Western figures in this report. This person believes that Maher is someone in the media who deserves respect, both for his character and professional ability. This media worker dismisses the criticisms of these so-called Western media experts, “Do they understand Maher? Do they know the facts?”
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