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Bleep My Dad Sings: Shatner Covers Cee Lo

By | Stop The Presses! – Thu, Nov 4, 2010 7:38 AM EDT

William Shatner is currently the toast of television as the star of "Bleep My Dad Says," so he's obviously figured out a way to get around the "seven words you can't say" rule that governs network TV. Therefore, when the golden-throated legend appeared on "Lopez Tonight" this week and wanted to sing Cee Lo Green's "F*** You" in his own signature spoken-word style, a couple of swear words certainly weren't going to stop him.

Check out Shatner's own unique interpretation of Cee Lo's profane hit, complete with Trekkie-uniformed backup singers and plenty of well-placed bleeps. It's bleep my dad sings!

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