The bleep censor is not always used to mask televised profanity, but sometimes subjects deemed taboo, either in reality or as part of a scripted program. On an episode of the television series "WWF Superstars of Wrestling" that aired in early 1988, color commentator Jesse "the Body" Ventura attempted several times to bring up a subject declared taboo by World Wrestling Federation president Jack Tunney, and was censored each time; Ventura eventually grew so frustrated that he left the broadcast booth toward the end of the show. (The subject in question was the outcome of the February 5, 1988, WWF Heavyweight Championship match between Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan. As the "WWF Superstars of Wrestling" episode to be aired the weekend of February 6 was produced prior to the airing of "The Main Event" (where Andre's title win was booked to take place), the side angle concerning Tunney's "gag order" and Ventura being censored was contrived.)