The order has come down from the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television and the watchdog has not given any reason for the ruling, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The popular show 'The Blacklist' has also had episodes that criticised the Chinese government cut recently.
Earlier this month, SAPPRFT said it was planning to increase censorship of foreign content and warned that online companies such as Youku, Tencent and Sohu would have to closely vet content before making it available to stream.
Movies like 'Skyfall', 'Titanic' and 'Men in Black 3' have all fallen foul of Chinese censorship laws in recent years.
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