Thread: Surviving the Obscene During Primetime TV

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Show a little pu$$y why don't you?

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I totally agree about the language and content. We now have DirecTv and pre-record everything we want to see. We play it back when it's convenient, bypass commercials, and skip questionable content. Of course, you can't catch everything, but this helps. Some of the commercials are so?intimate and questionable I'm glad to miss them.?

GROW UP!!! If you can't handle 'bitch' and 'ass' watch Sesame Street or something. Prime time isn't all about? your kids ?anymore.

I usually find if someone claims not to be something that they usually are, a prudish schoolmarm.? Teach your children what is appropriate, not cover their ears and limit their exposure to life.? ? ?

I completely agree with the tone of the article.? I don't have a problem with people using what ever language they want in private, but in a public format I think it should be clean.?

I moved here from England 30 years ago where, even then, the F word was used on TV, and the world didn't end because our kids heard it. The writer's bias and tightassedness (made up word I know) shows throughout the article.? I agree with the previous poster, watch only Disney and let the rest of us enjoy watching people speak the way they do in real life.

I do use the power of the channel changer, but I agree with the writer.?Where are family shows, that are decent and don't use profanity and are about decent people with decent values. As?a single person, that's the type of programming I prefer. I don't have cable because I don't need to spend money so that's not an issue with me. I'm talking about our regular stations, that?aren't covered with blood and...

Why do you even bother to continue watching "Survivor" after being offended by language that is not edited for "family viewing"?? It is not a program for children anyway. Your children are going to watch things that they are forbidden to watch anyway. Network TV has to compete with cable TV, so they have "upped the ante", so to speak, with allowable language and depictions.? Furthermore, a certain demographic of...