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Jack Bauer's Days are Numbered?: FCC May Regulate Violence on Television

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Old 02-16-2007, 08:25 PM   #8
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Re: Jack Bauer's Days are Numbered?: FCC May Regulate Violence on Television

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I will have to say that turning on the TV with young children in the home is getting harder and harder every day.
You're right about that, even the commercials can be pretty bad. My family has to change the channel constantly when shows like American Idol or Survivor cut to commercial because the spots for shows like CSI or 24 or whatever show so much of the show that it gives her nightmares.
At the same time, I love cable shows like Deadwood, Dexter, and Rome because they can be grittier because of the station that they're on. Then again, these shows don't have ads that play during programs aimed at families.
We need some kind of a happy median on TV, but some people are just too sensitive to the simplest stuff while other people don't seem to care what their kids see.
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