exoray
Master Member
I'm saying if you are making a show for children, you don't have any excuse for putting anything in it that the average parent would object to.
But I believe right there you are making a false assumption, fact is they are not making a show for little kids and children if if it's rated PG rating... The PG rating level was pushed (as are most ratings) because they wanted to appeal to a larger (older and mature) audience...
Are people's attitudes seriously to just expose their kid to whatever and just hope you can counteract it? Really?
As opposed to covering your eyes and ears and pretending objectionable stuff doesn't happen or exist in the real world? For me yes, I would rather keep it real and expose my kids to it and offer parental input to counter it at t hat point, because truth is you can pretend all day your are hiding/protecting them from it from them but you are only fooling yourself...