Josh Miles wrote:

hopafreight@yahoo.com wrote:

The were correct in pulling the show.

The show wasn't pulled.

From what I read, it was nothing but trash.

Actually, it's not bad at all. Somewhat bizarre at times, but not bad at
all. Good stuff.

We must watch what is broadcast into our homes. Nobody,
not even adults need that trash in our minds.

There's a very simple solution to your problem, Mr. (or Ms.) Taliban. If
you don't like what you see on TV, don't watch it.

We need more TBN and
Daystar

Yesterday while waiting for the start of the Cardinals-Padres game, I
was flipping through the channels. I stopped at one of the religious
channels (I don't remember what the station is called, but it's a
Catholic channel) because the shows broadcast on those stations are
often the funniest shows you'll find on TV. A children's show was on,
and in a span of about 15 minutes, I heard them tell at least 20 lies.
Yeah, that's good for the kids.

You are the absolute foul mouth liar. You, josh, you are the liar.

You want to rape little boys you homosexual pedophile

Josh Miles wrote:

hopafreight@yahoo.com wrote:

The were correct in pulling the show.

The show wasn't pulled.

From what I read, it was nothing but trash.

Actually, it's not bad at all. Somewhat bizarre at times, but not bad at
all. Good stuff.

We must watch what is broadcast into our homes. Nobody,
not even adults need that trash in our minds.

There's a very simple solution to your problem, Mr. (or Ms.) Taliban. If
you don't like what you see on TV, don't watch it.

We need more TBN and
Daystar

Yesterday while waiting for the start of the Cardinals-Padres game, I
was flipping through the channels. I stopped at one of the religious
channels (I don't remember what the station is called, but it's a
Catholic channel) because the shows broadcast on those stations are
often the funniest shows you'll find on TV. A children's show was on,
and in a span of about 15 minutes, I heard them tell at least 20 lies.
Yeah, that's good for the kids.

You are the absolute foul mouth liar. You, josh, you are the liar.

You want to rape little boys you homosexual pedophile

J Young wrote:

...The Parents Television Council (PTC) is praising Mitsubishi Motors for
yanking its sponsorship of the FX Network drama Nip/Tuck. The TV series,
sexually and violently graphic from its inception, has recently aired
episodes that members of the PTC and other pro-family groups have criticized
as containing gratuitously explicit sexual situations and other indecent
content. The pro-family media watchdog group provided the automaker with
descriptions of the show, and Mitsubishi executives responded in a letter,
noting that they and their company "have no desire to offend consumers" and,
with this in mind, "have decided to discontinue advertising on Nip/Tuck."
PTC President Brent Bozell says his group applauds Mitsubishi Motors for its
"courageous" decision and notes that the creators of Nip/Tuck have, over the
past three years, "devised some of the most disgusting and disturbing
storylines imaginable." He cites episodes of the show containing themes of
incest, necrophilia, rape, pedophilia, and more. "And just four episodes
into season four," Bozell points out, "Nip/Tuck reached new depths of
depravity" with a storyline about bestiality, in which the guest star
portraying a woman with an inordinate affection for her dog was none other
than the former child actor of Little House on the Prairie fame, Melissa
Gilbert. And since FX is part of most cable subscribers expanded basic
package, the PTC spokesman notes, "this scene of stomach-turning depravity
was available to children in over 75 percent of U.S. households." Bozell
says his group is calling on the remaining sponsors of Nip/Tuck to closely
examine the value of supporting "the vilest content on television" with
their advertising dollars. [Jenni Parker]

The were correct in pulling the show.

From what I read, it was nothing
but trash. We must watch what is broadcast into our homes.

Nobody,
not even adults need that trash in our minds.

We need more TBN and
Daystar

...The Parents Television Council (PTC) is praising Mitsubishi Motors for
yanking its sponsorship of the FX Network drama Nip/Tuck. The TV series,
sexually and violently graphic from its inception, has recently aired
episodes that members of the PTC and other pro-family groups have criticized
as containing gratuitously explicit sexual situations and other indecent
content. The pro-family media watchdog group provided the automaker with
descriptions of the show, and Mitsubishi executives responded in a letter,
noting that they and their company "have no desire to offend consumers" and,
with this in mind, "have decided to discontinue advertising on Nip/Tuck."
PTC President Brent Bozell says his group applauds Mitsubishi Motors for its
"courageous" decision and notes that the creators of Nip/Tuck have, over the
past three years, "devised some of the most disgusting and disturbing
storylines imaginable." He cites episodes of the show containing themes of
incest, necrophilia, rape, pedophilia, and more. "And just four episodes
into season four," Bozell points out, "Nip/Tuck reached new depths of
depravity" with a storyline about bestiality, in which the guest star
portraying a woman with an inordinate affection for her dog was none other
than the former child actor of Little House on the Prairie fame, Melissa
Gilbert. And since FX is part of most cable subscribers expanded basic
package, the PTC spokesman notes, "this scene of stomach-turning depravity
was available to children in over 75 percent of U.S. households." Bozell
says his group is calling on the remaining sponsors of Nip/Tuck to closely
examine the value of supporting "the vilest content on television" with
their advertising dollars. [Jenni Parker]

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J Yöung
youngopinions@aol.com

Another victory for decency

...The Parents Television Council (PTC) is praising Mitsubishi Motors for
yanking its sponsorship of the FX Network drama Nip/Tuck. The TV series,
sexually and violently graphic from its inception, has recently aired
episodes that members of the PTC and other pro-family groups have criticized
as containing gratuitously explicit sexual situations and other indecent
content. The pro-family media watchdog group provided the automaker with
descriptions of the show, and Mitsubishi executives responded in a letter,
noting that they and their company "have no desire to offend consumers" and,
with this in mind, "have decided to discontinue advertising on Nip/Tuck."
PTC President Brent Bozell says his group applauds Mitsubishi Motors for its
"courageous" decision and notes that the creators of Nip/Tuck have, over the
past three years, "devised some of the most disgusting and disturbing
storylines imaginable." He cites episodes of the show containing themes of
incest, necrophilia, rape, pedophilia, and more. "And just four episodes
into season four," Bozell points out, "Nip/Tuck reached new depths of
depravity" with a storyline about bestiality, in which the guest star
portraying a woman with an inordinate affection for her dog was none other
than the former child actor of Little House on the Prairie fame, Melissa
Gilbert. And since FX is part of most cable subscribers expanded basic
package,

the PTC spokesman notes, "this scene of stomach-turning depravity
was available to children in over 75 percent of U.S. households." Bozell
says his group is calling on the remaining sponsors of Nip/Tuck to closely
examine the value of supporting "the vilest content on television" with
their advertising dollars. [Jenni Parker]