Which TV character is the worst influence on today's children?
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1. South Park. I can not tell you how many times I have went into my now teenage sons room, and caught him watching it on TV. For an adult that understands boundaries it isn't a big deal, but for young adults that are learning the ways of society this is not a good influence.
2. Family Guy. I have to admit that I have watched, and it is a funny show. But not for young adults again...there are too many "implied" jokes that they shouldn't learn at such an impressionable age.
3. Every reality show...this is not what I would want my son doing to gain fame and fortune..." when i grow up I want to be on Tool Academy" or "The Real World 147, Hoboken NJ"
I hate to say it but TV is why kids at 13 know things that I didn't know until I was 16.
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I hate Spongebob
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Actually, there is a tie for second. The Geiko Gekko Lizard and the Bimbo Bread Bear.
The Geiko Gekko confuses me. Geckos are supposed to be native to Southeast Asia and Australia, yet this scaly creature speaks in an English Cockney accent. Those sort of head games must surely confuse children.
The Bimbo Bread Bear, if you are not Mexican you may not know him. He is the mascot for the Bimbo Group, one of the largest producers of baked goods in the world. Started here in Mexico, they are now all over Central and South America, the Hispanic market in the US and even in China. Yes, the bear has his paws everywhere. I do not think it is hygienic to have bears handling the baked breads that our children are putting into their mouths. So, the bear must go!
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Teletubbies - argh!
What on earth were they thinking when they invented this moronic group of dumb things to entertain kids! A television for a stomach, oh great idea, let's get kids hooked on TV even more than they are now! And they are fat, let's face it. It was saying let's get bulky so I can be like a Teletubbie....sad!
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What is it teaching people? That it's OK to set up a fake harem situation with a jerk of a guy, and that in order to win this jerk of a guy's affections -- surely the pinnacle of life achievement -- you have to act shallow. And on top of that, all of this is being exploited for ratings. Just look at the latest episode -- the finale with Tenley and Vienna was practically a textbook definition of the virgin/whore fallacy. A lot of reality shows in general are like this, but I must say that I'm not too pleased with the resurgence of this one.
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