You know, you seem like you have an okay personality...Aside from the need to tell me to stfu...(I mean, you could ignore my posts like you tell me to ignore the show).

But you are clearly a MAN..who does not get that the real problem here is that children are learning that a woman taking off her clothes is considered talent by the people in charge of deciding what is talent.

I mean, you seem like a smart person by your posts. Do you not get how this sets women back by like, oh, I don't know, 50 years?

Listen, this is a very, very precious area of the world to me.

I will use a similar instance.

The fact that the Video Game industry are to blame for their children buying (by the way, Parents have to buy these games) violent video games and going about killing each other because they played a video game (or any other form of entertainment).

The fact is that parents are to blame in this instance.

This is live television, and things are going to happen. It is the PARENTS responsibility to explain to their children that it is wrong, or that it is not right to do that.

It is not the responsibility of the company that airs the shows. It is the parents' responsibility to make the fact known.

I do understand the points, and although I may be very slanderous throughout my posts, I do get the real issues here.

I just do not think it is that big of a deal, and is something that is up to the parents to deal with themselves. It is their responsibility, and no one else should be to blame.

See, you are smart as I thought

Nicely put.

This is NOT a live show. Hence, the previews of what is coming next. Nice try.

Filmed in front of a live studio audience... check.

Children are in said audience... check.

Same show went on with same children in said audience at the same time... check.

Nice try? Thanks!

Good point WillF.....

I wonder what the editors were thinking keeping that one through....

So where did they get the time machine to do the previews before commercials?

You sure are ready to believe what NBS tells you.

NBS... Man, I hate those guys! They did it again... Aw, man... They got my brain again!

Where was your point again...?

Oh yea. Wait... no, what?

It's still the responsibility of the parents. The audience may not have known what was happening, and sure, NB...C?... could have told the rest of us that it may have been a little bit more risque than most children need to see, but as many others have said, it is somewhat late (9pm) and I dunno... Something about a stripping grandpa? I didn't see that episode...

*shrugs*

Guess you didn't get my joke. NBS was intentional.

Sorreh.