Bob and Larry gagged
Let me see if I have this right, Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber can't mention God in the TV version of Veggies Tales on NBC. What exactly are they going to talk about if they can't mention God, Jesus Christ, the Bible, et al.
I hate to break it to the geni at NBC but the reason the franchises has "sold over 50 million copies since 1993" is because of it's religious message and tone. I realize that on NBC one can curse God, ridicule God, promote evil and disparage people of faith, but they can't have any reference positive to God, unless they're Muslims of course.
I very rarely watch television these days. The steady fodder of the inane, disgusting, appalling and moronic is too much for me. I hate the thought that Hollyweird executives think the vast majority of Americans are too stupid to turn off their televisions when faced with the drivel they produce. We have become a nation of voyeurs, who enjoy (apparently) watching other people live their lives, because we are too lazy or vapid to live our own.
We get what we deserve, unfortunately. Our children and grandchildren are the real victims here however and I fear for them.
The moral of this story is: Make sure when dealing with Hollyweird execs that you retain complete artistic control of your product.
Oh and NBC "Remember, God made you special, and he loves you very much." Doesn't that make y'all want to go take a shower.
I hate to break it to the geni at NBC but the reason the franchises has "sold over 50 million copies since 1993" is because of it's religious message and tone. I realize that on NBC one can curse God, ridicule God, promote evil and disparage people of faith, but they can't have any reference positive to God, unless they're Muslims of course.
I very rarely watch television these days. The steady fodder of the inane, disgusting, appalling and moronic is too much for me. I hate the thought that Hollyweird executives think the vast majority of Americans are too stupid to turn off their televisions when faced with the drivel they produce. We have become a nation of voyeurs, who enjoy (apparently) watching other people live their lives, because we are too lazy or vapid to live our own.
We get what we deserve, unfortunately. Our children and grandchildren are the real victims here however and I fear for them.
The moral of this story is: Make sure when dealing with Hollyweird execs that you retain complete artistic control of your product.
Oh and NBC "Remember, God made you special, and he loves you very much." Doesn't that make y'all want to go take a shower.
