Parents Television Council Complains of Censorship - Oh, the irony!

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That's amusing since they are all for censoring other media...
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jack wrote:If the Parents Television Council are steamed, then the vegetables should stear clear.
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If the Parents Television Council are steamed, then the vegetables should stear clear.
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Sep. 22, 2006

NBC's 'VeggieTales' editing steams conservatives

Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber always had a moral message in their long-running "VeggieTales" video series. But now that the vegetable stars have hit network television, they can't speak as freely as they once did, and that's got the Parents Television Council steamed. The conservative media-watchdog group issued a statement Wednesday blasting NBC, which airs "VeggieTales," for editing out some references to God from the children's animated show. VeggieTales" is a collection of animated home videos for children that encourage moral behavior based on Christian and biblical principles. More than 50 million copies have been sold since 1993, according to Big Idea Inc., which produces the series. Two weeks ago, NBC began airing 30-minute episodes of "VeggieTales" on Saturday mornings. The show was edited to comply with the network's broadcast standards, said NBC spokeswoman Rebecca Marks. (AP)
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