'The Cleveland Show' is repulsive
Sunday evenings on Fox is completely off limits for most families. Fox calls their new cartoon lineup "Animation Domination" which airs at 8:00 p.m. EST/ 7:00 p.m. central and consists of "The Simpsons," "The Cleveland Show," "Family Guy" and "American Dad."
We would like to focus on the newest program "The Cleveland Show" which has the same producers as "Family Guy." They are extremely similar in the use of foul language, s*xual remarks and vulgar behavior. Both programs have a family with 3 children who consist of a teen daughter and son and one infant son. The only difference between the two shows is skin color and instead of a talking dog there is a talking bear.
WARNING: Graphic content description! Some may prefer to skip to the TAKE ACTION portion of this alert. This episode was rated TV-14 DLSV which means it should be suitable for 14 year olds.
This episode included: (* is used to bypass internet filters.)
• Name of town: Stoolbend, VA and the name of the bar: The Broken Stool.
• Mocks Christianity when dad says he will "pray" about a $700 purchase.
• Dad helps 14-year-old son get a job at The Stool bar, but then later has him fired because it cramps his style and he actually has to pay his tab.
• Dad warns son his inappropriate actions at bar include being with ladies other than his wife, dressing as a transvestite to rob rich men, swearing and vomiting.
• Two men kissing at bar.
• Foul language used on past episode were d*mn, *ss, b*tch and baby boy calls his mom and sister "ho’s."
• Children are disrespectful to parents by cursing and yelling at them.
• Mom encourages daughter to start a rumor that a classmate had an abortion like she did to someone when she was in school.
• Man pleasuring himself with pants down around his ankles at the library and at a charity event/dinner.
• Topics also included molestation and pedophile.
• Excessive alcohol consumption, dad becomes drunk and tells son he sucks.
• Dad's doctor is Dr. Fist.
TAKE ACTION:
On February 21, 2010, Boost Mobile and Burger King advertised on an episode of "The Cleveland Show."
Please click on "Send Your Letter Now" to send your email to these companies asking them to no longer sponsor this crude program.
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Many of you have done this, and it is very helpful.
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