Comments on any subject are welcome. Movie makers sometimes trim explicit scenes, if necessary, to avoid Motion Picture Association of America ratings that would keep younger people from buying tickets to their movies. Such self-censoring is likely to happen with at least some TV shows. But the ratings also could encourage even more explicit shows on the theory that, if parents are warned to keep children from viewing, producers of adult shows can be as sexy and violent as they want without being irresponsible. The bottom line is that the TV industry is looking out for itself.
Parents still have to look out for their children.
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