Parents should at least watch one episode of the program their children watch. That way, they'll know what their children are watching and will be able to discuss it with them. When children see a violent incident, the parents can discuss what cause the character to be violent. They should also point out that behavior is not characteristic and that it is not the way in which most adults solve their conflicts. They can ask their children to talk about the ways that the character should have acted, as well as other non violent solutions to the characters problem.
Parents can outright ban any programs they find too offensive.
Parents can limit the amount of time that their children spend watching television , and encourage them to play with their friends or participate in sports and such. In conclusion, TV violence does have a direct link in the violence exhibited by young children as well as teenagers. Television is a great means for communication. As long as it communicates good principles and ideas. But when television gets violent, it looses its communication and educational appeal and becomes a tool for all that is evil in our society.