Good news doesn't really sell. So, these so-called news shows try to do a negative story on wrestling, like that wrestling is setting a bad example for children. If that's the case, these shows are admitting that today's parents are letting television programs do their jobs. Parents are letting television set the example they should be setting. Parents are letting television influence their kids when it should be the their job to do that.
Parents have to oversee what their children do and what they watch.
If WWF programming is a big problem with parents, then they simply shouldn't let their kids watch it. It's not a show for kids anyway. In the past, wrestling was marketed toward children, but that's not the case anymore. One survey found the majority of WWF viewers were men ages 18 to 34. That's who the WWF is targeting, and that's why WWF programming is a little more adult-oriented, a little more cutting edge, a little more sensual.