When it comes to monitoring his own children's television habits, Ray Romano sounds like the perplexed dad he plays on his CBS sitcom.
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But we make an exception. If the Romano family's viewing struggles seem familiar, it's because of a truth that gets ignored in the rush to bash Hollywood. Although the TV industry can seem like the enemy of average parents, it's made up of men and women who are in the same boat. They may be actors, directors and producers, but they're also mothers and fathers with the same worries about letting too much sex and violence into their homes through the tube. Kaczmarek says she's horrified by some of what gets on the air, including a few of the commercials that run during her own show.