Putting noncelebrities in front of a camera without a script offers flashes of insight into human relationships that will never be realized in a sitcom with a laugh track, Thompson says. He notes that some of the longer-lasting contestants on Survivor aren't exactly the demographically desirable beautiful young people of NBC's Friends. But he believes the preliminaries, which have included a participant walking around nude, a couple in a sexual situation, and a contestant discussing his homosexuality, are inappropriate for younger viewers. It's communicating that these behaviors are okay. But in Christian households, it's not okay.
Television needs to be watched with a moral base.
Winzenburg is grateful that CBS included a devout Christian among the Survivor castaways. The others ejected Been in week five. Media commentators made a mockery of Been's Christian commitments. Big Brother , however, has no exotic locale or extremist behavior to fill the time. In the program, young people vent their emotions inside a house with only two communal bedrooms and one bathroom.