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This godly blog tells the True Story© of sin and debauchery at Fox.
The Christian baby blood drinking hook nosed Christ killers will stop at nothing to rape your child.
Not Fox News, of course. They still tell the Truth® as God's Own Party intended it.
The Christian baby blood drinking hook nosed Christ killers will stop at nothing to rape your child.
Not Fox News, of course. They still tell the Truth® as God's Own Party intended it.
A USA Today story informs us “Viewers are about to see full-frontal male nudity, heterosexual, homosexual and group sex, and graphic scenes rarely — if ever — seen on mainstream TV.”
A few years back, I got a real taste for how silly Hollywood’s obsession with force feeding America a steady diet of filth had become. I sat across from a Fox Family exec, pitching programs for kids. I’d been in this chair many times and the result was always the same: “Thanks. Love ‘em. Won’t work. Let’s have you back soon.”
Why’d the guy keep calling me back in? And why did I keep returning? I’m not sure which of us was most guilty of wasting time.
Finally, one day, I blurted out what should have been asked long before: “What do you want from me?”
“Something like Action” I was told.
Action was a Fox sitcom created by Chris Thompson originally intended for HBO. In it, Jay Mohr played a troubled character patterned after producer Joel Silver. Thompson insisted they leave the foul language in the program, and just bleep it out for prime time.
So you can imagine my shock at the idea of this being the model as I pitched shows for kids. I leaned in and told the Fox exec something he most surely had to know already.
“No parent would let their kid watch a show like that.”
“I don’t care if they watch it” he said without missing a beat. “I just want them to know about it.”
Hide the women and children.
A few years back, I got a real taste for how silly Hollywood’s obsession with force feeding America a steady diet of filth had become. I sat across from a Fox Family exec, pitching programs for kids. I’d been in this chair many times and the result was always the same: “Thanks. Love ‘em. Won’t work. Let’s have you back soon.”
Why’d the guy keep calling me back in? And why did I keep returning? I’m not sure which of us was most guilty of wasting time.
Finally, one day, I blurted out what should have been asked long before: “What do you want from me?”
“Something like Action” I was told.
Action was a Fox sitcom created by Chris Thompson originally intended for HBO. In it, Jay Mohr played a troubled character patterned after producer Joel Silver. Thompson insisted they leave the foul language in the program, and just bleep it out for prime time.
So you can imagine my shock at the idea of this being the model as I pitched shows for kids. I leaned in and told the Fox exec something he most surely had to know already.
“No parent would let their kid watch a show like that.”
“I don’t care if they watch it” he said without missing a beat. “I just want them to know about it.”
Hide the women and children.
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