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CHILDREN'S NETWORK LAUNCHES TRANSSEXUAL SUPERHERO SHOW
Big Hollywood ^ | 28 May 2013, 10:40 AM PDT | by BEN SHAPIRO

Posted on 05/28/2013 12:56:49 PM PDT by drewh

CHILDREN'S NETWORK LAUNCHES TRANSSEXUAL SUPERHERO SHOW

Nothing says “child-appropriate material” quite like gender-bending underage superheroes.

At least that’s the theory over at the Hub, the network co-owned by Discovery and Hasbro, which is trotting out its latest soon-to-be-dud, SheZow.

That show follows the adventures of a 12-year-old boy named Guy who uses a magic ring to transform himself into a crime-fighting girl.

Yes, you read that correctly. When Guy says the magic words – “You go girl!” – he becomes SheZow, wearing a purple skirt and cape, as well as pink gloves and white boots.

The chief executive of the Hub, who may or may not have been high (and leftist) when she greenlit this project, is Margaret Loesch.

Loesch commented, “When I first heard about the show, my reaction was ‘Are you out of your minds?’ Then I looked at it and I thought, ‘This is just funny.’”

The target audience for the Hub is children aged two to eleven.

Ben Shapiro is Editor-At-Large of Breitbart News and author of the New York Times bestseller “Bullies: How the Left’s Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences America” (Threshold Editions, January 8, 2013).

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To: drewh

This &*%$ is outta control.


41 posted on 05/28/2013 3:19:38 PM PDT by riri (Plannedopolis-look it up. It's how the elites plan for US to live.)
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To: jsanders2001
They stole the idea from anime.

Which is often used as pornography in Asian countries where the characters engage in very graphic sexual acts and is viewed by teens all over the world.

Some is. Some isn't. "Hentai" or anime porn is only one form of anime.

42 posted on 05/28/2013 3:25:33 PM PDT by x
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To: drewh

It’s really open season on children isn’t it.


43 posted on 05/28/2013 3:42:47 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (Funny thing happened on the way to the Constitution burning, Lefties rights were violated...)
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Every child has a bullseye on him or her. It's no lie that "they are after OUR children". Any sane and caring parent has to be ultra cautious about what influences their children - whether it be movies, music, books (do kids read books any more?), friends and of course ...school. Schools are the ultimate indoctrination into perversion and leftist commie junk. And people who think things like "Well, I teach them right from wrong at home, and they're going to get exposed sooner or later, and anyway I don't want them to grow up isolated from "normal" life etc" shouldn't be surprised when Johnnie or Janey comes home and tells you "I'm really not a boy/girl, I'm a girl/boy". Children and that includes teenagers are very easily influenced, that's why in the "olden days" parents were very careful about what and who influenced their children. Now children are just thrown to the wolves.

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44 posted on 05/28/2013 7:47:34 PM PDT by little jeremiah (Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point. CSLewis)
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To: drewh

To give feedback to the network about this show:
http://corporate.discovery.com/contact/viewer-relations/

My kids are huge fans of The Hub, and I let them watch some (not all) of the shows there. But I just wrote them a scathing note telling them I’d better not see a bunch of ads for this “edgy” “transgressive” “gender-bending” crap, or we’ll be ditching The Hub and heading to Disney instead. Does anyone else feel like giving them their .02 as well? ;o)


45 posted on 05/29/2013 1:49:29 AM PDT by Hetty_Fauxvert (FUBO, and the useful idiots you rode in on!)
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To: drewh
The target audience for the Hub is children aged two to eleven.

Matthew 18:6 But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea.

I think that makes it pretty clear.

46 posted on 05/29/2013 2:27:36 AM PDT by verga (A nation divided by Zero!)
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To: Southern Magnolia
Has their whole cartoon/toy line gone “Transformers”?

It was bound to be the next step. first Robots to trucks and cars. then Boys to Girls.

47 posted on 05/29/2013 2:30:52 AM PDT by verga (A nation divided by Zero!)
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To: drewh
I get the idea: You want to be a super-hero, you turn into a girl.

However, the target audience is all wrong.

I remember a fantasy novel called Transformer about a guy who could turn himself into a woman at will when he needed to kick some butt.

The concept worked fine for the adult audience that it was intended for.

48 posted on 05/29/2013 8:17:15 AM PDT by Houmatt (Generic tag line.)
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To: Travis McGee

That pic reminds me of a 70s Saturday show... the small group of ‘heroes’ travelled around in an RV (and was the first time I saw the manned jet pack)..

A couple of years ago, I was trying to find the name of it, but gave up.. any idea of the name of that show?


49 posted on 05/29/2013 8:59:34 AM PDT by Bikkuri (Molon Labe)
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To: Bikkuri
You're thinking of "Ark II" from 1976.



I also remember "Shazam" that ran from 1974-77 where Billy Batson (who became Captain Marvel) travelled in an RV with "Mentor" who was his guide.
50 posted on 05/29/2013 9:42:37 AM PDT by Nowhere Man (I miss you Whitey! (4-15-2001 - 10-12-2012). Take care, pretty girl!)
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To: Nowhere Man
Ark II


51 posted on 05/29/2013 9:43:48 AM PDT by Nowhere Man (I miss you Whitey! (4-15-2001 - 10-12-2012). Take care, pretty girl!)
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To: Nowhere Man
You're thinking of "Ark II" from 1976.



I also remember "Shazam" that ran from 1974-77 where Billy Batson (who became Captain Marvel) travelled in an RV with "Mentor" who was his guide.


Yeah, I think that's it... and it is funny you mentioned Shazam... Was the first thing I thought of AFTER I thought about the other one... somehow, I think they crossed paths on one (or a few) episodes.. Too far back to remember details anymore :p
I remember Shazam doing the round motion to make a glass shield... hehe..

Also, I saw similarities with the queer character's (toon's) name with Shazam.... not very bright or imaginative, these queers :p


Anyway, Thank you for the answer.. will look them up (maybe someone has posted YouTube vids to watch)..

Take care ;)
52 posted on 05/29/2013 9:48:43 AM PDT by Bikkuri (Molon Labe)
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To: Nowhere Man

BTW, this is one of the things that makes FR a great information resource ;)
Almost always, someone will know what the heck you’re talking about :D


53 posted on 05/29/2013 9:53:06 AM PDT by Bikkuri (Molon Labe)
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To: Nowhere Man

THAT’S It! :D thank you ;)


54 posted on 05/29/2013 9:57:28 AM PDT by Bikkuri (Molon Labe)
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To: ArrogantBustard
He was neither senile nor on drugs ... he was a libertarian atheist (borderline anti-theist, IMO, certainly anti-religion) and it shows in his writing. In many respects, he seems to me to reject the idea of objective right and wrong. That is, with the usual libertarian atheist exception that belief in a supreme being or worship thereof is wrong.

RAH was a lifelong libertine, who mostly kept it out of his writing until Stranger in a Strange Land.

He was in poor health when he wrote I will fear no evil, and it was published with, I think, no editing. I read it when it was originally published in Galaxy magazine, and it was hard to get through. Wordy and tedious. His next novel was much better.

55 posted on 05/29/2013 10:59:58 AM PDT by Lee N. Field ("You keep using that verse, but I do not think it means what you think it means." --I. Montoya)
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To: Lee N. Field
RAH was a lifelong libertine, who mostly kept it out of his writing until Stranger in a Strange Land.

Yes, emphasis on "mostly" ... Revolt in 2100 was published in 1940 and pretty well shows his hand (Protestant fundamentalists itching to impose a theocracy).

56 posted on 05/29/2013 11:05:56 AM PDT by ArrogantBustard (Western Civilization is Aborting, Buggering, and Contracepting itself out of existence.)
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To: Bikkuri

No problem. I liked a lot of those old Filmation shows and I also liked a lot of Sid and Marty Krofft.


57 posted on 05/29/2013 12:09:23 PM PDT by Nowhere Man (I miss you Whitey! (4-15-2001 - 10-12-2012). Take care, pretty girl!)
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To: ArrogantBustard
Yes, emphasis on "mostly" ... Revolt in 2100 was published in 1940 and pretty well shows his hand (Protestant fundamentalists itching to impose a theocracy).

Not so fantastical. There are real groups that fit that description.

58 posted on 05/31/2013 5:59:19 PM PDT by Lee N. Field ("You keep using that verse, but I do not think it means what you think it means." --I. Montoya)
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To: DTogo

Heh. Good point. I was going to say SailorMoon Stars.


59 posted on 06/03/2013 6:47:13 AM PDT by TalonDJ
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