Looking at the photos, this whole thing is creepy.
Posted on 01/18/2007 7:14:43 AM PST by mandingo republican
When my kids find a show they like, I buy it on DVD, that way they can watch it whenever they want, and I don't have to deal with all the other self-promotion crap.
Right now they are on a High School Musical kick LOL. Thank Heavens they can shut their door, because if I have to hear that movie or its soundtrack one more time, I may go insane.
Naked Brothers Band? How bizarre?
It's from thier site:
http://www.thenakedbrothersband.com/Images/stills/nat_alex.jpg
Amen! Nick is obsessed with bodily functions and left wing indoctrination.
My point was not to inform you of something you already knew but to point out that there is a substantial connotative difference between the Che image and the others. The juxtaposition implies an equivalence that does not exist in reality. Napoleonic and piracy images are not commonly used to advocate either Napoleonism or piracy these days. The Che image is commonly used to promote the causes for which this mass-murdering thug committed his crimes. This is true regardless of the intent, though the Nick producers are obviously aware of it.
Looking at the photos, this whole thing is creepy.
Describing this as "creepy" is putting it lightly.
My first clue that something was wrong with this show was reading that the name of the kids' band is "The Naked Brothers."
That does mean the Che shirt is probably real, which is another reason to throw the TV in the trash.
Where are the parents of that undressed little boy?
This is infuriating.
why does a six year old kid have to have tatoos and pose bear chested with a gangsta man?
I don't think so. Maybe they're owned by the same company that runs a really awful network. And maybe, once a every two months, some political or social BS gets propagated in a mild form on a special of some sort. The channel is on quite a bit at our house, and if the show you describe was aired, it was a rare thing.
Depriving children of Sponge Bob because every once in a while the channel airs something objectionable is a bit extreme. Overall the channel is very creative much easier for a parent to stomach than its competitors like Cartoon Network. Sponge Bob is sometimes hilarious, and rarely annoying. Fairly Odd Parents is easy for both kids and parents to watch. Some complain about vague references to sexual themes, but vague is the key word here; way over the heads of 6 year olds and harmless to their little minds They used to have a show called “Hey Arnold” that was excellent, and “Rocket Power” always made me wish I had grown up on the California coast. The shows aimed at older kids can be inane, but rarely push any social or political buttons.
I'm not pleased that they have a show called "Naked Brothers Band". Didn't one person there stop and think: "Hmm, maybe a kids channel should leave suggestive words out of a show title"? On the whole though, if you really look at Nick as something that needs to be banned in your house, you should conider getting rid of cable all together, give away all your possessions, going up on a hill, and waitint for the rapture.
For sure. How sick is that?
That would explain it.
Che is much more than that......
He was a sadistic, brutal murderer who was "Castro's enforcer" and was directly responsible for thousands of deaths of Cuban men, women and children....
Many Cuban-Americans have direct relatives that were killed by or through Che'
The anarchist link came much later as the socialist and communists adopted him as their poster child.....
Che' was the personification of evil....
My elder daughter (17) was learning the dance moves off the DVD last night. I'm with you: after the first 40 times or so, you'd think they'd get sick of it, too!
I'm not sure what is more scary.. the kid with the che shirt or the outfit of the kid on the far left of the pic...
A lot of parents are with you on that. The soundtrack is all the kids ever want to hear in the car. It is, however, very well done as made-for-tv stuff goes, and I'd like to have a chunk of the change it's generating.
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