Parents have accused the creators of the Walking Dead of excessive cruelty
The conservative Parents Television Council (PTC) expressed extreme concern about the level of violence in the premiere episode of the seventh season of The Walking Dead, which aired on Sunday, October 24, 2016. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. Warning: This post contains spoilers. The episode of The Walking Dead, aired Sunday night, was one of the most colorful and violent episodes we've seen on television, and is comparable in terms of violence to some programs that can be found on premium cable channels, PTC President Tim Winter said in a statement. “It's not enough to“ just change the channel, ”as many people like to advise. After all, subscribers - whether they like to watch AMC or not -” forced to subsidize series like "The Walking Dead". This incredibly violent show is a perfect demonstration of why families need to have more control over which networks they buy from their cable and satellite providers. " The Season 7 premiere episode, written by showrunner Scott M. Gimple, followed the events of the original comic by Robert Kirkman: the villain Negan used a counting ruler to determine which of the eleven hostages - members of Rick's group - would fall victim to his baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire. As a result, Negan brutalized two key characters. The Parents Television Council insists on a tougher rating for the series than TV-MA (for adults and not recommended for children under 17). The Topic of Article: Parents have accused the creators of the Walking Dead of excessive cruelty. |
