Tonite I watched the season premiere of Rescue Me and because I skipped the last few episodes of season three, I was unsure about a couple things. Mainly, did Sheila die in the fire?
Being a resourceful gal, I went online and looked for episode summaries. Though I'm still unsure whether it was a ghost or the real-deal Sheila in the lawyer's office, I did learn from The Parents Television Council that in the season finale last year
The word "shit" was used 18 times in this episode. "Asshole/ass" was used 16 times. "Goddamn" was used 12 times. "Jesus/Christ" was used profanely 11 times. "Pecker" was used eight times, and "hell" was used five times. "Balls" was used three times and "piss" was used twice. A variety of other words, such as "cock," "pussy," "douche bag" and "blow me" were each used once.
Tee hee. Can you believe someone actually sits there and counts the curses? Sign me up for that job! This organization—whose mission, it would appear, is to keep impressionable minds from being poisoned by prurient TV—relays every naughty instance with such relish that I started to question their motivation. For example:
Probie lies in bed bare-chested kissing Sarah. She kisses her way down to his waist. Probie's face assumes a blissful expression. Sarah is heard whimpering. Greg's naked leg lands across Probie's chest and his foot rubs against Probie's face. Greg and Sarah are heard making kissing, licking and whimpering sounds, both brother and sister performing oral sex on Probie.
Erm, wouldn't a little banner reading, "This show isn't suitable for kids," suffice? I suppose it might, but it definitely wouldn't be as hot. I still don't know whether or not Sheila pulled the big croak, but I'm for sure Netflixing that episode.
shit fuck cocksucker pussy douche anal juice dick clit pooper vag cunt cunt cunt!
Posted by: CapnJon | June 14, 2007 at 11:56 AM
most of those words are part of my four year old's amazing vocabulary. i wish there was a similar "watch dog" group that monitored the idiocy coming out of Washington DC. That's where kids need protection. What's wrong with a little sucking and fucking on the old bood tube?
Posted by: jesusfuckingchrist | June 14, 2007 at 02:12 PM
It seems to me that these bean or should I say swear counting morons have no clue what their kids do at school. In my hood we learned about sex by swiping our older brothers porn, swore like sailors and weren't apologetic about it as young as 9 years old. Kids are filthy little monsters that will do and see what they want no matter what you do - go ahead and monitor your cable - they will watch stuff you don't want them to see at their friends house and don't fool yourself - they will make friends with kids who's parents are away alot JUST to be able to see HBO's Real Sex Episode 25!
Posted by: His Holiness the REV! | June 14, 2007 at 07:19 PM
http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/clips/WorstClips.wmv
If you really want to protect yourself from the filth on tv, here is a collection of the worst moments
2001-4.
Posted by: citycrimes | June 14, 2007 at 07:53 PM
Your other commenters are very much on point.
I love Rescue Me. It didnt occur to me she might be a ghost, but now that you mention it, the revealing of her was very creepy, I actually thought she would turn and half her face would be burn victim toast.
I have a almost 5 year old who gets some words are for adults, some not.
We watched cops of all things and it sparked the most serious discussion we have had, about drugs and legal vs illegal.
Sex scenes if they are seen by accident get the comment 'They love each other' from her.
I have no way to explain to my kid why a soldier might get his limbs blasted off, an activity the government must like, if the pour so much cash into it, I wish watch dog groups would care about that.
My fellow is the Marines and I hope hes back home with a dirty mouth and all his limbs.
Much agreed jesusfuckingchrist(above poster)
Posted by: yellowglasses | June 17, 2007 at 10:42 PM