Katy Perry pulled from Sesame Street

I think this whole thing is pretty dumb.

#1, why book someone like this on a kids show when you know what she's all about?
#2, why not put some clothes on her and avoid all this stupid drama?
#3, I doubt little kids everwhere are ruined by seeing some half covered boobs.

Here is a better pic, is the silver tubing around her neck and arms i nthat area is all netting/stocking material.


http://cdn.babble.com/famecrawler/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/katyperry1.jpg

After 7543 post finally a good one! Cheers!

I make a good point every 3 years or so.

YouTube - Dave Chappelle - Sesame Street (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLdim8hWR44)

YouTube - Kid's Cartoons - Dave Chappelle (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUmYGLIubho&feature=related)

How about the dozens of times woman have been on the show wearing bathing suits? I would argue her clothes, to a four year old, are completely meaningless. Now if Sesame Street was a show for 12 year-olds maybe I'd feel different. For the most part I agree with Earth...find something more important to complain about.


Who has been on SS wearing bathing suits?

I think this whole thing is pretty dumb.

#1, why book someone like this on a kids show when you know what she's all about?
#2, why not put some clothes on her and avoid all this stupid drama?
#3, I doubt little kids everwhere are ruined by seeing some half covered boobs.

#1 Ratings. Ratings = more $$$. Pretty simple.
#2 Agreed.
#3 Probably not, but then again, how much further are parents willing to loosen up in regards to what their 4 year olds watch on TV? Sesame Street should be, without question, a show that parents don't have to censor.

Sesame Street cares about ratings? It's still on PBS right?

Did you see what some of the parents said?


-- "You can practically see her t*ts. That's some wonderful children's programming."
-- "they're gonna have to rename it cleavage avenue"
-- "my kid wants milk now"


These parents are more out of line than her damn clothing is. Just as someone said in the comments:


"DUDE MY SON SAW THIS AND GOT A BONER WTTTTTTTTTF."
Maybe your 40 year old should not be watching Sesame Street.

Sesame Street cares about ratings? It's still on PBS right?

Absolutely yes! The show being on PBS doesn't mean there are no ratings involved. It has 122 Emmy Awards and had a huge ratings boost back in February 2010.

Ratings mean almost nothing to Sesame Street and PBS. Ratings only matter for ad-supported TV and customer-subscription TV. Unless SS was about to get shut down for a complete lack of interest they can't be even remotely mistaken for doing something for ratings. In fact doing something like this can be reasonably construed as bone-headed since they are supported by charitable funds which they put at serious risk by casting a questionable shadow over the content. In other words, nobody is sending more donations to PBS for being on the show but there are probably people who aren't sending in donations because of this. What they try to be is "relevant".