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Aren't most tv's equipped with that V-chip now so parents can monitor what their kids can or can't see based on the tv codes when they are not around?
Dzfan, the standards for programming were way more stricter in the past than they are now. Do the research and you'll be quite surprised at how far they've come.
The problem I have is that the ratings do not provide enough detail. Because the standards are self-made the borders between ratings is a slippery slope. There are some programs that should be adult rating get instead PG-13.
Again parents are the ones who should control the tv.
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