‘Videos’ and Danger
Parents are not out to get their children hurt when they grab for the video camera; things just happen, and that’s what makes the pratfalls and comedy of errors so amusing. The child would have hit his head or run into the wall regardless of whether there was a video camera running.
I feel censorship is being proposed when Rosenberg suggests that the show no longer accept videos containing children.
Please, can we enjoy this little show without feeling guilty or taking it too seriously?
JACQUELINE S.G.K. BOLLER, El Toro
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