In general, for the parents television condemns something as scandalous, the fervor after a few days. This is not the case with controversial MTV series "Skins", a group of hard-parties, drugs, sexually active young people - this time the uproar caused network executives to a second look at the show to 'in-your-face.The New York Times, MTV-ups ordered more producers to the next episodes of the series, based on a series of the same limit, pushing the British same name for fear of being violated federal laws on child pornography tame. A source told the newspaper that "a wave of meetings were held on Tuesday, where executives discussed the possibility of criminal charges after, if the consequences were particularly racy presented without modification.
The episode will be execs, the most affected is the third, scheduled air 31 January. One scenario involves taking a sign young people take drugs, erectile dysfunction and actor at the age of 17 is shown from behind, running naked on the street.
The Times described the child pornography as "any visual depiction of minors in sexually explicit conduct. In some cases" may present the image of a nude child illegal child pornography, sexually suggestive, if enough is, "according to the legal guidance of the Ministry of Justice."
In this case, the nudity is shown in a completely non-sexual. But other scenes show the distribution of young people - all but one are young, and most have less than 18 - do not behave very sexual. Fox News commentators Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity blasted both MTV on Thursday evening and the morning show aired on NBC, ABC and CBS all reports of the so-called "skins" scandal last week.
