Is This Type Of Subject Suitable For Daytime Tv?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3608450/This-Morning-viewers-left-outraged-SEX-TOYS-reviewed-Holly-Phil-hysterical.html

But apparently it was all started off by a review of these objects by the Good Housekeeping magazine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3608183/The-sex-toys-thrilling-Middle-England-Good-Housekeeping-insists-vibrators-no-longer-taboo-readers-asks-300-women-test-out.html

How 'good housekeeping' as changed over the years.

https://thegreenstraw.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/housework.jpg

[EcclesCake]

Should day time rely purely on knitting patterns and scone recipes?

[Zacs-Master]

Tracy Cox (snigger)

[frugalfred]

I must buy shares in battery manufacturers, then.

[naomi24]

No, I don't think it is a suitable subject for daytime television.

[Bazile]

Should it only be shown when it's dark outside ?

[Mamyalynne]

I think it's an interesting topic for a full, frank and yes maybe funny discussion but best at an hour when adults can relax and watch with out children present.

To be fair....

//Before the segment aired, mother-of-three Holly, 35, did warn viewers that they were about to be talking about 'bedroom toys' and advised parents to turn their TVs off or remove children from the room.//


But still, not the time or place IMO.

[Peter Pedant]

it is a grey day when AOG slags off Daily Mail's usually impeccable choice ....

[Mamyalynne]

Re Good Housekeeping Magazine - yes it's changed and thank goodness for that.

[naomi24]

////Before the segment aired, mother-of-three Holly, 35, did warn viewers that they were about to be talking about 'bedroom toys' and advised parents to turn their TVs off or remove children from the room.//

/// But still, not the time or place IMO. ///

Clearly 'Holly' (whoever she may be) realised that too which is why she issued the warning.

[Mamyalynne]

Holly Willoughby (Presenter) as in the article - not sure how much if any input presenters have on the content of the show.

[Baldric]

I'll bet it gave a few people a Buzz

[naomi24]

I think presenters are told to issue warnings about anything the programme makers think might be a bit iffy.

[stuey]

And why are kids sitting in front of a TV during the day? They should be out building tree-houses; scouring the woods for conkers; playing hop-scotch; collecting frog-spawn; constructing go-carts out of old prams; standing on bridges spotting trains; and other jolly good kid stuff.

[-SharonA-]

So AOG you don't use these toys???? ;-0

[anotheoldgit]

EcclesCake

/// Should day time rely purely on knitting patterns and scone recipes? ///

No, perhaps these days you can have your 'Eccles' Cake and eat it at the same time?

[anotheoldgit]

-SharonA-

/// So AOG you don't use these toys???? ;-0 ///

The only bedroom toy that I possess is my Teddy. :0)

[Bazile]

aog - what about your rabbit ?

[-SharonA-]

AOG - how dull!!!! You must wanna liven things up a little....... ;-)

Surely you're not pudish to talk about such things?

[anotheoldgit]

/// and advised parents to turn their TVs off or remove children from the room. ///

What TV presenter would advise their viewing public to turn their TVs off?

And surely if one removed their children from the room, there would then be no need to turn the telly off.

[Mamyalynne]

//turn off "or" remove//

Personally neither would apply here, I don't watch daytime TV and certainly never had the time when children were at home.