be if they do die and also teens don’t realize what kind of trouble they get in to. Teens see actors get away with murders and all kinds of illegal crimes.

Many teens see violence on TV, and are influenced by that, what they don’t see is the consequences that the person will get in if they commit the violent crimes. Copycat violence is very common; teens see it on TV and then act it out as they did on TV. Gilda Berger a researcher states, that kids watched a film called “FUZZ,” on ABC, showing people burning other for fun. A few days’ later six adolescents from NYC dumped gas on a twenty-four year old woman and lit her on fire and watched her burn to death (Berger, p. 69). This really affects our society many murders and suicides. Teens see suicide on TV suicide helps solve people’s problems so they commit suicide too. Teens don’t look at how hurt their parents will

Many people can find ways to prevent TV violence and many ideas are being invented today. Inventors started making blocks for certain programs they don’t want teens to watch because they might get influenced by what they see. Also inventors have designed a new program called V-Chip. It tells parents or adults what rating the program is, so if it is not suitable for some teens to be watching block that rating and parents won’t have to worry about it. Many TV’s now are being made with the V-Chip in them. It really is a good way for parents to block the station and keep teens away from TV violence. As a result to this teens have been less aggressive towards other classmates and other teens, many who watch violent TV become very careless and more aggressive towards other teens.

Teens don’t look at how much they’re affecting others by murdering people or committing suicide. Most of them think they’re going to walk free with no punishment for murder, because t

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