It's even rare now to find a children's cartoon that does not depict some type of violence or comedic aggression. ... This is especially true of cartoons, toy commercials, and music videos. ... Everyday a cartoon character is beat up, injured, or killed, only to return in the very next episode, good as new. ... Just asking children how they feel after watching a violent TV show, movie, or music video is enough to move them from their innocent dream world into reality. ...

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In one incident after viewing the movie The Program, a teen-aged boy was killed and two others were injured after lying down along the centerline of a highway. The teenagers were imitating a scene from the movie. Touchstone Pictures removed the scene from the movie as a result of the tragedy with the teenagers. Another incident in Ohio, five-year-old Austin Messner set his parent's house a fire killing his sister after viewing the popular MTV cartoon Beavis and Butthead. ... (Gordon & Kittross, 1999) This statement can be applied to literal speech or television and/or movie content. ...

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The television shows whether it is a movie or a cartoon program poses a lot of treat to them. ... Children, who view cartoon shows, in which violence is very realistic, are more likely to imitate what they see. ...

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To illustrate this viewpoint, one can surely remember cat woman's tight black leather garment in the cartoon/ film "Batman". ... A closer look even reveals that the title of the movie suggest ownership, the women are owned or belong to a man named Charlie. ...

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