A debate over ABC Family Values

The article is based on the psychoanalysis of a Walt Disney Company owned first rudiment TV series The occult Life of the American Teenager and attempts to relate its scenes and theme to the present daylight common teenage tripual encounters and early pregnancies. The authors attempt to question the transmutation to programs that are sex based by the ABC TV presumptuousness that Disney not only has themes, in their view, are out of place on a channel with But Secret Life has the word family in its name but also has a chaste image (James & Chmielewsk, 2009). By venturing into teenage sex series, Disney which presumably ought to promote family values and fight sex before marriage, appears to have undergone a kind of revolution.The series reportedly maneuver playing on bed, a father enquiring about daughters sex flavor and revelation about a father molesting his son. ABC Family also plans to verbalize a comedy about a young woman rejected by a boyfriend after having his baby, keeping in genius that its programs are known to advance youth innocence (James & Chmielewsk, 2009).In a coming back however, the Disney-ABC Television Group argues that they are just being genuine and antiphonal to the life experiences of their audiences in attempt to mirror what is happening in the golf-club (James & Chmielewsk, 2009). However, this comment has generated concern about the paradigm shift from the family programming, to contemporary series despite a sensible reason to appeal to the younger viewers a situation necessitated by research findings.I think that the Sex Lives of the American Teenager a timely series by ABC owe to the increasing cases of teenage sexual experiences, early pregnancies and child molestation. These, are hearty ills which contravene Disneys family values hence the series serve to develop the public. At the same time, ABC has ensured that each episode ends with an advisory that encourages parents and children to blabber before its too lat e, an idea which I believe illustrates the very centre that the explicit teenage scenes tend to depict.ReferenceJames & Chmielewsk. (2009, February 1).A Debate over ABC Family Values. Retrieved February 4, 2009.Available Online