Religious Group Brands Fox Tv Shows As Vulgar
Rupert Murdoch's Fox News Channel produces six of the worst shows for family viewing, according to the religious television monitoring group the Parents Television Council.| Comments on article "Religious Group Brands Fox Tv Shows As Vulgar" | |||||||||
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