So it isn't exactly family viewing and the content is certain to offend many. [As an aside, both of my humans had the chance to see Jerry Springer - The Opera during its award winning run in London's West End. What was shocking to both was the number of people who didn't realize they were going to watch an over-the-top fictionalized version of Springer's television show with all its depravity, swearing and fighting. Many were so offended, they walked out. They were offended despite the warnings on posters advertising the show, in the theatre, in the program and the one read over the theatre's sound system before the show begins. Walking out is actually a mistake because you end up missing the point of the whole thing, which is undoubtedly why some Christians are angry - they missed the point.]

But surely nothing in the show (if anything ever) justifies threats of violence against a TV executive. And surely that isn't the Christian thing to... hold it, I forgot about the Crusades, the Inquisition...

I guess I'm fighting an uphill battle.

Further Reading:
Abusive calls give BBC chiefs a Jerry Springer moment