Clean, non-violent CURRENT TV

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The Jim Gaffigan Show.

He’s a comedian, a Catholic, and has 5 kids.

He likes to joke that his wife is a “Shiite-Catholic”–and apparently she does take her faith very seriously, and she is one of the writers on the show.

 
If you like old cheesy movies and sarcasm…Mystery Science Theater 3000.

I rented about 9 volumes and have been watching them all the time, they are very clean, no cursing, no nudity, but one does have to be a certain age to get some of the references/ jokes.
 
There’s not much, really, especially if you want something that adults can watch around kids. Pretty much, as far as “clean, non-violent current TV”, it’s pretty much the Saturday morning E/I lineups. Dog Whisperer, Save our Shelter, that kind of stuff. Because, unfortunately, it’s hard with anything else (even with sports, we have to deal with endless alcohol and Viagra commercials).
 
American Ninja Warrior.

Lost of inspirational people are on this show.
 
Hallmark Channel is generally family-friendly, and offers moral and wholesome movies and shows. My favorite series is Hallmark’s original series When Calls the Heart, a Christian Western set in the early 1900s. It has engaging plot lines, and every episode teaches a moral lesson. It is available in libraries, on netflix, on dvds, and on TV. I love this show, and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for morality in the media! It is based on the novels by Janette Oke (Christian author) produced by the avidly-Christian Michael Landon Jr. (Michael Landon’s son) and Brian Bird (Touched by an Angel executive producer), who consider their many movie and television projects ways to spread the Gospel through the media. (They have produced several other Christian movies that are also outstanding!)
hallmarkchannel.com/when-calls-the-heart/about
Of course, older shows like Little House on the Prairie, Highway to Heaven, Touched by an Angel, and Bonanza (Bonanza has mild old-west violence and infrequent use of mild language) are fantastic moral shows.

Blessings, StElizabeth
 
StElizabeth said:
Hallmark Channel is generally family-friendly, and offers moral and wholesome movies and shows. My favorite series is Hallmark’s original series When Calls the Heart, a Christian Western set in the early 1900s. It has engaging plot lines, and every episode teaches a moral lesson. It is available in libraries, on netflix, on dvds, and on TV. I love this show, and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for morality in the media! It is based on the novels by Janette Oke (Christian author) produced by the avidly-Christian Michael Landon Jr. (Michael Landon’s son) and Brian Bird (Touched by an Angel executive producer), who consider their many movie and television projects ways to spread the Gospel through the media. (They have produced several other Christian movies that are also outstanding!)
hallmarkchannel.com/when-calls-the-heart/about
Of course, older shows like Little House on the Prairie, Highway to Heaven, Touched by an Angel, and Bonanza (Bonanza has mild old-west violence and infrequent use of mild language) are fantastic moral shows.

Blessings, StElizabeth
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Not really into shows like that. If I had small kids it might be on watch list.
I guess what I am looking for is simply not made anymore. 😦
 
JustaServant said:
Not really into shows like that. If I had small kids it might be on watch list.
I guess what I am looking for is simply not made anymore. 😦
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I agree, more moral and clean TV needs to be produced! There is definitely a lack of morality in the media. You might try watching When Calls the Heart- who knows, it might surprise you!
Blessings~ StElizabeth
 
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