Urge Kroger to Pull Sponsorship from 'Good Girls'

May 03, 2019
Urge Kroger to Pull Sponsorship from 'Good Girls'

NBC continues to air the vulgar program "Good Girls" on Sunday evenings at 10:00 p.m. ET/9:00 p.m. CT, but the previews air much earlier in the evening when children are likely watching TV. The title could mislead parents, but with a TV-14 DLS rating, you can be assured this will not be for family viewing. The name of the show along with the age of the child cast members will attract young viewers. The content in this program and in its commercials is inappropriate and will send the wrong message to America's youth.

Offensive content in the program includes: theft, laundering drug money, murder, affairs, sexual dialogue, alcohol abuse, foul language, and attempted rape.

Several scenes are filled with sexual innuendos, implications, or encounters.

This vile content should not be on television, let alone primetime.

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Please use the information we have provided to contact Kroger and ask they pull their financial support from "Good Girls" immediately.

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Send To: [email protected] Subject: Hope this was simply an oversight

As a parent and a member of OneMillionMoms.com, I am greatly disappointed in Kroger’s decision to sponsor NBC’s “Good Girls.”

For starters, you can be assured with a TV-14 DLS rating, it is not appropriate for family viewing. The content of this unbelievable program includes extreme foul language, theft, murder, attempted rape, affairs, alcohol abuse, sexual implications, and graphic encounters throughout the entire program.

“Good Girls” is twisted and warped entertainment that I am sure you do not want your company associated with. The victims of this outrageous program are the young cast members, not to mention any child who views the show.

While your company is a household name, I do not agree with your financial backing of this program. I certainly hope your company's financial support of this type of television programming with advertising dollars is simply an oversight.

As a consumer, I am asking you to please pull your sponsorship immediately. I urge you to place “Good Girls” on your “do not advertise” list.

I look forward to hearing from you regarding my concern.