More than a dozen people complained to the FCC about "The Walking Dead's" super violent season premiere. TWO people even compared it to watching ISIS beheadings, and one of them said it was actually WORSE.
The Season Seven premiere back in October was so brutal that some people couldn't take it anymore.
More than a dozen people complained to the FCC . . . even though they can't regulate cable like they do the broadcast channels. These people didn't seem to care though, they were furious. Here are four highlights . .
1. "While I'm a fan of the show, I think this episode went too far in gore and graphical nature . . . you don't show ISIS beheading people on TV, nor should you allow someone to be beaten with a barbed wire bat." (I'm not sure this person knows the difference between what is real and what is fantasy yet...)
2. "It left my 12-year-old daughter and I psychologically traumatized . . . I had her turn away after a favorite character's head was bashed in, and his eye was protruding from his skull . . . but it was too late, and she was hysterically crying . . . it was by far the most traumatizing thing I have ever seen in my 44 years of living."
3. "It's sadistic, emotional torture . . . and made me very anxious and sick to my stomach. Watching ISIS behead someone isn't as horrible as watching this show." (???) (I think this person is messed up in the head if they really think this...)
4. "Sometimes children watch this show, and there's a chance that someone could copy the character's actions!"
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