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This article is so fucking wonderful. I cannot tell if the author is a batshit crazy god-child, or so incredibly sarcastic that it doesnt matter.

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'Satan's Favorite TV Show': The False Moralism of '7th Heaven'

On the 20th anniversary of America's longest-running family drama, we look back at the show as a reaction to the sacrilegious media of the 1990s.
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But it made me laugh.

I was seven years old when the Christian family drama 7th Heaven debuted on the WB in 1996. The show follows the Camden family, a suburban middle-class tribe of seven, including two picturesque parents, their five children, and a dog wishfully called Happy. The patriarch, Eric Camden, is a reverend in the Christian church, which distinguished 7th Heaven at a time when pop culture was secular, profane, and at times outright blasphemous.

The year before 7th Heaven's debut, Larry Clark's Kids conjured an apocalyptic tableau of godless adolescence. Kids showed drugged-up youths cutting their teeth on the streets of New York City like it was a modern-day Sodom or Gomorrah; they brutalized strangers, raped unconscious friends, and got HIV from serial acts of unprotected sex. Fueled by reckless grunge bands like Nirvana, teen spirit was anything but divine in the 90s.
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lxskllr said:
Nothing like a good hosing down to get you in the mood for the slopes!
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Seems like they wouldn't stay dry long in an uber bidet like that, wonder how long they got stuck up there, wonder how cold it was. Sometimes rescue takes awhile, hypothermia does not! I'd bail.
 
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