Cameron invited people “to become the executive producers of our children’s future” by financially supporting his kids show, the first three episodes of which are fully funded.
“Our intent is to give these as a gift to Nickelodeon and to Disney and to Cartoon Network and to any other network that has lost its way and [is] steeped in the sewage of moral perversity, as a corrective,” he said. That way the networks “can remember who we are as a nation and what we want as parents and what our children so desperately need.”
ChurchLeaders has reached out to Kirk Cameron for comment and will update this article in the event of a reply.
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