Webster

I watched this show as a kid when nothing better was on. I found it unrealistic and unrelatable to the middle class. The episode that bothered me in particular was Katherine's birthday surprise to Webster by going out of her way to get 6 opera tickets for him and his friends. In real life as an adult I would hope she would get permission from the other kid's parents to take them on a birthday outing. As a child I simply thought it was strange. After the high jinks and misunderstandings of confussing opera tickets with wrestling tickets she takes them to the werstling match instead as kids are not interested in the opera. Problems of the rich must be dissapointing. However, the disturbing part is after they return home Katherine decides to introduce her opera singer friend to the children anyway. It ends with her singing for the children and they miraculously learn to at least appreciate opera singing. In what world would this actually happen? I thought it incredibly narcissistic to force opera on children 7 through 10 years old. A certain maturity goes with the enjoyment, understaning and appreciation of opera. It was Webster's birthday, not hers. The immorality of this situation is on so many levels. The show was riddled with unlikely situations or problems that money would easily fix. So unrelateable.

I was watching one of the episodes I don’t know the characters name but the old guy made a remark on the show that basically saying that one of the little girls was in his room that night here is the scene: he came in gave the little girl his hat he told the little girl “keep the crese” then he goes In his pocket and gives her money after that a lady that I assume is the mom says “she is not a show girl” then the old guy says “well you weren’t in my room last night!” Then the mom said “what did you say” and he said “nevermind” with me being a person that barely watches the show I took that as him basically saying he sexually assaulted that little girl!