Reality TV finally goes too far with 911 show  Nov. 27, 2012 @
08:07 AM  On a television network formerly known as “Arts and
Entertainment,” viewers will soon see a show called “Panic 911”
featuring people calling for help at what may well be one of the
worst times of their lives.  Why would a network executive think
a show like that is a good idea? Why would anyone want to watch
that show?  Has our society sunk to such a low that we’re
reduced to reveling in the misery of others for our
entertainment? It seems this trend of reality television has
found a new low in the race to find the lowest common
denominator.  There are a handful of reality shows that are
family friendly, but if you watch “Duck Dynasty” with your kids
because there’s no swearing, no innuendo and no … ahem …
activities shown on screen with the aid of night-vision cameras,
you’re constantly hammered by advertisements for “Panic 911.”
When a 7-year-old television junkie sees that commercial, looks
up at you and asks why someone would want to