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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's important to remember that the early days of TV were a more innocent era, and as vocal as Media Watchdogs are today, there was a time when it was feared that it might be inappropriate to show a toilet on television.[1] As a result, it took until the early 1960s before married couples were depicted as sharing a bed. Before then, they were consigned to a Bert-and-Ernie style pair of twin beds, generally with a nightstand between the two just so we didn't imagine them ever pushing them together when we weren't watching. Exactly where all those TV kids came from was not a question you were supposed to ask. Even the reason for asking the question showed how depraved you were. Clearly, the stork was very real in those days. |