PORN on Sesame Street?

Come Hackers, don't you have something better to do that to Hack Sesame Street? Need some ideas about what to hack? I have a few.

I don't think the P in PBS stands for “porn,” but for a brief time on Sunday, it did. PBS' YouTube account got hacked yesterday afternoon, and for a full 20 minutes, naïve youngsters were exposed to the birds and the bees as unsuspecting parents dropped their kids off in front of the computer.

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reply to post by blue_fish

occupy sesame street!
end the tyranny of big birds

Well that sounds like a worthy attack =/

That was sarcasm btw, stupid harming of kids for "interweb lulz" of some lonely wanna be hacker.

No respect for humans.

you dont know why they hacke it maybe it's part of a bigger plan of showin porn to underage people wich the mayoralty watched it anyway 'illegal' this rings an other question, why is porn so easily accessible for children?
the "i am above 18+ button" is way too exploitative if you ask me.

reply to post by diputserauoy


Parents should monitor their children's internet use. Also TV, movies, video games, friends, activities, etc.

Don't complain if your kids are exposed to something they shouldn't be - it's YOUR fault as their parent. YOU should be watching them.

I'm not saying it's ok to hack Sesame Street to stream porn - just that my kids weren't exposed to this because I know what my kids were doing.


In summary, if you're using TV/Movies/Internet to babysit your kids you have no one to blame but yourself. Read them a book or take them outside for once.

PBS & Sesame street are the least of parents' worries when it comes to what kids are exposed to on TV. Last Sunday, or the 1 before, Spike TV played the SAW movie marathon all day, followed by HOSTEL. It doesn't get more rated R violence & gore, and that stuff is never edited out for TV like it use to be.
They got no problem with children home all day from school watching that stuff apparently.

reply to post by blue_fish

This thing actually confuses the hell out of me. The idiot in me thinks it's really really funny, the parent in me is appalled and thinks it's horrid. I want to laugh and be pissed at the same time.

Good for Sesame Street, now when these kids ask where do babies come from their parents wont have to go and lie. Way to take the pressure off.

Reminds me of the UK kids show Rainbow
Oooerr!



ETA The beauty of it is that young children won't get the jokes!

That's messed up. That hacker, if caught, will probably end up registering as a sex offender. A consequence that seems well deserved.

reply to post by TinkerHaus
I agree with ya. It's sad that parents leave thier kids alone and don't even care what they are watching or doing. Then they wonder....why is my kid acting like that. Duh.

reply to post by TinkerHaus


That is utterly impossible....There is no way you can be sure your child doesn't stumble on something like this, I don't care how vigilant you are. Your child could be somewhere else and see it accidentally. Even the most conscientious parent cannot be with their child every second of their lives. You can even go as far as to not OWN a computer, and there is still a chance the child could see it at a relatives home or a friend's home or even school. All you can do is do the best you can. The people responsible for doing this should be held accountable, as it was targeted toward children.[

Youtube really needs to decide what their "guidelines" are. They have the "age restricted 18+" section....which is a JOKE. They will put one video in the 18+ section there for having sexual content, but you can go right back to the "regular" youtube section and see clips of movies depicting brutal murder scenes or porn "teasers"They will ban a video for showing a breast, then show links to porn sites on other video descriptions, which are not in the age restricted section. This incident was on Sesame Street's Youtube site. Youtube needs to get their act together....their rating system means NOTHING.

reply to post by blue_fish
I was always suspicious of Bert & Ernie.

2 grown men sharing the same bedroom.
2 grown men who walking on each other in the bath.

Bert & Ernie, are they really used good friend.

Plus you never see most of the characters legs, is it because they really run around with no pants on.