T-Mobile pulls ads from Rescue Me, Sunny in Philly

As if anyone needed one more reason to get a Tivo or a Media Center PC...

The companies that tell the AFA to shove it are few and far between. Disney, for example, ignored their boycott. Ford Motor Company took it a step further: not only did they continue advertising in magazines which the AFA did not see fit, they actually increased their advertising. WooHoo! 3 Cheers for Freedom!

I'm with #4....when Papa Johns pulled their ads from WWE I said I would not get pizza from them anymore...and I was glad I was Pepsi drinker when Coke left Married with Children.

There should be a site (and maybe there is) that tracks current and past sponsors of shows and when someone leaves a show you like..write to them and let them know you consume/use there product/service and if they don't support shows you like then you can't support their business.

Ahhh the sign of a weak company...folding to stupid causes because they are worried about losing their three final cusomers. They'll be out of business in three years if they keep making decisions like this.

I am actually going to write T-Mobile and tell them to shove their fucking service up their ass, to hell with the charge for backing out of my contract.

Well thanks to groups like the AFA, Married with Children and NYPD: Blue both had nice long runs in their series. Maybe they were hired by FX ;)

Its sad the T-Mobile buckled to the AFA. The AFA is just a bunch of people with too much time on their hands. I am sick of groups feeling that they have the right to tell me what I should watch or what I should let my kids watch. It's my choice.

My message to the AFA - and every other stupid group that think its their job to police television - go get jobs, you are useless. We don't care what you think is appropriate or obscene, we are adults, we can figure it out.

And to T-Mobile, its pay cable, we all know what we are watching. Don't help this overzealous jerk-offs, its just makes them think they are right.

People still watch commercials?

FF>

The answer is simple. If this bothers you then you write T-Mobile and let them know that their decision to let a group of stiffs tell us how to live our lives has cost them a potential customer and that you'll be spreading the word to everyone you know that T-Mobile supports thug-tactics.

HOLY CRAP!!!! I am elated!! Every time that commercial with the cheerleader comes on, I come a little bit closer to putting my fist through the screen. I've contemplated it more than a few times.

As to the rest of it, there aren't nearly as many of those morons as advertisers seem to think there are. And if T-Mobile doesn't care for my (or the other millions of viewers watching FX) business, they won't get it.

Still, here's hoping they'll push that a-la-carte programming through so that they won't have an excuse to whine anymore, and their motives will be seen for what they are: wanting to regulate free enterprise and eliminate freedom of speech.

And Dorsey, there's already a group that goes against the AFA's interests. It's called the majority of the television audience. Fortunately, most advertisers care more about our group than fringe nutjobs who are willing to boycott their product at the drop of a hat.