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Maury Made a Living on DNA Testing
By Morgan Hamilton
Do you watch daytime television? If you do, then you know that it is horrible. You have to put up with soap operas, court shows, and a plethora of talk shows when you watch television during the day. The funny thing is that many of us still watch daytime shows, even if they are terrible. These shows have been around for years and don’t seem to be going anywhere any time soon.
Talk shows have to be the most unsettling shows that are on the daytime category. I observed that the producers of talk shows only seem to have a handful of show topics. They recycle and regurgitate these topics over and over again. Among these recurring shows, the DNA testing show is probably the most overdone show.
You will often see some poor woman getting berated by an audience of strangers because she is there for some free DNA testing, when you turn on your television during the day. I have seen this show so many times that it makes me sick. A woman who has no idea the identity of her baby’s father can turn on the Maury show to help her figure that mystery out. Since DNA testing can be very expensive, single moms may not be able to afford it.
To be honest, I am equally enthralled and entertained as much as I am disgusted by the DNA testing shows. In my opinion, this is the human comedy/tragedy at its best. There are two people that once were close, and now they cannot stand each other if only for a night. There is also the father that decided that he no longer wanted the responsibility and so he began to deny fathering his children.
It can be hard to watch the ever-popular DNA testing talk shows because there is a lot of pain, frustration, anxiety, and emotion involved. The bottom line is that there is a child that needs to be taken care of in the midst of all this. The focus should be on the child and not on whether or not the child’s parents are standup, responsible people. It’s a sure bet that something went terribly wrong if someone is caught in a situation that requires DNA testing.
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