Johnson says, “If your kids want to watch reality TV, encourage them to watch Survivor or Fear Factor, Instead of shows with wardrobe malfunctions or the F-word. The show should be engaging, not predictable punch lines every thirty seconds. The counter argument is that media have gained in realism. We should have entertainment like “The Sopranos.” Johnson says, “I happen to be sympathetic to that agreement, but not the one I want to make here.” (135) There are other ways to analysis, look at the cognitive work out and not the series of life lessons. There are “Negative messages” in media today, but not they only way decided if Television or games are having a “Positive impact.” It is the kind of thinking you do to make sense of a cultural experience. Johnson makes a fallacy when he tells us that when television shows are complicated, they can lead the watcher to “mental nourishment”. When you watch television your mind works, watch TV to problem solve. TV shows mentally stimulate the mind; they have multiple plots that help us learn while we are