Ahhhhh chiuahau!  holy cow!  thanks for the heads up on Direct TV!  If I ever get rich enough to afford it,  maybe I won't want it! 

Here  I thought Direct TV would have good programming...sheesh.

First order of business on a new DirecTV system should be engaging the parental locks.  My only real complaint about doing that is that there are many times when a movie will be "unrated" as in never rated at all, not as in started to get a rating of NC-17 or some such.  For those programs/movies you get prompted to over-ride the locks before being able to watch.  It can accidentally happen with news programs, and other stuff that isn't really objectionable (older movies especially).

But, on the plus side, once you engage the locks and block off the channels you'll have no idea they're even there.  The pervs are free to find them all they want, but you don't have to be bothered with seeing them or their content showing up in your online guide.

They offer what people pay for.  Some people want family friendly, some want what others would call exploitation.  To each their own.  For the most part, once you engage the parental locks you'd never even know the other stuff is there.  Much like making use of a v-chip in your TV when you have cable, or even just for over the air.

Considering DirecTV offers approximately 350 channels of programs, having 10 (give or take) that offer up pr0n for those that want it is a relatively small price to pay to keep costs down for those that are paying for the other channels.  The profits on the pr0n content, along with the sports packages, goes a long way to keeping costs for the basic packages down.  That being the case, let the pr0n freaks get what they want while I get to see what I'm after without going broke.