The overuse of trigger warnings has become ineffective, with some shows receiving warnings that seem unnecessary compared to others with more offensive content. While warnings can be helpful for sensitive viewers, they should be used judiciously to avoid diluting their meaning and misleading the audience.
ITV has added a warning to old episodes of the classic sitcom ‘Terry and June’ that they contain ‘discriminatory language of the period.’ The warning has sparked debate, with some viewers arguing that it is unnecessary and others defending it. Richard Madeley, a presenter on ‘Good Morning Britain,’ has weighed in on the debate, saying that he believes the warning may be needed despite his own belief that trigger warnings are ‘ridiculous.
