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No Ordinary Family – size zero

BEVERLY HILLS, CA - AUGUST 01: (L-R) Actor Romany Malco, actor Jimmy Bennett, actor Michael Chiklis, executive producer/ co-creator Greg Berlanti, executive producer/ co-creator Jon Harmon Feldman, executive producer David Semel, actress Julie Benz, actress Kay Penabaker, actress Autumn Reeser and actor Stephen Collins speak onstage during the 'No Ordinary Family' panel during the summer Television Critics Association press tour on August 1, 2010 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

I just finished watching No Ordinary Family.   First impression:

The show is a mashup between Greatest American Hero, Bionic Woman and of course The Incredibles with the addition of a lair or Bat cave.   If the capes and costumes come out I might add Wonder Woman (favorite) and Superman but for now I’ll leave it at that.

The show is not bad, might even be good at some point.  The part I did NOT like was the part when the wife, played by Julie Benz realizes she’s very fast.  Her workmate points out that she’ll always have a high metabolism and can eat whatever she wants and always be a size zero. 

Zero? is what has inspired me to write about this show tonight.  Julie Benz does not look sickly but the size zero sure sounds like it and a comment like that has no place on prime time in my opinion.  I have to safeguard my girls, and even myself from this constant pressure to be thin.  Here I was trying to find a family show but I will have to see a little more before I let my kids watch this if the writers are irresponsible with their statements.  By the way my favorite character is the dad, he’s very realistic and even though he’s a man I totally relate to him!

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