Elon Musk criticizes Netflix and the series 'Dead End: Paranormal Park'
Sanziana Georgescu
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Musk posted a message on platform X, suggesting that Netflix should be canceled for the sake of children, referring to the series 'Dead End: Paranormal Park'. This series, released in 2022 and canceled in 2023, showcased the adventures of characters in an amusement park, but sparked controversy regarding its content. Musk's criticisms highlight concerns about the influence of entertainment media on young people.
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