Five little children, who have not even entered elementary school, have saved Sunday nights.
Even though the TV show "Dad, Where Are You Going?" is becoming incredibly popular, there are endless worries that follow in behind all the praise.
Since the children are so young, the production crew is staying away from interviews and is avoiding as much media coverage as much as they can. The show also contains the city kids experiencing life in the countryside, which is a very rare experience these days.
However, these children are already significantly exposed to the public and are also being scouted for endorsement deals, adding to the exposure. Although it is not anyone's fault for exchanging popularity for money, people are concerned about the children who are being more and more exposed to the public eye. Since popularity never lasts forever, the biggest concern is what kind of affect that will have on each of the children on the show.
The show "Dad, Where Are You Going?" is too far gone to turn back now. The show features five children who are unbelievably cute that it is impossible to not get addicted to the show. The show has gained so much attention that it is impossible to predict how far it will go.
The program provides viewers with cuteness and love. However, this can't continue long since children grow fast. They can behave normally because they are too young to hide anything. They will soon grow out of this phase and no longer be fit for the show.
The biggest concern is how the children will be affected psychologically when the spotlight no longer shines on them. If the children continue working in the industry, the harmful effects won't be as harsh but if they return to their normal lives before they became famous, nobody can predict the outcome. The production crew of "Dad, Where Are You Going?" as well as the parents of the children must begin preparing for the day the show must come to an end. The worries may be premature but sometimes it is necessary to take time to consider the things that may negatively affect the children that are featured on the show.
