“ABC’s decision is not only an affront to women, it blatantly attacks the world’s largest faith,' he said. Parents Television Council president Tim Winter was equally furious about the offensive content of the show. Ted Baehr, founder of Movieguide and chairman of the Christian Film and Television Commission accused ABC of “taking blasphemy against God, the Bible, God’s church and Jesus Christ to new levels of depravity.” The show even launched its own version of the 10 Commandments, such as 'Thou Shalt Not Bear False Designer Labels' and 'Thou Shalt Love a 'C' Cup Unless You Fit Into a 'D' Cup.'Ĭhristian groups were outraged by the show.ĭr. The show contained disturbing episodes showing Christian women misusing Bible verses to justify pettiness, claiming God “told” them to buy furs, making jokes about oral sex and claiming teenage girls should wear low-cut clothing so their cleavage can help the crosses about their necks “hang straight.”

The show, which debuted in March, was based on the novel by Kim Gatlin entitled Good Christian B-s and was based on a newly widowed woman who moved back to her hometown in an upscale neighborhood in Dallas, Texas. The Christian Post is reporting that ABC will not renew the show for a second season, a decision made after its early high ratings tanked to record lows in April. In a major victory for Christians, ABC is decided to cancel it's controversial sit-come, GCB, due to poor ratings.

Good Christian Bitches by Kim Gatlin