Remove Breaking Bad dolls from their shelves
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Remove Breaking Bad dolls from their shelves

    1. Susan Myers
    2. Petition by

      Susan Myers

      Fort Myers, United States

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Toys R Us is well known around the world for their vast selection of toys for children of all ages. However their decision to sell a Breaking Bad doll, complete with a detachable sack of cash and a bag of meth, alongside children’s toys is a dangerous deviation from their family friendly values. That’s why I’m calling on Toys R Us to immediately stop selling the Breaking Bad doll collection in their stores and on their website. 

Sony Pictures Television has recently partnered with Toys R Us to release a collection of dolls based on the characters from Breaking Bad. The show centers on the story of a high school chemistry teacher who becomes a drug kingpin in order to make ends meet. While the show may be compelling viewing for adults, its violent content and celebration of the drug trade make this collection unsuitable to be sold alongside Barbie dolls and Disney characters.

Parents and grandparents around the world shop at Toys R Us, online and in stories, with their children and should not be forced to explain why a certain toy comes with a bag of highly dangerous and illegal drugs or why someone who sells those drugs deserves to be made into an action figure.

Please sign to join me in asking Toys R Us to stop selling the Breaking Bad dolls and return to the family focused atmosphere for which they are known.

To:
Toys 'R' Us
Remove Breaking Bad dolls from their shelves

Sincerely,
[Your name]

Recent signatures

    News

    1. Victory!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer

      Again, thank you all so much for supporting this and making it happen! Just rememebr, that if you believe in something, go for it!!! YOU can make it happen!!!!

      Thank you,

      Susan Schrijver

    2. WE DID IT!!!!!! THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!!!!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer
      Toys 'R' Us pulling 'Breaking Bad' dolls

      Toys R Us is pulling its four collectible dolls based on characters from AMC's hit series "Breaking Bad" after taking heat from a Florida mom who launched a petition campaign last week. The dolls are based on the series about Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher who turns into a crystal meth dealer, and his sidekick Jesse Pinkman.

    3. Reached 9,000 signatures
    4. It's One Small step!!!! Let's keep this up so Toys R Us stores all over will make this right decision!!!!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer
      'Breaking Bad' toys removed from store shelves following mom's...

      FLORIDA - Several Toys R Us stores in Tampa have voluntarily removed toys based off the show Breaking Bad from their shelves. The move comes after a south Florida mother started a petition. The Fort Myers woman said the action figures dressed in hazmat suits and gas masks are not appropriate because they promote drug use.

    5. Reached 6,000 signatures
    6. OVER 4000 SIGNATURES!!! THANK YOU EVERYONE!!! LET'S KEEP IT GOING!!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer

      Again, thank you all so much for your continued support!!!!

    7. Reached 4,000 signatures
    8. OVER 3000 SIGNATURES!!! LET'S KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer

      Thank you al SO much for all the support! I hope the Toys R Us will DO THE RIGHT THING and remove this doll from their shelves.

      Thank you!!!

    9. Reached 3,000 signatures
    10. Here Is The Today Show Segment! Thank you all again for your support!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer
      Mom takes on Toys 'R Us for selling 'Breaking Bad' toys | Mom takes on Toys 'R Us for selling 'Breaking Bad' toys | Washington Examiner Video

      One Florida mom launched a Change.org petition to stop Toys 'R Us from selling a line of dolls based on the crystal-meth dealers of "Breaking Bad," adding that she liked the show and has no problem if the dolls are sold in adult stores. NBC's Joe Yang reports.

    11. The Today Show!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer

      My interview was just on the Today Show! I will post video as soon as it is available! Not thank you everyone for your continued support!

    12. 1000 SIGNATURES REACHED!!!!!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer

      Thank you so much EVERYONE for your support! Hopefully Toys R Us will listen to us!

    13. Reached 1,000 signatures
    14. Let's Keep This Going!

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer

      Thank you so much everyone for your support on this matter! Maybe Toys R Us will hear our voices and take these dolls off their shelves!!!

      Thank you!!!

    15. Reached 500 signatures
    16. Reached 200 signatures
    17. Reached 100 signatures
    18. On Fox4 News

      Susan Myers
      Petition Organizer
      Mom thinks Breaking Bad is sending wrong message to kids

      Photo: Video by fox4now.com By Barry Miller. CREATED Oct 14, 2014 FORT MYERS, Fla. - A Southwest Florida mom is mad, over Breaking Bad. The Mom says even though the toys are advertised for kids 15 and older, she says they promote drugs and send the wrong message to children.

    19. Reached 50 signatures

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    Reasons for signing

    • Terri Stover DECATUR, AL
      • about 13 hours ago

      Glorifying drugs in any fashion for young people is not "cool." This show was for adults not children, the ultimate target audience for ToysRUs.

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    • ester daly FREEHOLD, NJ
      • about 13 hours ago

      IT"S NOT A TOY!

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    • Marilyn Cobb CROSS LANES, WV
      • about 14 hours ago

      It's wrong!

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    • j. Dulin Jones STUDIO CITY, CA
      • about 14 hours ago

      Glamorizing drug dealing with toys for children is insane and dangerous. Shame on Toys R Us.

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    • Darlene Derington PACIFIC, MO
      • about 14 hours ago

      I cannot believe any CEO/parent of toys r us would proudly allow such a horrible toy to be placed in their store for this kind of interaction/entertainment/encouragement of children! Would they let their children or grandchildren play with this? I don't think so! Money hungry!

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