Cherrie McGlory

On Sunday 6/7/20 I turned my tv on TBS and saw the last few minutes of a show where the guys were performing at a black elementary school making jokes about things related to death. The looks on the elementary children's faces ranged from pure horrow to I don't think this is funny. The guys in the back were cracking up at the children's reaction. At the end the guy on stage asked for a volunteer to see the end results of cremation and a little boy who looked like a first grader volunteered. The guy on stage gave him a shifter, opened up what looked like an urn and poured the contents in the shifter and told the little boy to shake it. At the bottom was a dogs ID chain. The little boy and the other children looked confused and sad. I don't watch this show because there is a thin line between whats funny and what's inappropriate and this crossed that line. This is not funny!!!! How is it that anybody associated with this show would think this is acceptable for elementary children? All adults should be protecting our children from harm not inflicting harm. Intelligent people should know better. Is getting a laugh and TV ratings at any cost more important than small children's feelings? Where were the schools administrator? I just don't understand why this was allowed to happen. I only saw the end of the show, my God, what were they saying and doing from the beginning of the show???