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Let's look at some laws, shall we?  In the state of Pennsylvania, children between the ages of seven and eighteen are permitted to work on plays, movies, TV shows, and other similar forms of media.  Children under the age of seven can do movies, but there's no similar exemption in the law for television shows. And guess whose sextuplets are only six? Republican congressman Thomas P. Murt is getting Pennsylvania's attorney general to look into the Gosselin situation, because "those permits were granted even though the law does not provide for them." This isn't the first time that the Gosselins have been accused of breaking child labor laws, but this time the investigation might actually force TLC to cancel the show if the permits are found to be invalid.  The real issue is clarifying within the law whether a reality show still counts as a television show since the children are just being filmed living their lives. I think this may be a blessing in disguise.  I've not cared about the Gosselins for years, and this is the perfect excuse for them to disappear from the public eye.  Go gentle into that good night, Gosselins.  Please. />Let's look at some laws, shall we?  In the state of Pennsylvania, children between the ages of seven and eighteen are permitted to work on plays, movies, TV shows, and other similar forms of media.  Children under the age of seven can do movies, but there's no similar exemption in the law for television shows. And guess whose sextuplets are only six? Republican congressman Thomas P. Murt is getting Pennsylvania's attorney general to look into the Gosselin situation, because "those permits were...