On Thursday morning, amidst the winter vacation, Mikko Moilanen's family was watching children's shows on Yle TV2. Following some cartoons and workout segments, the family was unexpectedly confronted with content that Mikko found disturbing, given that they have two small children. The morning started happily with their eldest child excitedly pointing out a Santa Claus on screen, but this quickly turned to confusion when a dildo appeared and explicit scenes unfolded on the couch.

The controversial content was part of the episode of the program "What Are You Thinking, Ronja Salmi?" which showcased adult themes, including a scene where Santa engages in graphic sexual acts with an elf character. Mikko was particularly taken aback by the timing of such a segment, questioning how this could air during the morning hours when families with children might be watching.

This incident raises important discussions about content appropriateness and the scheduling of television programming aimed at children. Parents like Mikko are justifiably concerned when programs intended for young audiences shift unexpectedly to adult themes, posing a significant question regarding media responsibility in what is broadcast during family viewing times.