[This post has been corrected. See bottom for details.] TV programs love talking about the controversial new Time magazine cover. They're just a little shy about showing the whole thing. For a story about "attachment parenting" - whose leading proponent, Dr. Bill Sears, advocates such extreme parenting techniques as "extended breast-feeding" - the magazine photographed 3-year-old Adam Grumet with his mouth over the partly exposed breast of his mom, Jamie Lynn Grumet. Time editors have made no apologies, arguing that the point of a magazine cover is to get attention. And attention it got across the TV dial on Thursday - although the image proved a little too much for many. "I'll tell you why that bothers me," said Mika Brzezinski, cohost of "Morning Joe" on MSNBC, who appeared irritated by the image. It's a profile of Bill Sears, and that's a young, attractive woman. The cable news network - which has a weekly segment with Time to talk about stories - blurred out Grumet's breast and showed the entire cover only from a distance. ABC's "The View" likewise lavished attention on the cover but felt compelled to cover up Grument's breast with a black circle. But not everyone is following that approach. A Fox News spokeswoman told Show Tracker the network - which hasn't yet covered, so to speak, the story - doesn't plan to restrict the image if a segment does materialize - at least on any entertainment or opinion-oriented show (a news piece might be a different matter). A spokeswoman for CNN did not immediately return an email seeking comment. What do you think of Time's new cover? Should the TV networks edit or avoid showing it? 11:12 p.m.: This post was updated to include additional clarification from Fox News that it would be opinion or entertainment shows that would not tamper with the image - not necessarily news coverage. NBC renews "30 Rock" and "Parenthood" "Cougar Town" will move from ABC to TBS Fox renews "Touch," cancels "Alcatraz"