ENTERTAINMENT
September 12, 1987
I was appalled upon reading about the consulting company Q5 Corp. and its insipid influence on children's cartoons ("How Image Makers Shape Kids' TV," by Diane Haithman, Sept. 3). The decline in the quality and humorous content of cartoons in recent years (especially with the advent of half-hour commercials for toy lines) is bad enough without having these social putterers drain the last dregs of creativity from this supposed entertainment. There is no question which one of the before-and-after character drawings printed in the article has the most personality and visual interest.