American television personality, political activist, and former used car salesman Joshua James Duggar might be back on TV spotlight as TLC set up a reality show featuring on Jana Duggar and the rest of the Duggar family.

A lot of Facebook groups however disagrees with the 27-year-old Duggar's return to television. A leaked police report stated that when Duggar was just 14 years old, he had molested a number of young girls. The number of ladies included his own sisters. It was reported that they were a sleep when Duggar was on them. Because of the issue, a lot were protesting online against the return of Duggar but TLC remains firm with their plans.

TLC has reached out the the public to let them know their stand to the Josh Duggar scandals. TLC told the media that all of the decisions they have made has been done "very thoughtfully and very carefully" and would extremely be in the "best interests" of the people involved and as well as the network. TLC added that the network's "first priority" is to make sure that there's a "health and well-being" of our families "first and foremost."

The series might be entitled, "19 Kids and Counting." Although there are no confirmation yet about the project, the family was seen buying some wood at a Springdale, Arkansas, lumber yard. The store owner said that the family is planning to build a tree house. It was also disclosed that the family was being followed by a cameraman and some crew.

Despite the scandal, would it still be ethically okay to have Josh Duggar on the new season "19 Kids And Counting"?