Three Words: It Is Violent!.

Though it is not age appropriate for kids under 13 at least, it is educational. It shows you what the body can take and what it can't take. Some of the ways to die is really idiotic, so that would show others who have an idea of doing it not to do it. Like for instance, I just watched an episode of a guy that go killed while ghost riding. Also things that didn't seem dangerous actually is. Like the game Chubby Bunny. After I watched it, I was extra careful the next time I played it. Also, using an unloaded gun can kill you. I'm sure that alot of people didn't know that. All other things we can learn from this show, like rare diseases and disorders and allergic reactions. It's sometimes extremely gory and you cringe almost every episode, but in the end it's educational.

love it becuse it shows kids what could happen to them and dont do stupid stuff...

It's too violent and they show some blood that will freak out my children. One story had a man who drunk drive, vomited and got his head chopped off by a mailbox.

I love the show personally, and parents and kids can learn things from it. Not to be stupid. You want your kid not to do drugs? Well a recent episode showed a guy snorting cocaine and die, if he hadn't been doing the coke, he would not have died.

The show itself is extremly stupid and sadistic. I thought it looked intresting so i decided to watch an episode. Worse show on Spike, Ever! The reainaments of the death have poor acting and even worse effects, and the way they die isn't even that inresting. Yes, there are some really gory images. Worse the unseen narrator is just as sadistic as the entire series itself. The show, 1000 Ways to Die” don’t really seem to be trying to fool anyone: The tone is tongue-in-cheek, the acting in the reenactments is over-the-top, and one can almost hear the narrator leering over every salacious detail. Remarkably, all of the people who die in these supposedly true stories have it coming to them, in the way that teenagers who have sex in horror movies always die immediately afterward. A construction worker who is cut in two by a rope while goofing around has been smoking marijuana; a woman who chokes to death on edible panties has been doing something you readers will have to imagine yourself. In a switcheroo, one segment starts with a drunken teen pool party, but the kid who is killed by a meteor has been trying to get the partiers to join his prayer group. “Stan was a speed bump in the cosmic flow,” the narrator says. “So the cosmos sent a hit man.” So much for the show’s concern for the deceased or their surviving friends and relatives. The writing seems to be deliberately bad, but it fails to be so bad that it’s good. As befits a show aimed at eternal adolescents, the show amps up the gross-out factor. When the visuals aren’t disgusting enough, medical experts appear on camera to add details: A gastroenterologist tells us that when that unlucky construction worker split in two, fecal matter from his internal organs would likely have been splattered about. At this point, one starts to look for a small-print disclaimer saying that the whole thing is an elaborate postmodern parody of junk television. But it doesn’t really matter. Whether parody or the real thing, “1000 Ways to Die” is just plain bad.

I like the show sometimes, but i know for a fact that the one episode talking about a woman's breast implants exploding on an airplan is fake. Mythbusters did a complete experiment based on that viral internet story. There researchers couldn't find any reliable verification of the incident and there tests showed it wouldn't happen. So don't believe everything you see on this show.

My daughter is now into daredevil stunts. She risked her life, but she's still alive. She also jumped off a trampoline with a perfect landing. There are other ways to risk lives, and this shows pretty good examples. Expect violence from a hobby.