Parents need to know that this mock reality show makes fun of people based on disability, ethnicity, gender, race, and age. Jokes are both crass and (sometimes) funny, with a tendency toward pratfall and bathroom humor. (For example, in one scene, the characters describe how the victim of a terrible chemical spill had to have skin from his bottom grafted onto his face, resulting in his nickname: "assface.") The characters all behave unethically, from stealing to bribing to ambulance chasing. Jokes at the expense of the shop's Spanish-speaking immigrant employee are ongoing, though mature viewers will understand the political satire inherent in the comedy. The strongest words are bleeped, but "ass" and others get through.

Families can talk about the show's brand of humor. What's the difference between funny and offensive? Is there anything in the show that crosses the line? Who determines where "the line" is and when it's crossed in the first place? What is the show making fun of? Do you think anyone would mistake it for a true reality show?