NASCAR Angels - NR
Car-centric makeovers are family-friendly fare.
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- TV Rating: NR
- Network: Syndicated
- Cast: Rusty Wallace, Shannon Wiseman
- Genre: Reality TV
Parents need to know
Families can talk about race-car driving. Where did the sport originate? Is it really as dangerous as it looks? What kind of cars are used? What safety precautions are taken to make sure the drivers don't get hurt in crashes? How are racing cars different from regular ones? (For example, did you know that most race cars don't have real headlights? The heavy lights are replaced with decals.)
Message
Social Behavior:
Sends the message that it's rewarding to do good things for others.
Consumerism:
Connected to and designed to promote the marketing juggernaut that is NASCAR (at least, given that the organization is in the title, they're not trying to hide the association in any way). Tire maker Goodyear's name is attached to the group that remodels cars.
Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
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Common Sense says
What's the story?
Reviewed by Lucy Maher
Is it any good?
NASCAR Angels lacks the suspense (and violent crashes) inherent in the sport's races, but more than makes up for that "lack" with its feel-good makeovers. Car buffs will want to tune in, as will parents looking for shows that the whole family can watch together.
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