Parents need to know that this caught-on-camera series makes constant fun of "stupid" criminals. The host -- a comedian dressed as a police officer -- is a harshly stereotyped Southern "deputy" who encourages viewers to laugh at the criminals' poor decisions. Also mined for humor are vehicle crashes and collisions between cars and pedestrians (injuries aren't shown up close or in detail), and even the actions of real-life cops. Kids who watch could end up taking police work (and authority in general) much less seriously.
Positive messages:The series sometimes casts an unfavorable light on law-enforcement officials. The host -- a comedian dressed as a police officer -- encourages viewers to laugh at criminals' misfortune and lack of intelligence, and the voice-over commentary puts similarly judgmental words in the mouths of some of the real cops. The host also uses language and mannerisms to broadly stereotype Southern police officers.
Violence:Vehicle crashes and scenes of people getting hit by cars are common. But injuries aren't shown up close; usually the scene cuts away quickly as victims lie motionless on the ground.
i think this is one of the funniest shows i've seen. i really like how they put comedy in the cops vs. bandits kinda thing. it makes it interesting to watch. i would not suggest it to little kids though