Gone Country (CMT)
common sense media says
Celebrity singers face off in reality contest.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that while the contestants on this reality series -- six celebrity musicians competing for the chance to record and launch a country album -- are generally supportive of each other, they do argue and occasionally smash instruments. There's also some strong language (words like "s--t" are bleeped out), and contestants are seen drinking and taking cigarette breaks. (Check out our video tip for help talking with your kids about media and smoking.)
Violence:
Some arguments between contestants. Some smashing of guitars and other instruments.
Sex:
Some strong sexual innuendo, including some explicit sexual references that are bleeped out.
Language:
Audible language includes words like "damn" stronger language ("motherf----r" and "s--t") is bleeped.
Consumerism:
Features music by Rich, as well as classic hits by the featured performers/contestants.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Some contestants are smokers and are shown taking smoking breaks. Visible consumption of alcohol (wine, beer, mixed drinks), generally in social settings.
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