Parents need to know that this series about home security involves a former thief breaking into a home. Though it's probably not the show's intent, viewers learn methods for burglarizing houses. The hosts strongly promote the use of expensive security systems. Bottom line? Children of all ages may feel more afraid of their surroundings, whether dangerous or not, after watching.
Positive messages:The show's intent is to help people keep their houses safe from burglary, but viewers could theoretically learn how to break into houses by watching the show. The hosts are former thieves who've turned their lives around. Most featured families are white and suburban.
Violence:Fake robber and his accomplices kick down doors, break windows, toss things around, and seem very aggressive while doing so.
Language:Some bleeped cursing, along with words like "suck" and "damn."
Consumerism:Brands of home security equipment are sometimes visible. Hosts strongly promote hiring home security experts and installing expensive security systems.