Keyshawn Johnson: Tackling Design (A&E)
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Football star tackles new challenge in tame reality show.
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this reality series -- which follows former NFL wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson in his new career as an interior designer -- is pretty mild, though there are a few bleeped curse words (uttered off screen) and an obvious focus on consumer goods used to redecorate houses. There are also a few references to alcohol. Kids aren't likely to find the show particularly compelling, but adults who like this sort of thing will probably enjoy it.
Positive role models:
Johnson isn't always the smoothest, but he's polite and professional and shows that it's possible to start a new career later in life.
Violence:
Occasional disagreements and playful swats between the design team.
Sex:
Very occasional, mild references to designs looking "sexy."
Language:
Words like “idiot” are occasionally audible. Johnson’s other salty phrases are uttered off camera and are fully bleeped.
Consumerism:
The show is a promotional vehicle for Johnson and his new design business. Various flooring, furniture, and design companies are featured and mentioned by name.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Johnson uses expressions like “you can’t drink champagne with beer money." Bars are built in some spaces; design conversations occasionally touch on topics like where to put drinks during social events.
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