Parents need to know that some of the disagreements up for debate in this game show aren't kid-friendly, such as an ongoing argument between a husband who wants to install a stripper pole for a little fun in the bedroom and his wife, who adamantly refuses. But the show's late-night time slot should preclude most younger viewers from seeing anything they shouldn't. Just know that topics -- and content -- can change from week to week.
Positive messages:The general message is that marriage generates conflict that requires a third-party referee. There's no sense of real resolution or compromise.
Positive role models:The couples' problems aren't serious, but many seem like they're playing up conflict for the sake of the cameras.
Violence:Some spats deal with death (ie. a dead pet or a long-deceased relative).
Sex:Some light kissing and sexual humor (a couple argues about whether they should have a stripper pole in their bedroom, etc.) Provocative terms like "sexy" and "get freaky-deaky."
Language:Some spouses bicker on camera and tell each other to "shut up," etc.
Consumerism:Barbasol sponsors a regular wrap-up segment called the "Barbasol Shot of the Day." Contestants win a cruise from Royal Caribbean International.