Parents need to know that this reality series -- in which men with a net worth of more than $1 million try to win/buy the affection of a reality "celebrity" -- sends the message that money and materialism can buy love (or at least attention) and that exploiting men for their money is OK. Expect lots of bleeped swearing ("s--t," "f--k"), sexual innuendo, and drinking. Contestants often argue and throw things, and some challenges require them to physically fight each other. High-end brands like Rolls Royce, Audi, and Tiffany’s are often discussed and/or shown. Note: This series was cancelled after one of the contestants became a murder suspect and fled the country.
Positive messages:The possibility for genuine romantic feelings exists, but buying Megan’s
affection is central to the show's premise.
Positive role models:Megan openly admits to wanting to be a trophy
wife and sees nothing wrong with encouraging men to spend money on her to win
her affection. Not too much diversity among the contestants.
Violence:Some of the challenges require men to physically wrestle
each other. There's also constant arguing among the men; some throw drinks in others' faces, break items, and engage in other similar violent behavior.
Sex:Strong sexual innuendo, including endless
references to various sexual practices. Megan and her friends like wearing
string bikinis and cleavage-baring outfits. Men are shown with bare chests and
more revealing exotic outfits, but there's no actual nudity. One millionaire is a proud
distributor of exotic sex toys and pornography items. It's suggested that one of the contestants is gay.
Language:Words like "hell" are audible, while curses like "f--k" and
"s--t" are frequent but fully bleeped.
Consumerism:High-end brands like
Tiffany’s and Rolls Royce are frequently shown and/or discussed (Megan wants lots of expensive gifts).
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:Endless consumption (and throwing) of wine, champagne, beer, and
mixed drinks.
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Absolutely the worst show I've seen since Spongebob Squarepants. Megan is quite possibly the most idiotic and dull person to ever get a reality tv show.