The Moment of Truth (Fox)

I've heard this said, and it's really true: This show is like a car wreck: it's horrible to watch, but you can't look away. I, personally, love it. It's probably a "guilty pleasure", but I haven't missed an episode yet. No one makes these people come on the show. They try out, they take the polygraph, and they come out and sit down, knowing the questions they were asked, and knowing that 21 of those questions are going to be asked on national television. I'm not saying it's a good or smart thing to do, but it's their choice. I think most people like this show for the same reason they like to gossip: it's fun to know these little, embarrassing details of a person's life. Watching the show, in my opinion, is harmless. Watching it is not going to want to make kids lie. However, due to the sexual nature of a good part of the questions, I wouldn't say this show is for kids.

WOW. very revealing. although some may find the answers to the questions funny, relationships and families are completely destroyed. the worst part is this is the show's theme. the show focuses on the sex and drinking of the answerer. i wouldn't reccomend this to teens younger than 13... and still sensitive for us...

does not portray any of the values I want my children to possess. teaches that it is ok to hurt people and just overall a disgusting waste of time

The Moment of truth is just plain mean. Some might say that it is the contestant's fault that he/she did these things in the first place but: 1. Why is it America's business? 2. Sometimes the past is meant to stay in the past. 3. What about the innocent spouses parents and freinds? Sadly, it is addicting in its scandolous ways and I do admit to watching it. But it puts a mean spin on the truth and sometimes it isn't worth the money.

the show is fine, and it's kinda funny when they get busted for things. but why do they have to take forever, it's like they want to build dramatic effect, but can't. the show is okay overall. it's completely fine for kids, but they might get some questions, which is completely fine. they need to know that you shouldn't try to hide the truth. when they ask that guy, "do fat people repulse you," with the fat lady asking it, i would have straight up said yes. fun stuff.