Parents need to know that this spoofy reality series subjects participants to exaggerated versions of typical reality TV scenarios, some of which include yelling, screaming, simulated physical assaults, and more. Expect lots of sexual content -- including references to "screwing," homosexuality, and various sexual practices (though nudity is blurred) -- and strong language (words like “crap," “ass," “damn,” and “bitch” are audible; “f--k” and “s--t” are bleeped).
Positive messages:Some of the pranks seem to go too far; many of those being pranked
appear foolish.
Positive role models:Many of the hopeful reality stars go to great lengths to tolerate iffy behavior and/or participate in
ridiculous/humiliating challenges in order to win what they
believe is a real competition. Their persistence isn't a bad thing, but their willingness to abase themselves (and the show's willingness to do it) doesn't set the best example.
Violence:Arguments and catfights are frequent; actors also pretend to be physically assaulting each other. One episode requires actors/contestants to sit in an electric chair and get shocked.
Sex:Some very strong sexual innuendo, including references to homosexuality. Extremely suggestive images (including posing for racy modeling "photo shoots," etc.). The term “ho” is used in at least one episode. Women are seen in bikinis; men are seen shirtless and in tight bathing suits. Nudity (bare buttocks) is fully blurred.
Language:Words like “ass," “crap," “pissed," and “bitch” are audible and used frequently. Stronger choices, like “f--k” and “s--t,” are bleeped.