'Til Death Do Us Part (truTV)
common sense media says
Campy John Waters docudrama says "I do" to murder.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this docudrama features dramatizations of real-life spousal murders. The element of humor involved adds a campy (or sick, depending on your take) twist to the genre. Some episodes include suggestive sexual behavior (for example, the beginning of a sexual fantasy being played out -- viewers see a couple get riled up and start to take off their clothes and then hear moaning and rhythmic bumping). Married couples behave badly toward each other -- lying, cheating, and, of course, murdering.
Violence:
Every episode ends in a murder. In one episode, for example, a wife is murdered by two men who put a plastic bag over her head -- viewers watch as she struggles and then takes her last breath.
Sex:
Highly sexual -- without actually showing all that much. For example, in one episode, a couple begins a sexual role-playing encounter and start to remove their clothes, moan loudly, and thump against the wall rhythmically.
Language:
"Dammit," "hell," etc.
Consumerism:
In one episode, a husband gives his wife a Land Rover to convince her to sleep with him more often.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Social drinking, plus some moderately heavy drinking in response to stress.
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