Eric & Jessie: Game On
By Melissa Camacho,
Common Sense Media Reviewer
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Celeb-couple reality show gets steamy; some drinking.

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What's the Story?
ERIC & JESSIE: GAME ON is a reality series staring Denver Broncos wide receiver Eric Decker and pop-country singer Jessie James as they begin their new life together. The series begins as the engaged couple plans their wedding and tries to figure out where they're going to live once Decker's contract with the team expires. Helping them keep their Colorado household together is James' sister, Sydney. Figuring out how to manage their very different professional worlds isn't always easy, but the two are determined to make it work and live a blissful life happily ever after.
Is It Any Good?
Eric & Jessie: Game On features lots of voyeuristic moments as the straight-laced Decker and the rather wild James enjoy being a new, committed couple. It also highlights how things such as their career commitments, fame, and other issues continually challenge their ability to be together.
They are a likable pair, but, outside of their good looks, some silly pranks, and steamy encounters, there isn't much going on here. However, folks looking for some guilty entertainment may find the risque moments entertaining enough to tune in.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about the reasons people choose to appear on a reality show. Is it the fame? Money? Is it appropriate to allow cameras to record personal or intimate moments between cast members?
Who decides what TV shows get made? What kinds of shows would you produce if you were in charge?
TV Details
- Premiere date: September 29, 2013
- Cast: Eric Decker, Jessie James, Sydney James
- Network: E!
- Genre: Reality TV
- TV rating: TV-14
- Last updated: October 14, 2022
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