Whodunnit?

A (staged) death occurs on each show, and viewers will see many disturbing accidents, including car accidents, shootings, stabbings, falls from a horse, etc. Supposed dead bodies are examined on slabs in a "morgue" and we see gruesome injuries such as glass protruding from a woman's forehead. Some sound effects make injuries even more icky. There is a sexually suggestive angle to some of the "murders," as when one victim is menaced while in the shower.

In one scene viewers see a woman remove her clothing before a shower and then wash herself sensually as a frightening stranger watches from outside the stall. She is later fake murdered.

A few "hecks."

Contestants drink wine and champagne at house parties; one guest breaks a glass and giggles that she's had enough champagne.

Parents need to know that Whodunnit? is a unique reality game show in which guests attempt to solve a series of staged murders. Viewers see graphic staged deaths onscreen, including self-immolation, stabbings, shootings, electrocution, along with bloody wounds, bones protruding from the skin, bullets being dug from a "dead" body with a wet, sucking sound. Even more disturbing are the moments when the violence has a sexual edge, as when one victim is watched by a menacing stranger who later "kills" her. Every week, one contestant is fake murdered, and we see the supposed dead bodies of people we've grown to known and sympathize with. Tension is amped up with dramatic music and alarming camera angles; it may all prove traumatic to younger viewers, though perhaps fun for older teens and adults.