Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that this made-for-television movie targeted at adults has unbleeped swearing (in the form of "bulls--t" and "a--hole), although characters don't use strong language constantly. Many scenes involve alcohol, too, and some characters smoke cigarettes. Sexual content isn't overt and is limited to innuendo, with scenes alluding to extramarital affairs and homosexuality.
Sexual
Content
Some sexual innuendo and kissing, plus references to extramarital affairs and homosexuality, but nothing overt.
Violence
One scene involves a physical fight with punching.
Language
Characters give the middle finger and use unbleeped language like "bulls--t," "a--hole," "hell," "damn," and "son of a bitch," although usage isn't constant.
Social
Behavior
Overall, the film raises questions about the merits and motives of "reality" television, revealing the good, bad, and ugly aspects of living your life on camera.
Consumerism
Not applicable
Drugs / Tobacco /
Alcohol
Some characters smoke cigarettes. Social drinking is frequent.