Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that this "celebreality" show features party scenes with women in tight clothes who virtually fall over themselves to be noticed by legendary rock star Gene Simmons. Alcohol is prevalent, some mild cursing is common, and the show serves as evidence of our fame-obsessed culture. But the Simmons family members also clearly care deeply about one another, and both parents make efforts to communicate with their kids, acknowledge their concerns, and be involved in their lives. Watch for some relationship drama, including indications of infidelity and deception between Simmons and his partner in later episodes.

Sexual Content

Scantily dressed women hang all over Gene whenever he goes in public. Innuendoes and suggestive comments are common in such scenes. Gene and partner Shannon Tweed (who have been together for 20+ years) have never married, in part because Simmons occasionally does more than flirt with other women.

Violence

Not applicable

Language

"Hell," "tits," "suck," and "damn" are used infrequently. Anything stronger (which is fairly rare) is bleeped.

Social Behavior

Despite the trappings of Simmons' rock star lifestyle, the show's underlying messages are about the importance of family and parental involvement.

Consumerism

Not applicable

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Party scenes include lots of alcohol, and the action is so chaotic that it's hard to tell who's really of age and who isn't.