go too far?

i don't think so. people volunteer to go on the show and they know what questions they are going to answer. do they really not think they are not going to ask the most controversial questions?

Most of the time the shit is so played and overdramatized... but like Cree said, they know what they should be expecting on the show. A lot is left open for interpretation and naturally we interpret it to the 10th degree.

The episode where the chick was married to a guy named Frank, had her ex-bf named Frank come and ask if her if he would be a better husband.... she knew that was coming and mostly expected to situate a divorce. It's rather retarded that she felt it necessary to do that on national television, but hey, people have their vices. I just loved how they finished her off with a subjective question that really had no honest answer. Good job answering that one, you stupid cunt.


I'm curious when they're going to get an honest person on there....

I SRSLY think we should go on there.

You can sit in the seat though. I have things I'd rather not have the whole wide world know. Just the internets. lol

It would suck for other people though. Brutal honesty, lack of shame or fear to answer anything.

"Would you put it in her bum again?"

Yes. Yes, I would.

I think I would be the best participant this show has ever seen.

However the show is gay, and I have not even seen it.

yeah i haven't watched it yet either.

from what i understand and see on commercials, it seems to come down to "are your personal relationships worth half a million dollars"

I haven't watched the show. I wouldn't put myself in such a situation, not only because I wouldn't want to share certain things on national television, but also because the average reliability of polygraph testing has not been shown to be anywhere near 100% (although some have claimed that new or improved techniques may approach 90-100% accuracy).