Consumer 101

One word for this show. Dumb. I think I might have lost brain cells from watching only 5 minutes of it. It feels like you're watching a cringey kid show. Very annoying.

I wont blame Jack Rico. I am guessing he was told to do this.

Stop trying to entertain me. Give me the info. And review stuff the way the car test crew does on youtube. Too much stock footage, too mich scripting. The gold standard for how much you can do this and still be serious is this old house.

Epic fail on this. Production company who put thos together should be fired.

I thought it provided helpful information to those with less experience on certain topics. Yes, it can be pretty cheesy and cringe at times, but I think it can be informative and interesting to younger audiences such as teens not just adults. It may be better if it sets a specific target audience and structure itself to that audience.

The ideal audience is the lobotomy circuit. You will learn more on your own. Pass.

Consumer rights are often abused, it's good to know the pitfalls and scams. But when a show starts with the phrase 'This show is educational and informational' you instantly realise that the producers have dumbed it down to the Nth level. It's 'Informative' you idiots, you can't just make up words. Then on to the really unscientific article about bike safety helmets, with the added drama of an exploding melon in slow-mo. The physiology of the skull and brain bare no relation to a melon, trust me on this. Warriors and Knights of old didn't once charge into battle with a melon on their heads, but certainly had skulls way more robust than one. Why is the presenter dude so upbeat and chipper when delivering a message about death and the gory ways of dying on a pushbike?! If this was in the parody section of comedy, I'd go with it, like a Spinal Tap kind of thing. Yet it's not, it actually wants to be taken seriously. Don't. I suspect that product placement is funding this show. Beware and don't believe a word until you fact check it and review some independent reviews as well. This is what TV for thickos has become.