Killer Relationship with Faith Jenkins

Faith is overqualified to be hosting a show like "Killer Relationships." She has many talents but they're all demeaned on "Killer Relationships." If you've been successful as a tv courtroom judge, the last place I'd expect you to turn up is hosting a show that requires no academic credentials. Further, the show's premise is meaningless, ie, "Killer Relationships." All shows of this kind, eg, Dateline model, include so-called "Killer Relationships." It's painful to see Ms. Jenkins gesturing and looking seriously into the camera, then pausing for emphasis before the words "Killer Relationships."

I am enjoying this series but sadly I have to agree with the other reviewers. Faith Jenkins is just cringe in this. I'm sure she is a lovely person. I never did watch her other shows so she may have done well in those. This show is just not her ministry.

It seems like she is over acting for effect and it's frankly just awkward. I dont think the commentary is necessary.

All of the stories are so sad. I'm currently watching the polygamy case. These men are so awful. The most shocking so far was the BC Canada case of the mother who hired hit men to kill her ex-daughter in law.

I really enjoy watching these types of shows although they are pretty grim but I find it helps me to be very cautious when it comes to men.

Faith Jenkins should NOT be narrating anything. She is TERRIBLE! She is boring and totally awful on air. Why does anyone think she is suited to narrating a television series. The premise of.the series is interesting, but I just cannot listen to her. Could you not find a person with experience to do the job? If this is the best the network can do, I need to rethink what I am watching. I will occasionally check to see if you found someone good at the job she has been given. I am very disappointed because I like have always been fascinated by true crime programs. I sincerely hope that ID tv finds someone new.

The cases covered are so-so, but not at the level of a typical Dateline, 20-20, or even 48 Hours. Production values are lacking, but it would still be watchable if it weren't for Faith Jenkins talking endlessly about herself. It cracks me up when she refers to herself as a judge, when as far as I can tell her experience in that position is limited to TV "court" shows.

5 stars is being generous. I used to watch it if nothing else was on but Faith talking about herself drove me away. She's attractive and accomplished in her own right so it's strange that the show tries to represent her as something she isn't.

I love true crime but Dateline and 48 Hours etc work because the hosts know how to present a case in a way that keeps the viewer hooked. Faith Jenkins is just pure cringe, every segment starts with "when I was a prosecutor, when I was a judge, we in law enforcement..." Good lord, who cares? It just detracts, pulling the show down. 4 out of 10 just for the stories themselves.