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The Steve Wilkos Show

  • TV Series
  • 2007–
  • TV-14
  • 1h
IMDb RATING
5.0/10
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Steve Wilkos in The Steve Wilkos Show (2007)
Talk Show

Follow Steve Wilkos as he tackles serious topics dealing primarily with adultery, domestic abuse, fatherhood, disrespectful children, and teen pregnancy.Follow Steve Wilkos as he tackles serious topics dealing primarily with adultery, domestic abuse, fatherhood, disrespectful children, and teen pregnancy.Follow Steve Wilkos as he tackles serious topics dealing primarily with adultery, domestic abuse, fatherhood, disrespectful children, and teen pregnancy.

  • Creator
    • Steve Wilkos
  • Stars
    • Steve Wilkos
    • Daniel Ribacoff
    • Peter A Kelly
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    • Creator
      • Steve Wilkos
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      • Steve Wilkos
      • Daniel Ribacoff
      • Peter A Kelly
    • 66User reviews
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    Steve Wilkos
    Steve Wilkos
    • Self - Host
    • 2007–2025
    Daniel Ribacoff
    Daniel Ribacoff
    • Self - Polygraph Examiner
    • 2007–2013
    Peter A Kelly
    • Self - Head of Security
    • 2007
    Abbie-Rose Attaya
    Abbie-Rose Attaya
    • Super fan…
    Carol Shook
    • Aerobics Student
    • 2007
    Joseph Chocallo
    • Contestant
    • 2012
    Jerry Springer
    Jerry Springer
    • Self - Special Guest
    • 2013
    Maury Povich
    Maury Povich
    • Self - Special Guest
    • 2015
    Deidra Holiday
    • Deidra
    Kaitlyn Courville
    • Panelist
    • 2017
    Augustus Alfonsi
    • Self - SuperFan
    • 2017
    Dylan Lyness
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      • Steve Wilkos
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    5The_Light_Triton

    Steve Wilkos, the Dr. Phil for trailer trash

    Ever notice when you watch a show like Dr. Phil, he's always saying what's blatantly obvious, but slower so he sounds smarter? Steve Wilkos is like that too, except the blatantly obvious is that guys shouldn't abuse their girlfriends (and Vice Versa) and that if you make a baby you take care of it and don't dump the mother.

    I enjoy that trashy afternoon TV with all those commercials for community colleges, lawyers, and structured settlement people in between. Some people can call Steve a bully and say his show is trash, and to a degree it is. It's Jerry Springer but with a drill sergeant as an alternative to a coddling politician. And the subjects on the show are cut and paste.

    You have to remember that some people enjoy drama and others enjoy seeing how much better they live their lives than others. Shows like Steve Wilkos give that pleasure.
    9johnnymacbest

    Better than "Jerry Springer" in my opinion.

    Jerry Springer may have some major competition this fall with the release of the Steve Wilkos Show. Unlike Springer which is nothing but pure exhibition with sexual innuendo and brawls, this show offers tough love with compassion from the big bad bald guy himself: Steve Wilkos. One episode that incensed me was "Devil Mom" where a woman used her own daughter to perform sexual intercourse in exchange for cash. I really felt for Steve when he tried to help her stop doing what she was doing to her daughter. That episode was really powerful.

    All in all the show is great, the host is great, the stories are engaging and poignant with some glimmer of hope for the guests and so on. So what if it's not Springer. Give this show a chance and you will not be disappointed.
    abrickmanjr-128-119110

    Here is an email I sent Steve Part 1

    Hello Steve, This email is to say a couple of things.

    I first and foremost want to clarify that I understand the guests on your show are under agreement, and have guidelines they have to follow if they want to be on T.V.

    That being said, I come to the point to this email. I am in no way condoning bad behavior from one party or the other, but your behavior and the way you do things is completely inappropriate, not too mention unorthodox.

    Let me explain, While guests are in fact under agreement, that does not give you the right to manipulate the conversation to go one way or the other. If you are as you say "A mediator" then your job is to do just that. A mediator doesn't start saying HAVE YOU EVER, or other sentences of the nature and setting out a situation by using in a voice tone, that will turn the conversation the way you want it to, thus manipulating the outcome to make someone look bad. You have a habit of emphasizing certain things during the conversation to make one part right, while the other party gets screwed. Again while some people are guilty and I do not condone bad behavior, there are guests that got shafted despite actually being innocent.

    LIE DETECTOR TESTS: You being an ex-police officer really surprises me, that you do not understand, (Either that or you do know this, but do not care) that a lie detector test cannot ever be used to prove someone is lying. In fact, a lie detector test cannot ever even be used to prove someone is even being deceptive. Also that gentleman who you have come up and start explaining how they work, is completely ludicrous. Just because he says how it works and what happens, that means he is right? Who is he anyway and where did he come from? I'm surprised one of your guests have not bothered to even question who he is and what makes him right. All we have is his word. While I'm not saying that, he is not who he says it is I'm just pointing out how no guest has ever questioned this, because I know I have.

    MULTIPLE TESTS Another thing is that you say we gave you a lie detector test multiple times, as if that holds any credibility. Again I'm surprised you as being someone of law enforcement it is not aware that failing it 6 times if the same as failing it once, you can give someone the same test 90 times, the result will never change, so it is not relevant how many times it was given. This makes it complete pointless to do multiple tests and doesn't prove anything.

    COUNTER MEASURES I have seen one or two shows where you told someone that they tried to use counter measures. Contrary to popular belief, there is also no such thing as counter measures when dealing with lie detectors either. Counter Measures was a concept that was designed and used by the FBI while interrogating terrorists being profiled by the FBI to think they could relax during interrogation to let their guard down. It is simply a misleading statement nothing more.

    GUESTS AND LIE DETECTOR TESTS: When it comes to guests and lie detector tests on your show, every single one of your guests all have one thing in common, and they are already emotionally unstable with what they are on your show for to begin with. This in turn gives another solid and valid reason why the lie detector tests being given cannot be used to prove anything. If someone is already feeling they are condemned, and they are given the test, whether they actually did anything or not, they will still fail the test. The same holds true if someone remains calm during the test.

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    ericgrooms

    That show is fixed his lie detector test is all false need to be taken off the air

    Lie detector test are false let the people choose theirs
    IrockGswift

    No belly rubs there

    I enjoy watching The Steve Wilkos Show. I like the way he doesn't go for the lame excuses of his guest about why there are not taking care of their children,beating and abusing their spouse or loved ones etc.. They get no sympathy from Steve when his guest try to make themselves out to be the victim. This especially when a grown man twist his baby leg for crying too much that's ridiculous. Also a man with an HIV virus is willing to spread the virus to other people because he feels it was deliberately given to him. This doesn't makes sense and I don't blame Steve for yelling at them because they're a bunch of lowlife scumbags. Grown men and woman who refuse to take responsibility for anything is a waste. Instead they make excuses and put no effort into making their situation better. Now Steve could be a hot-head sometimes but however its justifiable when a man doesn't know who is abusing their child. Steve is a reasonable man and he is willing to help those who want to be helped,but you have to show him some effort. At the end of show he usually reads his fans e-mails and those who don't agree with his screaming and yelling tactics don't have to watch the show. Like Steve said "let a child molester or a pedophile in your home and touch your children in a certain way and offer them some tea and cookies and ask them why they did that". That's not being realistic. Steve is a man with a great heart and it takes courage for him to help an abuser and also a victim.

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    • Trivia
      Steve Wilkos has stated that he doesn't enjoy watching episodes from the first season of his show because he felt that all he did was yell at people and throw chairs. Richard Dominick, the show's executive producer for the first season, encouraged Wilkos to be excessively angry with guests. When Dominick left the show at the end of the first season Wilkos's wife Rachelle took over the role of executive producer, and Wilkos has commented that she has encouraged him to be himself on the show.
    • Quotes

      Steve wilkos: Get the hell off my stage!

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    • Release date
      • September 10, 2007 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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      • English
    • Also known as
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    • Filming locations
      • Chicago, Illinois, USA
    • Production company
      • NBC Universal Television
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    • Runtime
      • 1h(60 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1
      • 1.78 : 1

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