Interview with a Killer

So, the guy "interviews" killers that could want and need attention. The cases are old and adjudicated , so the families get to re-live that horror. The host of this sitcom thinks, apparently, that he's asking "tough" questions. Interrupting and pointing out the obvious is NOT an interview and certainly is not "tough." This genre of TV shows are money makers, I guess. This country certainly loves violence. But don't be fooled. They are NOT educational. Although they have created a cottage industry of psychologists /psychiatrists, DAs, and mental health experts, who have never even assessed the killer, who run over each other to get on the next murder shore. They do NOT deter. They are entertainment. Entertainment for a blood thirsty population. Turn' em off. One start because I can't give less.