Fiasco total: Madres detectives

Honestly just not interesting. Found my attention wandering and it did nothing to keep me engaged. Just a story about a drug bust and not up to the usual standard of the trainwreck series. There has been a lot of failed reality tv shows so I'm not sure why this was targeted to make a show out of.

Don't waste your time. I hope they either stop making trainwreck shows, or go back to the drawing board because the originals (Woodstock etc) were just a completely different class to this. It seems the producers are just making shows for the hell of it now. We're staring down the barrel of 'Trainwreck: Trainwreck'

We didn't want to do reality TV, but....

This was painful; honestly, this is one of the most awful things I've seen in quite a while. I watched it out of curiosity. I'll put it out there that I detest reality TV, especially bilge like the Kardashians.

All I saw in sorry was egotists, one after the other, the kind of people that talk at you and have only their own selfish interests at heart. Am I just a grumpy old Brit? Would anyone genuinely want to watch a show called PI Moms? I should imagine that trying to tickle the belly of an oceanic whitetip would be a more pleasurable experience.

Undercover Carl? Was he quite as bashful and dumb as he made out to be? I think he seemed to be the smartest one of the lot. Regarding the missing girl, nobody was interested in her; they were more concerned about their careers and the fact that Carl, who had actually made something of a career for himself, found her. Come on, what the actual?

1/10.

We didn't want to do reality TV, but....

This was painful; honestly, this is one of the most awful things I've seen in quite a while. I watched it out of curiosity. I'll put it out there that I detest reality TV, especially bilge like the Kardashians. All I saw in sorry was egotists, one after the other, the kind of people that talk at you and have only their own selfish interests at heart.

Am I just a grumpy old Brit? Would anyone genuinely want to watch a show called PI Moms? I should imagine that trying to tickle the belly of an oceanic whitetip would be a more pleasurable experience.

Undercover Carl? Was he quite as bashful and dumb as he made out to be? I think he seemed to be the smartest one of the lot. Regarding the missing girl, nobody was interested in her; they were more concerned about their careers and the fact that Carl, who had actually made something of a career for himself, found her. Come on, what the actual?

1/10.

They seemed to have really tried to stretch a story that is not a trainwreck into something....that is not a trainwreck. Too much effort using real people in re-creation scenes about a story that is soooo boring. There is no real arc nor explanation as to what the actual trainwreck is and when the story is explained, completely disjointed.

Their Woodstock series was pretty great - as a Brit barely into adolescence when Woodstock '99 happened, I found it fascinating, intelligently done and powerfully objective. When I saw they were spinning off into a series, I was eager and hungry for more - finally, a production banner for magazine-documentaries with some real quality behind it. Something to look forward to.

Man, how wrong I was.

Astroworld was decent, for the same reasons as above really - it's a story I didn't know. Not as gripping or as detailed as ...Woodstock '99, but still interesting and entertaining. The Toronto mayor one wasn't anywhere near detailed enough - still a great story but given the tragic end he met, frustratingly superficial.

Since then, they've ALL been trash - entertaining, but absolute trash. A real departure from the brutal brilliance of their debut - and I didn't think they could get more cloying and heavy-handed than the balloon boy episode. Then they dropped PI moms.

What a load of garbage. It felt more like a propaganda piece than a documentary, like who is this for?! It wasn't remotely an interesting enough story - shock horror! Fame-hungry actor treads on others to get ahead! Not worthy of an episode of Dateline, let alone a Netflix documentary.

Don't waste your time.