Killer Relationship with Faith Jenkins

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 crimes that they portray are very interesting and they do a good job of presenting it but Faith...I cringe every time she talks. She is so full of herself, if I hear one more time how she was a prosecutor or a judge (not a real judge, she does Divorce Court on tv). I would give the show a 10 but rated it down because of her. Please get someone else as host!!

I sat through the first season but I don't know if I can watch any more seasons if she's still in it. I don't have a problem with her voice she's okay when she's not putting in her own two cents worth into the narrative. Anyways - good crime show just need a new host.

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.

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."

Cases are very interesting and coverage of the families and friends stories always adds more depth. Done with empathy and without making it too much like entertainment but the host should be cut out. The amount of times she says "because of my career as a prosecuter/judge" etc is cringey, we're here to listen to the story of the victim, not your C. V.