MILF Manor

Don't misunderstand. Qualitatively it is terrible show. A 3. But it is so over the top, its fun to laugh at it. So 5 whole stars!

To understand, let me start by asking "What if someone intentionally made a TV show so bad, they were sure no one in their right mind would watch it, Then everyone does?" Get your minds out of the rock bottom bedrock folks. This is filmed in Mexico and shown on TLC, so no real Oedipal or Jocasta situations are ever going to be shown or make the light of day if such a thing does happen. Still, after the first episode I checked the social media and at least some really are mothers and sons. EEP!

OK then. Normally I don't watch "reality shows" as they are mostly staged interactions and no real risks. This show starts boring enough: Older women are looking for a "connection" with young men, the "reality show" term for short term sex or less likely, a relationship. So far, meh. Who cares?

Then the TWIST: The pool of young men they must select from are the a son of each of the MILFs.

The humor comes from all the ensuing cringe: * Mom's trying to entice the other young men, in front of their sons, while warning their own sons of the women they don't approve of or worse suggest might be an OK pick. LOL * Young 20 something males of varying (im)maturity, trying to saound mature, use pick up lines and strategies that may work on women their own age, but these older women? Worse, the sons sleep with the moms in different beds of the same bedroom. So trying to "connect" with their woman of choice presents "challenges". Hilarity ensues. Finally, sons trying to prevent their own mom's from "connecting" with other "men" that they don't approve of.

* There are "reality" contests where moms and sons win by knowing each other's "secrets" or weird contests where the least successful person causes themselves AND their familial relation to be expelled from the running, thus encouraging both moms and sons to be "players" LOL.

Reality tv has finally hit the lowest low - mothers between 40 and 60 encouraged to get intimate with kids the age of their sons.

Whats next? Dad's shacked up with their teen daughters?

All those who scratch their heads at how divisive our current politics and society is right now need only to glimpse at what immorality/reality tv is getting away with. The hope is so few people will watch this that the galling lack of morals won't sink in to the general public and that whoever at TLC came up with this disgusting taboo trash is fired.

This endless trend of putting people in a fake luxury backdrop and watching them commit sin is getting old.

Really reaching here. I feel dirty and I cannot find my remote fast enough to change the channel. These women are so fake and narcissistic. I have a wonderful son who would never think any of this was ok. Just gross..This is a sad portrayal of so many things. Mom and son relationships-arrogance of the moms and arrogance and disrespect shown by the sons. I have no issue with relationships where there is an age difference. I am just bothered by the fact that someone thought this was a good concept. Also I am bothered that I have to keep writing because my initial response was too short. Everyone involved with this should really reconsider.

This is one of the trashiest, most horrifying shows I have ever watched and I will 100% be watching every single episode. It's like a terrible car crash that i just can't look away from. I don't know what's worse, the way the moms talk to each other, the way they talk to each others sons, or the way they talk to their own sons. I wouldn't be surprised if this show ended with every mom hooking up with their own child. There is definite sexual chemistry between some of the pairs and it is played up significantly. I leave every episode feeling sick to my stomach and i cannot wait to see what happens next.

Disco Mommy Fever.

I thought this might be a cute, funny show about cougars and since there isn't much to watch right now, why not?

But then came the "plot twist" if you can call it that😬. Yuck and weird are the words that come to mind. I'm all for shock art, but not like this. Without the ridiculous twist, it might have been a funny show.

What I don't understand is why did they not do any research about this ahead of time? Maybe poll their target audience to see if this idea was okay? Did anyone actually speak up on the production team or any where and say "This ain't it"? If so, I guess now is their time to say "I told you so".