iCrime with Elizabeth Vargas

Elizabeth, The name of the car is Tesla... Pronounced TESS-LA... NOT TEZZ-LA.

The name of another car is JAG-WAR... NOT JAG-WIRE.

Also, I agree with the previous review as far as these videos are redundant to what is on social media. The commentary on the show is kind of... let's say, drab. I don't see this show lasting unless they get a little more creative and entertaining. Get some more funny videos and less of the same old car accidents/police chases.

It is a little crazy that a review has to be six hundred characters! There is not that much to say! Three hundred is plenty!

This show needs to lighten up.

An analysis of old videos that have gone viral some of the videos are at least over a year old and she brings in "experts" to analyze or give their legal take on these videos you can watch the same by going on Instagram or number of social media outlets and see the same thing without the long drawn out boring analysis. Many of the videos I have seen months ago on shows like customer wars or neighborhood wars and their presentation is much more exciting than this "serious" analysis of videos that have gone viral some of the videos presented don't have any sound so you really don't know what's going on. My recommendation is don't bother or watch another show that shows videos.

Dude, the road rage videos make me laugh so much. I looked at their YouTube and the title, "Fight breaks out in Bath And Body Works." shows exactly what this show is all about. Other really funny video names include, "Couple follows person home after road rage on highway.", "Person tries to break in then tries to convince that they're not doing anything wrong", and "Streamer pepper-sprays her friend online." Absolutely baffling. I love it.

You can also watch videos like "Idiots in Cars" and, if it's your taste, those deadly looking fail videos if you watch all of the episodes. 10 outta 10. Love it.

This is a fairly entertaining program, and of course, does show videos you can find on a number of other sites and programs. There are, however, a couple of very annoying things they do with "real" videos all pf us viewers could do without.

The worst thing is adding extra stock video footage and photographs in an existing video! In one video concerning pawned items, there were photos of Gold and Silver Pawn in Las Vegas, a business having absolutely nothing to do with the featured video. As a business owner myself, I can honestly say I would be furious if my business was identified as being involved in the crime committed!

The second annoying thing is when they felt they need to hav some psycho analyst give their opinion as to why the particular individual featured committed the activity.