Tim McDermott (Personal Account)

This newest, 2024 Holiday version is an irreverent mess! Mixing utter boardem, poor jokes, woke competitors, and ridiculous support for immoral purposes (like 'rainbow' reading material for little children) is by far the biggest project failure seen in this series thus far. It’s likely the last Lego I want to step on!

Not much in a form of entertainment here. Weak main focalpoint which tries to convince viewers of its complexity yet answers quickly each weekly subplot with forgettable ease. And again, an addition of a continual homosexual character development remains atrocious in simply another CBS, family avoidable blubberfest. I would classify this production as abundently wokish where taking personal responsibility is a rarity and claiming victimization is everything.

Average at best. The production, filming, editing, and SOME of the acting were generally good. Character development and story flow are below par. This series just seems dark, dingy and slow at times. Casting was atrocious - cringe worthy even. Gutter language is over used, but probably normal given the lower teired audience the show is trying to appease.

A well produced, directed, and edited crime documentary series. I find myself either shocked or disturbed by the stupidity of those accused and convicted of their crime, although one shouldn't be too surprised by their attitude and conversation. Evil abounds - only God can save them!

We've enjoyed the show and the general baking competition. A viewer can learn a lot while rooting for a favorite baker. However the enjoyment stops when an attempt is made to promote sexual lifestyles that never pair well with families who wish to avoid the common immoral choices often passed off as prideful. Nothing can be further from the Godly truth. Stick to baking Food Network!

The Traders reality TV show has a claim to fame in showing the worst of humanity wrapped in an immoral spider's net of greed, self-indulgence, and teenage rumor mongering. This ain't family friendly due to either flamboyant attire or the often utilized homosexual or trans inclusions as if acceptable. It is an interesting concept, but it should have had a less evil, satanic flavor and used more regular folks.

It's a decent watch if you're willing to overlook the indecent sub-plots within characters chosen to build its ongoing storyline. There simply doesn't need to be a victimized homosexual in every series.

It interested me to watch, in terms of a David & Goliath storyline premise, but the continuous druel of over sexed teen behaviors is a real turn-off. It is quite the soap opera to be fair. Shows like this find success by flaunting the worst in childish human nature and calling it entertainment.

Good production value wrapped around some decent storytelling. The main drawback to its enjoyment is the out of place vulgarity. People might simply await its availability on prime time CBS at a later date.

Very well written dialog, great character interactions, and so far, and best of all, no social/political agenda within its narrative. But I'll definitely begin dropping stars if it rears its ugly head.