But it will be the child who needs therapy. And if he doesn't believe it, he can watch the same TV footage of his swinging parents that the whole world got to see. It didn't have to be that way. After Fox found out the couple lied, it could have stopped the show and started production over to protect the child. But the parents made it through five of the 12 days of shooting, which translated into three episodes.
Producers can still cancel the coming two episodes.
But they won't, because they already have advertisers lined up around them. My problem with reality TV starts here. Next, Fox will strand a bunch of crack addicts on a desert island and let us watch to see who convulses first. Then at the last minute, they'll helicopter in a bunch of pushers. Whoever survives gets a suite for life at the Betty Ford Clinic.