So if you're up for a seriously good scare Blair Witch style, grab tight to your favorite security blanket and plug in your night light. Fear earns its name and delivers the goods. Truth is a Jerry Springer - Oprah cocktail de jour . Truth gives you a bizarre glimpse into the lives of real people who confess the most intimate details of their lives. Each episode of Truth will feature the experiences of people between the ages of 18-30 who, alone with a camera, bare their souls.
Subjects range from casual confessions, to buried childhood traumas and sincere regrets.
Because there are no limits and no scripts, topics are up for grabs. The resulting stories run the gamut of everyday issues that affect America's youth-from parental problems, sex, drugs and relationships. One woman tearfully recalls her mother's horrific death from AIDS, while another struggles with her tortured life as a victim of incest. Other stories are much lighter in tone, balancing the emotional weight of the show. Truth has the shock value of Jerry Springer without the violence and the new age spirituality and emotional undertones of Oprah sans the tearful host who commiserates with you.