The Moment Of Truth

I wouldn't get on that show. Family is too important to me, to hurt those I love for money. We all have thoughts in our heads that are nobodies business. Some of the questions are really messed up, I would not answer some of them.

I would not risk my life for money. I cannot imagine having to answer things that might end my marriage, or lose my family.

I saw most of last nights episode. It was not as bad as last weeks where the lady ruined her marriage. I don't think these people are greedy, I really believe that they want to be honest with people and use money as motivation. Even though they ask though questions, I don't feel that this show is any more difficult than that Amnesia show where people have to recall details about their lives that could hurt other (I saw a commercial where the guy had to recall what dress his wife was wearing then they got married).

I watch it. I wouldn't do the show, but not just that show. i wouldn't do any game show. I am way to shy to be up in front of people like that. I don't think the show is all about greed. I think that these people want to get the truth out and heck, why not win 100,000 while doing it.

No, I don't watch it. I thimk it goes too far. I would never want to be on a show like that. I can't believe anyone would.

I saw the first episode, and that was it for me. The game, even with a contestant's first question, is TOO focused on trying to build suspense, and you end up with a ridiculously-slowly-paced game. Also, many questions are subjective, so they're basically giving themselves an out to keep too many 'nothing-to-hide' people from walking away rich. The first guy lost when he 'lied' about a question involving if he's ever touched a client (he was a personal trainer) "too much" or something like that. Well, whose decision is it how much is "too much"? Obviously a personal trainer would have a lot more physical contact with someone than the average person. It was an unfair question, and a lot of them are like that. They dropped the ball big-time; that show had potential, but you can see even on the show's own message board how many people were unsatisfied with it.