fearfulofspiders This is, without a doubt, an absurd television show. Cheaters is the kind of show that you can only handle a few episodes at a time, mainly because most episodes are redundant, but all are always predictable. There was one episode where they showed segments of where people were not getting cheated on, but still got divorced/unengaged/broken-up-with, which is sad but still something new that hasn't been covered before -- and what makes viewers question as they see the guilty party get the snot slapped out of themselves.The host(s) are okay, though the way the confrontations go down could REALLY seem less hostile, which would make things go a little smoother, rather than bad grammar and swear words go flying all over the place. It really is comedic in a way, because all the people that come on this show are ghetto-trash or white-trash, and to hear the idiotic things these morons say is hilarious and pitiful at the same time.All in all, Cheaters has some serious flaws, however it is a guilty pleasure that I watch when nothing else is on. There's key episodes of Greco getting stabbed, arrested, etc. but those are so far and few between the ranting, that it comes off as lackluster.If you're a fan of Jerry Springer and COPS, I could recommend this. It is trash TV, but considering nothing else is really on during that specific time-slot, then watch it.

Dream_seeker IN this day in age where it can be easy to cheat and just as easier to lie and be around the bush about it, this show hits on that topic with tenacity and pushes the boundaries that many are afraid to confront the person on. Typically a real person calls in or goes online talks about their relationship and discusses on if and why the person is cheating (you know the warning signs, behaviors, etc). the investigators do their job and investigate the scenario to discover if the person is cheating or not; and the end results....well it can be explosive at most...but the end result is real, honest, and most people will feel and agree on how the person would react cause i'm sure many (including myself) would feel the same way if our loved one cheated on us.Sometimes the person is stupid enough to go back into the relationship and some are just as smart to move on from it; Either way the result is a tough, hard hitting show that should get credit for hitting on a topic that is tough to hit on when it comes to relationships...this show does change lives and set examples for those that are watching, "You think you can get away with the crime of cheating but sometimes....karma is a B**ch when you get caught!".Now, most people would say, well that's in invasion of privacy and that this show jeopardize relationships that not fully true; the fact is that 70% percent of men and woman cheat everyday...and at least 99% of men and woman would hardly tell the person that they are, most would rather lie just to get away with it; Cheaters fights back on those types of BS and hits hard and helps the person who is being cheated on to find closer or to work it out...in the end when the person is caught its all about choice for the cheater and the cheated. The end result is a good and real show that people should watch with seriousness and relate to that part of you that has been cheated on once but never knew or known and realized that now there's a way to find out.

TylerDurden_FC People will try to make this out to be just another T.V. show that shows people's hurts and pain. Or just more people trying to get their face on television. I completely disagree, and if anyone would even take the time to WATCH the show, and I mean really watch it....they'll realize that it's not the show, but the people in it that will make it less appealing.Cheaters happens to be a free investigation service. And the reason they show it on T.V.is so that their investigations CAN be free, and to publicly declare that infidelity in a relationship is NOT a good idea. I don't care what anyone says, this show has helped as many people as many others. Cheaters are contacted BY the people, and if they're significant other is cheating, then yes...it would be hard, and they sometimes over-react, thus making people think that this show is just "horrible" and "un-called for". Like I said, the people---not the show. Think about it...if you thought that your husband or wife was cheating on you, and you couldn't get enough facts to prove it to yourself...wouldn't it be nice to find out the truth? And have video to back it up? I don't know about you, but I sure as heck wouldn't mind some private eyes looking into it for me and getting some hard facts on innocence or guilt. And Cheaters is darn good at doing that.I love the show, I think it's fantastic. It's Cops--but on a relationship level. Greco is awesome, and this show deserves its Props. Watch it for yourself, and you'll understand. As I said, it's an honest show, with an honest purpose.

Brian Washington This has to be one of the worst television shows in the history of American television. This piece of garbage caters to people who get pleasure on the misery of others and it makes "Fear Factor" look like quality television. It is pretty disgusting to me how people will let out their dirty laundry in public just to get their fifteen minutes of fame. It just is another example of how people will do anything to get on television.It also is pretty disturbing to see the lengths this show would go to just for ratings and no show pointed it out like the episode in which one of the staff got stabbed. I can't see how supposedly intelligent people look at garbage like this. This show pretty much shows how much America has been "dumbed down". I hope that this is the bottoming of American television, because after this it has nowhere else to go but up.