Parents need to know that although this reality series -- which follows U.S. women attending a British finishing school to change their negative behavior and become "ladies" -- offers some positive messages about self respect, it also promotes stereotypical ideas about how women should act. Expect lots of cursing (though the strongest words are bleeped), drinking (as well as drug references), and cat fighting among the participants. The show also has plenty of sexual innuendo, including references to stripping and Webcam sites and scenes of women kissing each other. And some of the women talk about earlier iffy behavior like getting arrested.
https://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/the-girls-of-hedsor-hall#They give ratings on Positive messages (0 stars), Violence (3 stars), Sex (3 stars), Language (3 stars), Consumerism (3 stars), Drinking, drugs, & smoking (4 stars). Overall it got a 2 out of five and was rated for 15+.
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https://www.commonsensemedia.org/about-us/our-mission#about-usThis is the only other website that lists Donald Trump as being associated with the series. IMDB.com which usually is very reliable for listing production credits does not mention Trump at all. The Wikipedia entry for it has NO information on the production crew.
OOHH! PICTURES!
http://www.zimbio.com/photos/Tara+Conner/MTV+Donald+Trump+Girls+Hedsor+Hall+Press+Conference/RyOVzPnKRiC
Notice where Tara Conner's hands are in the pic with her standing while Trump is sitting.
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