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I don't see how anyone could hold the show responsible. I have only watched the show a few times but i did see the episode mentioned above. The women new what she was getting into before she even sat in the chair. You can not blame a television show for breaking up a marriage. All you can fault the show for is making her tell the truth and seriously why is that such a bad thing? Hopefully this has taught her a little bit of responsibility and to hold herself accountable for her actions. A lesson that everyone could benefit from...... melissa