Utah polygamists star in reality TV show

[Commando]

Yes, and those 4 ugly wives all have to share 1 ugly husband. None of them is particularly attractive. They're reality TV stars, so they look like regular people.

I don't even want to get into the Hell it must be to have to share that dirtbag.... however, I must clarify that I am not being prejudicially superficial here; even the people less genetically gifted can bump up their rating a few notches by hitting the gym once in a while, not eating bulls#it for breakfast-lunch-and-dinner, visiting a beauty shop- Hell- even using shampoo and conditioner once in a while would be a start.

Having said that, my main object of marvel here is how the Hell this mulleted clown can support 4 families on his back??

[Shaka]

I swear this guy is familiar to me. I know he's in advertising but his voice is so familiar. I wonder if he didn't do some time as a radio personality.

[frank ryan]

Having said that, my main object of marvel here is how the Hell this mulleted clown can support 4 families on his back??

There must be some mlm money involved somehow

[wuapinmon]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/sister-wives-stars-face-felony-28429

[wuapinmon]

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/12/us...gamy.html?_r=2

[NorthwestUteFan]

The state of Utah has a very strange selection process in choosing whom to prosecute. I was always astounded that the Jeffs clan was allowed to go on unprosecuted for some pretty horrific things (forcing young teenage girls to marry men in their 50s and hold them 'captive' at the compound, beat them with leather belts for trying to escape, etc) for decades, but Tom Green was prosecuted essentially because he would go on talk shows. I think they got Tom Green on 'welfare fraud', or something like that.

They ALL did the same thing (having each individual wife file for food stamps as a 'single mother'), and some of the groups had a significant history of violence against their members. But only the one who goes on Montel or Oprah or Jerry Rivers (Geraldo) got to spend time in the pokey.

The state essentially remains hands-off unless they dare open up and go public, which then embarrasses the state (and especially the church) in the media. This guy with the reality show is similar, and will likely get his ass handed to him by a religiously zealous prosecutors and complicit judges (who feel the polyggies cast a dark shadow on the church) for no real crime.