- Content: “A Special Valentine’s Day for Madison & Tyler”
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What You Need To Know:
The first episode of Season Four of LOVE ON THE SPECTRUM is well-produced and heartwarming. Viewers will gain a better understanding of people with autism. The first episode of Season Four has a strong moral worldview that’s pro-family and pro-marriage. Parents and siblings help their autistic family members pursue love. Also, a young woman says intimacy should be reserved for marriage. The first episode of Season Four has strong Christian content. A young man prays before a meal, and two family homes display Christian symbols. MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for older children for LOVE ON THE SPECTRUM, however, because some characters are Mormon and because of two obscenities.
Content:
Very strong moral, pro-marriage and pro-family worldview (a woman is asked about intimacy and says “intimacy should be between a husband and a wife; no sex before marriage”) (another person is asked about drinking and says, “Drinking is wrong”) (a person receives love and support from his family toward his confusing romantic relationship), with overt Christian content (during a Valentine’s Day date the man leads two people in a prayer where he thanks God for the blessing of their first Valentine’s day together) (a family displays a cross on their wall, another family displays a picture of Jesus on their mantel, and a woman talks about going to church), but there are light elements of false religion where characters are members of the Mormon church;
Two obscenities and two OMG profanities;
No violence;
No sex scenes or sexual immorality, but a couple shares many kisses during a Valentine’s Day date;
No nudity;
One couple drinks wine during dinner;
No smoking or drugs; and,
No other objectionable content occurs.
More Detail:
Five stories immerse viewers in the world of autistic individuals, highlighting their struggles and challenges in finding romance.
The first story features Logan, who seeks a “real” person instead of the “imaginary” girlfriend he’s created. He prepares for his first date and stresses the importance of dressing appropriately for the girl and treating her like a queen. His sister takes him shopping for a suit.
Madison already found love with Tyler during Season Three and decides to move closer to him. She discusses the need for order in her life. Madison enjoys her first Valentine’s Day date with Tyler. Before sharing their meal, Tyler leads them in a prayer, thanking God for the blessing of their first Valentine’s day together. They share a romantic moment that solidifies their bond with each other. Madison and Tyler share many kisses to express their deep love for each other.
Elsewhere, James shares his thoughts on love, stating that it means “remaining together and strong in difficult situations” and “helping each other to bring out the best in yourselves and others.” James has already discovered true love with Shelley.
Meanwhile, fan favorite Connor has a date with Georgie but feels uncertain about their relationship. He sometimes worries that his girlfriend loves him and at other times feels confused about her feelings. His mother and brothers listen to his concerns and help him express his feelings to Georgie.
Newcomer Emma has loved frequently but encountered heartbreak. She goes on a date with Austin, and they build a snowman together.
The episode ends with Tyler about to give Madison a surprise. Is it a marriage proposal?
This non-scripted program has strong production values and heartwarming entertainment. Viewers will gain a better understanding of the world of someone with autism. The episode’s nicely edited documentary style format, and the people’s sincerity help make the episode engaging.
The first episode of Season Four of LOVE ON THE SPECTRUM has a moral worldview that’s pro-marriage and pro-family. Siblings and parents support their autistic family members in their quest to find love. Also, a woman says, “Intimacy should be between a husband and a wife; no sex before marriage.”
The first episode of Season Four of LOVE ON THE SPECTRUM also has some positive Christian content. One scene promotes prayer. Also, a family displays a cross on their wall, another family displays a picture of Jesus on their mantel, and a woman talks about going to church.
However, some characters in the first episode of Season Four of LOVE ON THE SPECTRUM belong to the heretical Mormon Church. The episode also has two obscenities and two light profanities. So, MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for older children and young teenagers.
