The amount of "aftermath" info in these episodes are like 5 minutes and the rest is rehashing the episode like a clip show.

I'm feeling pretty let down lately by the quality of programs on here. Don't get me wrong, I love the show, but I feel like we are missing out on something, not sure what exactly.

Lets be real here - it's almost impossible to have a regular content stream when the production team rely on police departments stings, and y'know scumbags actually turning up.

I think there is still a mindset at TruBlu, possible from Hansen, of the old style news media where things need to be released as "finished products", I think actually, fans of TCAP and HVP would rather a more raw, honest form of content.

I know that the Takedown team did a sting recently where no-one turned up, but honestly, I'd rather an episode of behind the scenes and honest chat about how no-one turned up, and recognising that... That's technically a good thing but it doesn't mean that there are no bad guys out there.

More info, as opposed to highly produced packages would be better.

Chris, I get it, this is all very serious, but you KNOW people watch it for entertainment, and the little easter eggs in scenes are a wink to all that, but I'd love to hear you all having a laugh behind the scenes. Some of the best TCAP raw bits were behind the scenes.

I'm not against having Aftermath episodes. Id just like more Aftermath in them. Maybe 4-5 dudes sentences in an episode or a where are they now? Even if they're just sitting in county or on moms couch I'd like to know where these fucks are.

Within reason, I know you can't dox them or tell us where they're working but, are they working? Know what I mean?

Search a bit on your own and you can find most of these predators, the sting houses and all the related news and social media sites.

This Aftermath felt a bit stretched indeed, maybe even "beyond a bit".
Looking forward for next thursday.

Keep up the good work!

https://www.newsweek.com/chris-hansen-heard-rumors-dan-schneider-nickelodeon-years-ago-1883476