A&E's Neighbors With Benefits Pulled After 2 Episodes: Has Our Morality Grown Back?

Rhonda Robinson | 10:25 AM on April 15, 2015

In case you missed it, A&E launched a new series titled Neighbors With Benefits on March 22. The reality show about a neighborhood of spouse-swapping couples only aired two of its scheduled nine seasons before getting the ax.

Maybe A&E is starting to get it. The reason for the success of the hit Duck Dynasty is not that it is a counterculture freak show. The family’s appeal lies as much in their wholesome family-centered lifestyle as it does in their non-conforming looks and disregard for a politically correct culture.

Neighbors With Benefits presented a totally opposite lifestyle. It suggested that living by a canine code of sexual conduct is actually good for a marriage.

Could this cancelation be an indicator that America’s taste for perversion has finally induced nausea?

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Rhonda Robinson writes on the social, political and parenting trends shaping the American family. She is the mother of nine adult children and lives with her husband in Middle Tennessee. Follow on twitter @amotherslife

Category: CULTURE