For years, high-budget documentaries have exposed evils lurking in plain sight.
Blackfish. Framing Britney Spears. Going Clear. LuLaRich. They have opened people's eyes.
This is an especially complicated time to be Jill Duggar.
Jill and Derick are mourning their miscarriage, something that Jill recently shared with the world.
It may have taken awhile.
It may have taken far too long in the eyes of many.
As we already know, Josh Duggar's alleged history of sordid actions has cost his family dearly.
In reputation. In emotional pain. In perpetuall duress of all kinds.
By the unfortunate sound of things, we haven't seen or heard the last of Jim Bob Duggar and Michelle Duggar.
Just over two months since their oldest child was arrested on charges of child pornography possession, and days after TLC canceled the reality show Counting On as a result, these misguided parents of 19 have released a statement.
This week, Counting On was finally canceled by TLC amidst the horrors of Josh Duggar's latest scandal.
Many, including some members of the extended Duggar family, have praised the decision. Others have not.
Well, it's official.
After 11 seasons and more than five years on the air, TLC has finally, officially pulled the plug and canceled Counting On.
Jinger Duggar gets it.
So does her husband.
At. Last.
Two months to the day after Josh Duggar got arrested for possession of child pornography, TLC has made the decision that it should have made nanoseconds after this news broke back in April.
TLC appears to have a decision to make.
Will the cable network do the right and moral thing and cancel Counting On forever because the family at the center of this reality show does not deserve a platform and/or any sort of large paycheck?
Counting On has endured for 11 seasons, and is veering dangerously close to airing 100 episodes.
The reality series' future hangs in the balance, however.
In a court of law, one is innocent until proven guilty.
This is important to remember when it comes to Josh Duggar.
TLC made a handful of major announcements this week.
But while the cable network confirmed the return of many fan favorites, the focus of many viewers has shifted from excitement over the programs that are coming back to confusion and concern over one that might not be.
Anna Duggar took TLC viewers by major surprise on Tuesday night.
No, the 32-year old did not announce she's pregnant with her seventh child, despite incessant speculation these days around the Internet about the state of her womb.
As the entire free world knows very well, the Duggars are comprised, in part, by an endless number of children.
However, fans of the television series that features members of this polarizing family may need to come to grips with the following piece of information:
Forgive the pun, but TLC may not be able to count on the presence of Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo for much longer.
Last year, Jedidiah Duggar announced his candidacy for the Arkansas House of Representatives.
On the eve of the election, his opponent is skewering him for being a D-list reality star.
Jill Duggar has come out swinging against her parents.
As you've very likely read by now, the former reality star decided to go public a few weeks ago with her estragement from various members of her famous family.
In a quasi word?
A-HA!
We hate to be the ones to break it to you, television fans, but you may need to brace yourselves for the worst.
You may need to accept the fact that Josh Duggar may one day make his way back to the small screen.
Derick Dillard appears to be at a crossroads in life.
The husband of Jill Duggar has made it clear for many months now that he hates father-in-law Jim Bob.
As previously reported and detailed, Jinger Duggar more than halfway toward becoming a mother again.
The veteran reality star is over 20 weeks pregnant.
