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Wife Swap is the exciting series that invites you behind the walls of America's homes and lets you experience how families run their lives.

Each episode involves two families and a fun twist: the moms of each household swap places for ten days!

If you are a family unit (two parents and children) who love an adventure,
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If you would like to get more information about the show or have questions about this life changing opportunity, please contact us at 1-855-777-SWAP (7927) and a member of the "Wife Swap" casting team will call you back.

Recently, a Patriot couple from California said they "punked" ABC and appeared on Wife Swap. Dr. Gina Loudon got tons of publicity, including on the Palin site: http://conservatives4palin.com/2013/04/ ... ement.html

As El Rushbo put it: "RUSH: ABC has a show in primetime called Wife Swap. They do. They have a program called Wife Swap, and last night they swap a Tea Party activist with a polyamorous family. I'm not kidding you. The Tea Partiers are painted as the Bible-thumping freaks, and the polyamorous family is portrayed as the open-minded, full of love, and sympathetic bunch."

"But as the two-week swap nears its end, developments take a twist. Gina leaves the Envys' home — whether she was kicked out or stormed out isn't clear to me — and she breaks the show's rules by phoning John on the other side of the country. We hear him (through a closed door) telling her to pack and return immediately: "we're definitely dealing with dark forces here."

And that's it. Usually "Wife Swap" ends with the two families sitting at a roundtable to discuss the experience. But ABC made a big thing in its publicity that this was the first time in the show's history (it's now in Season 7) when one family refused to met and discuss.

Which chickened out? The Loudons. A narrator says that John and Gina's attorney informed the show that they would no longer participate in any way. So, we are left with the triad and their kids at the roundtable alone, discussing how awfully things went, how disrespectful and judgmental the politico-religious couple were, and how utterly overjoyed they all are to be back together safe again in their own happy home.

We see a followup six weeks later. The Envys, says the narrator, continue as a happy, loving family. Angela tells the camera that one good thing to come from the experience is that they feed the kids healthier snacks now, and Chris helps cook. Angela laments for their naive early hope that they would make new friends on the show. We close with a heartwarming scene of the three adults and four kids joyfully gathered on the couch in each other's arms."

"At the end of their two weeks together, for the first time in the show's history, a final roundtable discussion did not take place. Instead the Envys sat down alone and summarily said they felt judged.

Despite repeated requests for a final statement from the Loudons by the show's creators, the family declined to comment.

While on the show, Gina said she participated to overcome stereotypes about conservatives, but on her website and radio show last week, Gina explained that her family moved to California and appeared on the show to be a part of a "culture war."

this dreadful show that makes Jerry Springer look classy.

Orly would never exploit her small children that way.

Marguerite's popularity sadly reflects the values of too many people. She ranks right up there with Honey Boo Boo, which I saw for about two minutes once, when a clip was shown on another show.

I've never seen this show except for one clip that went viral.

Maybe this is the couple in question.

In any event, Orly would fit right in to this dreadful show that makes Jerry Springer look classy.

That clip is from 2007 so its probably not them