Documentary looking at a disastrous reality show about soccer mom detectives Certificate: 15 Reality TV is all about the high-concept - the big idea that immediately grabs the attention of the audience. In 2010, the Lifetime channel thought it had the perfect one when they were pitched a show centred around a private detective agency staffed by working mothers. They envisioned something between Charlie's Angels and Desperate Housewives, but what they got was a mess of lies in which the only real criminals turned out to be members of the agency itself. This instalment in the always-entertaining string of one-off Trainwreck documentaries follows the unravelling of the TV show as members of the production crew spotted inconsistencies about staff and cases, investigations kept falling apart and allegations of sabotage abounded. And that's all before accusations were made that the agency's boss was actually running an illegal drug operation on the side, helped by a corrupt cop... (45 minutes)