Watch Too Far, Too Fast

Adolescents' health and longevity depend on the choices they make. Today, the number one killer of kids is accidental injury, often caused by risky behavior. This program features young people whose reckless behavior had consequences, including a boy permanently scarred after playing with firecrackers, and a girl who became a mother at age 17 after having unprotected sex. This program explores how peer pressure can cloud judgment, and distinguishes between positive risks that are a normal part of childhood development and negative risks that could have lifelong implications.