Overview
- The series highlights the problematic nature of domestic chimpanzee ownership and calls for federal regulation.
- Tonia Haddix, a central figure, is portrayed with both empathy and critical scrutiny.
- Documentary ethics are questioned as Goode employs a 'proxy director' to gain access to Haddix's sanctuary.
- Interviews with Alan Cumming and others reveal the complexities and consequences of human-chimp relationships.
- The series presents tragic cases of chimp attacks, emphasizing the risks and moral dilemmas involved.