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Now Where Will This Low Life Bully Pop Up Next?
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Good decision to take this dross off air but no doubt it will be re invented soon enough.
Good decision to take this dross off air but no doubt it will be re invented soon enough.
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// For a show that no one watches, there are plenty opinions about it ; //
It's impossible to completely avoid. I've come across it while flicking through the Freeview channels in the fruitless task of trying to find something worth watching before inevitably going to Netflix.
I confess I've spent the odd minute transfixed by it as one might do a car crash, before moving on in disgust.
It's impossible to completely avoid. I've come across it while flicking through the Freeview channels in the fruitless task of trying to find something worth watching before inevitably going to Netflix.
I confess I've spent the odd minute transfixed by it as one might do a car crash, before moving on in disgust.
annesquith
I didn't actually watch it but my two sons did in the other room to where I was. I could hear the same old,same old shouting,general hysterics and a pathetic goading audience. I heard an abusive rude,ignorant bully calling his 'guests' all sorts in the secure knowledge he would be rescued by a standby security team.
I didn't actually watch it but my two sons did in the other room to where I was. I could hear the same old,same old shouting,general hysterics and a pathetic goading audience. I heard an abusive rude,ignorant bully calling his 'guests' all sorts in the secure knowledge he would be rescued by a standby security team.
Danny
//I wonder what any of the participants in this programme would think about your, rather insulting, remark?//
My remark was about the audience and not, for the most part,the 'guests' on the show .
Kyle is there to deliberately wind up the aggrieved parties and is egged on by a baying audience hoping,no doubt, for blood.
It is almost Gladitorial. It is like bear baiting and not unlike allowing entry ,by payment,to a lunatic asylum by an unscrupulous warder to literally poke the unfortunate inmates. Now that is insulting.!!
//I wonder what any of the participants in this programme would think about your, rather insulting, remark?//
My remark was about the audience and not, for the most part,the 'guests' on the show .
Kyle is there to deliberately wind up the aggrieved parties and is egged on by a baying audience hoping,no doubt, for blood.
It is almost Gladitorial. It is like bear baiting and not unlike allowing entry ,by payment,to a lunatic asylum by an unscrupulous warder to literally poke the unfortunate inmates. Now that is insulting.!!
It would appear that a lot of the participants are,shall we say, vulnerable people. The lure of a night in a hotel with free mini bar,cigarettes and chauffeur will be enough to entice these people on to the show I am sure. Some of probably never been a guest in a hotel.
Just as easy as enticing a kid into a sweet shop.
I don't know if they are paid but I expect expenses are given.
Just as easy as enticing a kid into a sweet shop.
I don't know if they are paid but I expect expenses are given.
//Runners were given a headset and clipboard that opened up - a useful place to store a pack of 20 cigarettes - and a lighter for guests who wanted a smoke before and after recordings.
The cigarettes were provided by ITV, because guests can't bring them in the studio. Guests were put up in a hotel close to the studio, sometimes with access to a mini bar so they could get wasted the night before.
A friend who also worked on the show told me guests from the programme were banned from certain hotels because rooms were being trashed.
Runners now have to ferry people to and from a hotel miles away from the studio in taxis.
The clothes you see the guests wear are sometimes not their own. The show might give them a basic jeans and T-shirt combo or sometimes a more stereotypical tracksuit and hoodie look - and those have to be given back afterwards.//
The cigarettes were provided by ITV, because guests can't bring them in the studio. Guests were put up in a hotel close to the studio, sometimes with access to a mini bar so they could get wasted the night before.
A friend who also worked on the show told me guests from the programme were banned from certain hotels because rooms were being trashed.
Runners now have to ferry people to and from a hotel miles away from the studio in taxis.
The clothes you see the guests wear are sometimes not their own. The show might give them a basic jeans and T-shirt combo or sometimes a more stereotypical tracksuit and hoodie look - and those have to be given back afterwards.//
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