Jeremy Kyle
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somewhere my sister knows went on the show and my sister got free tickets to sit in the audience so atleast some of it is real
The fact that these dregs exist in society is enough. I cannot think of anything more horrific than having to acknowledge their presence in my home, even if visually in HD in the corner.
The show is anything but entertaining; it’s utterly moronic and the very thought of it does nothing within me but induce embarrassment.
The show is anything but entertaining; it’s utterly moronic and the very thought of it does nothing within me but induce embarrassment.
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One example sticks in my mind. After filming some advert or something that would play just before a commercial break, he turned to the audience with a smug look on his face and said something along the lines of "I did that in one take, I'm ******* amazing huh? Give me a round of applause! Is that all you've got!?" He didn't shut up until everyone in the audience was clapping and cheering.
BBC said:The judge made the comments while sentencing one of the show's guests, who head-butted his love rival during filming earlier this year, for assault.[/url]
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How about some moar rage!
Human bear baiting.
Terrible, abysmally bad television.
Cheap to make, appeals to the demographic of people who appear on it.
Awful, horrible television. It offends almost all of me watching some of the people that appear on the show, I support these people? Really. Christ.
ITV make cheap bad television. I honestly can't believe in this day and age some people have a problem with the television license, I'd pay double a year if it meant an end to the **** that ITV put out, I'd pay ITV to not do sport, and this cheap, dross.
The BBC do so much for England and the World through their World service for the money we pay them, compared to this terrible channel.
Terrible, abysmally bad television.
Cheap to make, appeals to the demographic of people who appear on it.
Awful, horrible television. It offends almost all of me watching some of the people that appear on the show, I support these people? Really. Christ.
ITV make cheap bad television. I honestly can't believe in this day and age some people have a problem with the television license, I'd pay double a year if it meant an end to the **** that ITV put out, I'd pay ITV to not do sport, and this cheap, dross.
The BBC do so much for England and the World through their World service for the money we pay them, compared to this terrible channel.
I don't deny that it isn't entertaining. I completely agree that it isn't entertaining at all.
Some people would, just to get on TV. Being on TV is their goal. The reason why they're on TV doesn't matter and they wouldn't be embarrassed anyway.
The Uncyclopedia entry on Jeremy Kyle is quite funny:
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Jeremy_Kyle
Sad but true.
I admit that I do watch it if they're fighting/shouting or if the story is completely absurd. It interests me that people are so deluded that they can go through life not even having a bit of respect for people (mainly their loved ones) or themselves.
It does make me feel better about my life knowing that I have morals and decency which a lot of these people don't.
This is the main problem I have with 'chat' shows like this, often it is about giving the host a platform to spout some sanctimonious lines to huge roars of approval from the baying audience regardless of what the guests [want to] say. In a live show like that if the guests can't think on their feet they may need a little bit of time to get their point across, but Kyle and his ilk will have got all their one-liners prepared beforehand and will steamroller over anything that gets in the way of their delivery, irrespective of the merits of the argument that could be put forward.