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Wife Swap (Channel 4): ... title conjures up images of 1970s wife swapping parties. The reality is much more mundane as the couples don t share a bed but its addictively watchable none the less. The premise behind the programme is surprisingly simple. Take two diametrically opposed women and insert them into each others shoes for seven days whilst their every move is recorded for posterity by a crew of TV camera men. At the end of this pe...
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	Driving Mum and Dad Mad TV Programme / Jamie McLeod: 7 year old Jamie's language is X-rated and he has a terrifying obsession with weapons and knives. He won’t do anything he doesn’t want to. He watches lots of horror films and is heavily influenced by them – acting out scenes and quoting one-liners. Jamie owns three pellet gun... overall rating 1 review

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	Newlyweds TV Programme / - America's favorite couple is back for a new season. Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey has stolen the hearts of audiences everywhere and the success of the show has left people cheering for another season of Newlyweds. Watch as Jessica and Nick revel in superstardom, baring their most prec... overall rating 3 reviews

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	Wife Swap (Channel 4) ... Swap is a show that basically does what it says on the tin. It is a show where there are two families and they swap wives. What is so good about this show is that the directors picked the two most different families to have the wife swap experience with. The two families swap wives and the families get to see the different perspective on life, which is usually the totally opposite, which makes this show work and very entertaining. For a few days the family of which is wife is entering lives by their own rules and the wife also has to follow these rules. There is even a handbook/ rule sheet to display what is expected in the house and what is not. Usually when the w... Read the full review: Would You Swap Your Wife? by TravellerJen
	Real Football Factories International ... a genuine football fan who loves watching and playing the game I decided to watch this series to get an insight into the minds of hooligans that threaten to ruin our great game every day. I remember all the problems in the 1980 s when English fans were bad and the outrage I felt personally when we were banned from Europe for a number of years. It wasn t that I felt annoyed about, it was the hooligans that were just going to games to cause trouble and not even wanting to watch the football. It spoils it for everyone else and that s what happened. Once such time that really shook me was the Ireland v England friendly game when English so called fans started throwing s... Read the full review: Hooliganism in football by Dangey2009
	Life After People ... after people is a 2008 History Channel documentary that investigates, as the title would suggest, what will happen to the world of man after he has departed the Earth as a species. The programme doesnt really speculate on how man might meet his end, but rather simply imagines a world in which all humans have disappeared, as if killed by a plague or whisked away by aliens. Essentially, Life After People looks at how long human structures would survive without humans to maintain them, with the answer generally proving to be "not very long at all". We see how roads would be broken up by weeds and reclaimed by nature within decades, and likewise how cars woul... Read the full review: An intriguing and humbling documentary by Burning_Darkness

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