Very Glad that the end is nigh. (The Jeremy Kyle Show)

Member Name: CokaCola

Product:	The Jeremy Kyle Show
Date:	15/08/09 (39 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Mildy entertaining at times.

Disadvantages: I wouldn't even know where to begin....

This show is arguably in my opinion the biggest load of absoloute rubbish that I have possibly ever seen on modern television. I'm not old fashioned, I'm a young open minded TV lover, I'm not at all conservative and I enjoy being entertained - but this just takes the mick. The show has been running since the 4th July 2005 every weekday at 9:25am.

It's a talk show, people with relationship or social problems come along with their enemies, and the almighty Jeremy Kyle, powerful judge of all moral issues backed by the blood lusting auidence milk the juicy details out of each person before making thier minds up who is to blame, and ripping in to them big time. The show is basically the UK's version of the Jerry Springer show which is a lot better than this show, not to mention that America has many more shocking scenarios than we tend to see over here.

The problem with the show is its host. Jeremy Kyle is a complete up himself never wrong idiot who pretends to mean well. On the rare occasion that I am made to watch the show whilst with friends or family I find myself longing for someone who is actually intelligent to go on, with more Wit and Clever ability than Mr Kyle so that he can learn he is not God, and that there are other people with equally valid moral opinions. Jerry Springer always stepped back and let the people tell their own storys, Mr Kyle on the other hand is well known for insulting and speaking down on the people he feels need discipline.

What's more, it seems to only ever be the complete riff raff of society that go on the show. I'm not socially elitist at all, I'm not even upper class myself, but there are social difficulties throughout all classes in society. It would be nice to see some middle class issues too, or even some upper lower class. Every single episode seems to involve a family right down the bottle of the social tree, exploiting the social harships and lack of education of the poorest of the poor.

The show does aim to help those who want to be helped by referring them to the resident therapist Graham who will "take it from here" and attempt to put an end to whatever the problem might be.

I am sorry if you disagree, but I am delighted that as of February 2010 the show will be axed.

Summary: Don't watch this rubbish.