When Women Rule The World

What exactly is the point of this programme? I've been watching now for all of 5 minutes, and I'm completely confused! It seems utterly pointless. Basically the women want to prove that they can 'rule the world'. But all they are actually proving is that they can't work together, and that the power has gone to their heads. They seem to be making the men do pointless tasks and being condescending and demeaning at every possible opportunity. Is the point to the programme actually to prove that women can't rule men? Because they don't seem to be ding a great job. And I'm guessing that there is something in it for the men? Otherwise why would they do ...  Read the complete review

In the Daily Mail there was an article about women employees being more stressed and unhappy when working for a female boss. They complained of more illness, depression and insomnia etc when they don't have a male boss. The University of Texas study suggested that many women preferred the traditional male boss to the more assertive alpha female, perhaps the reasons why Hilary Clinton failed to get the female nomination for the Whitehouse, as was the case with the French lady for the presidency. For male workers there was no different in stress levels with a male or female supervisor at the helm. It seems that when women show leadership qualities the other women get ...  Read the complete review

Obviously I've only seen one episode of this as only one has been shown at the time of writing. It fascinated me to see how this experiment of women being in charge of the men worked. The idea is there are 8 women in charge of 10 men. The women rule completely and everything they say must be obeyed by the men or they risk being sacrificed. The last man there (the one who is the most useful in the eyes of the women and obeys them) will win £30,000. Each week a man is "sacrificed" if he is deemed disobedient, rude, not useful etc. The men are lined up in front of the women and the women take a brush dipped in a red liquid and ...  Read the complete review