Ch 4's Debby Does Dallas, what a crock of shit

[jimslip]

What a depressing spectacle this show was last night. Can anybody tell me why the Telly Luvvy arseholes, were actually trying to find poor Debby in the first place? Was it to say what a bad girl she'd been, or maybe to invite her onto Trisha, "To give her side of the story". Or probably just to humiliate her. The show made us Brits look like patronising, provincial and sanctimonious twats.

I didnt see the show about Frankie and Sahara, but if it was anything like the crap I saw last night, I send out my sincerest condolences, to both the girls any anyone else involved.

Let this be a warning, AVOID TELLY LUVVIES AT ALL COSTS!!!

[nachovx]

I'll just reiterate my pov - British TV is shite thru and thru. I don't watch it ever.

[Illinoisblue]

How do you know it's shite if you never watch it?

[Arnold Layne]

I haven't watched tv for a year, best thing I ever done, Trisha makes me feel physically sick, especially if I wander down in the night and someone's left the tv on, it's like 3am and trishas on, know why its on again that late?cos the only cunts who watch it don't have to get up for work!

[Joe A]

Jim

If you email me at webmaster@saharagetsdirty.com I will make you a vhs copy of the programme with Fankie and Sahara. I was going to email the offer to you but you don't have an email address showing

[jimslip]

Thanks Jo, will watching it depress me even more?

[Joe A]

Jim

As I said in my other posts about the programme.. Simon Egan the director explained from the day Sahara and I met him what we would get to see. The programme may have kept mentioning that Sahara is a Muslim but she isn't the first, only or last in the industry. If you read this article on me from last December you'll see what I mean. You will have to scroll down the page to this header " Webmaster Masters the Elusive Indian Porn Niche"



The main point the programme was trying to make was that both Sahara and Frankie had given up well paid regular day jobs to enter the adult industry and to show how they got on, which it did.

Simon kept us up on the news of how filming was going with the others and I was dying to see the scenes from Phil Barry's, as he did tell me that the whole team were in hysterics about the all talk and no action male wanabee's..

I was very happy with the finished product from my position. I even called Simon to thank him, as I was a little worried during the editing late last year that it may not be what I expected to see.

Will you be upset by watching it... I don't think so, but you will end up with a grin on your face.

[nachovx]

I watched up until about maybe 5 or 6 years ago - and it was shite and getting progressively worse, so I've not watched again. Maybe it has got better in the intervening years, but somehow I doubt it - and I've found different sources for TV via satellite, so I've no intention of checking it out.

In other peoples houses or public places where TV's are sort of thrust on you, I have had the displeasure of catching a few minutes here and there of the utter drivel they pump out - and extrapolating from that, I conclude (rightly or wrongly) that it' probably doesn't get any better.

[fevrd]

I don't think it was worth getting excited over either way. Once they'd given us the summary of the story as everyone apparently already knew it they didn't seem to have found out a single new fact.

I suppose that happens sometimes when you make a documentary. I suppose they just delivered it to whoever commissioned it and hoped for the best. What else would anyone do? Kinda feel sympathy for them. Wouldn't any film-maker?

[jimslip]

I can't say I feel sorry for them really. Not with their lavish budgets. Its only on UK television, that if you know the right people you can get a commission to make a documentary about absolutely nothing.
The problem I have with these programmes isnt the content but the negative,doom and gloom tone of them.
I'm sure you could make a documentary about ex tv producers who now live a life of misery, in fact you could on any industry. But porn always gets the same treatment.
The bottom line is the word "Porn" in the title which guarantees ratings........why because people think they might see some tit and bum. Its total hypocracy.