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So Jeremy Kyle gets axed after a single death, yet Love Island was allowed to continue after MULTIPLE deaths?

The show used to air after school. We'd watch it to feel like our lives weren't as bad because other people had it worse. Like "at least we're not like them."

I love how we take the moral highground like we weren't glued to it whe we were off sick 🤣🤣🤣

This was really well put together , Back in the day people liked to watch hangings or “witch “ burnings as entertainment and I guess Jeremy Kyle fulfilled that same space - that darker side to humanity .

The man at 16:19 was by far the worst of them, Mick Philpott, he lived near my parents in Derby but this human being claimed exorbitant amounts of benefits for him and his children; when that wasn’t enough he tried to “upgrade” by burning his council house down. Six of his children died in the fire.

Being told off by a man with a gambling addiction and cheated on his wife etc etc is just hilarious.

A friend of mine went on the Jeremy Kyle show many years ago with his wife under the pretence of getting help with their debts. They were split up backstage, gave them a lot of alcohol and then wound up by producers into thinking their problems were each others fault. Then they brought them out on stage and filmed them tearing into each other. It might not have been scripted but they were very manipulated.

Mid 2000's Britain had a serious issue with "poverty porn" on TV. So many shows like Jeremy Kyle, Benefit street, Can't pay we'll take it away, thousands of shows like Police Interceptors that portrayed anyone who wasn't white and middle class as these very ratty, cheating, sneaky individuals that were the main reason why YOU can't have nicer things.

That moment when that guy throws the envelope at the back of Jeremy Kyle's head is one of my all time favourite television moments. It never gets any less satisfying.

I did some work for the school that Jeremey's kids went to. I was shoveling snow in the carpark to clear a path for the parents to get through, all the other parents saw what I was doing and drove around me nicely, then old Jezza came along and swerved into the pile. It was definitely an intentional move. Prick.

“You’re a vile, abusive narcissist” “It’s just my opinion bro, don’t throw your toys out the pram!”

The Jeremy Kyle show was something that aired when I was a child/Teenager, The fact this was seen as entertainment is appalling, it seems it had many viewers at that time due to the nature of how absurd, wrong and strange some of the people were - these people were taken advantage off for their mental health problems. 9 months after the show was axed the producer, Natasha Reddican, was found dead as a suspected suicide, its tragic, how many lives this show ruined.

Kyle had a symbiotic, or you could say parasitic relationship with his guests. He would berate them for being benefit claimants, but he relied on them for _his_ income.

Even when I have no former knowledge of the topic of conversation, I consistently find your videos interesting and educational

Even the inventor and developer of the polygraph machine both said it was a gimmick more than a scientific tool.

For reasons I won't say, my sister went on the show with our dad. Jeremy shook his hand and said he was a good Father. He split after 6 kids with two different ladies that he abused repeatedly over a span of 20 years...

I know a family solicitor who worked with someone who'd been on the show, the client said that the 'Jeremy Kyle Show Team' were back stage giving him beers and goading him/winding him up while his ex was talking about him to Jeremy, i.e. "I can't believe she's saying that sort of stuff about you... you need to tell her about herself... what a fucking bitch..." essentially getting him totally riled up so he loses his shit when he goes on stage and they get 'better tv'. EDIT: On watching I see Jimmy covered this. But seriously, fuck Jeremy Kyle and that team, like yeah we watched it, but there's a difference between watching a car crash and causing a car crash so you can profit off people watching.

It was like a modern day freak show (as much mainstream UK TV seems to be now) parading the stupidest and craziest people they could find around while Jeremy Vyle stroked his ego shouting at them.

You know, till now I thought Jeremy Kyle and Jeremy Vine are the same person. Genuinely. This is how far I'm detached from reality.

Every man is equal, therefore no one can be your genuine superior (Rik Mayall)

Every single morning before school mum watched this religiously. The day it got cancelled I asked her what she thought and she replied "I never really liked it". She did the same thing with Big Brother too

I loved the end to that video " whoever has commited no sin may throw the first stone" Great video mate

I was working at a factory a few years ago and this new girl started. We chatted and started a work friendship. After a week or so people at work started coming up to me and asking if I knew her. I was like no but thought why does everyone keep asking. We had finished one day and set off home and a few men were outside and started laughing I said to her that everyone kept asking about her and she said it was because she was on the Jeremy Kyle show and she said it totally ruined her life. She looked so defeated and she actually left a couple of weeks later. She never said anything but I think it was definitely because everyone would talk about her behind her back. I never recognised her or saw her on it, she was a lovely girl too.

Very well put together and articulate video.

If Kyle spoke to any normal bloke like he did on the show his face would be rearanged every time.

This show should have been called "Punching Down". Truly the pinnacle of the hatred of people that are poor and "on benefits". It's grotesque.

This is the second video of yours I've watched. Subscribed mate. Like your approach

You're spot on. It's weird how some people feel better about ourselves, when we see others fail.

I know someone who went on that show and passed the lie detector despite her admitting later she was lying but learned how to cheat it.

Yes, "Trash TV" is the proper term for it all and has been a blight on Society ever since its inception.

love your documentary style vids!

Great video, wish it was longer!

Shit like this is a symptom of the sickness society as a whole has, we as humans have lost the plot a long time ago. Instead of facing up to what we do, then try to do better we just grab the pitchforks & go for the sacrificial lamb. It's always easier to blame our problems on someone or something else than take account for them & try not to repeat them. I honestly don't know if we're to far gone or not yet, but from looking around I'd air on the side of too far gone....

gotta love the irony of jeremy not understanding what he's done wrong.

A very well put together video/documentary 💯

I actually miss jermy Kyle show so much I used to love watching itand I like the man that jermy is kinda reminds me of my sociology teacher back in school

Unpopular opinion apparently - but I loved the show when it was on, and find it hypocritical and disingenuous of ITV that they canned it after a single person's death, yet Love Island's death toll is significantly higher, yet they continue with the show. It had nothing to do with the death of the person involved. ITV cut the show to make it looked like they cared, but they don't. Love Island is a huge ratings boost and a cash cow for ITV so what if people die? They don't care. Was nothing to do with people's lives and all to do with money.

I always found it amusing/worrying that the guests were prepared to make these momentous, life-altering decisions (I'm leaving you, I'm taking the kids, etc) on the strength of the lie detector test, the efficacy of which is clearly dubious, hence it's not being used in courts, police interviews and so on. I can't recall ever seeing or hearing any kind of disclaimer about that, either.

A girl i know went on JK because the babys dad was denying hes the dad, and because she rarely went to school she genuinely thought that DNA tests were a thing you could only do on TV. She came on with her then boyfriend and the baby's dad, and brought a long her mom, her brother and her brothers girlfriend. She said when they arrived at the hotel the night before, their rooms were on different floors and there was no way of changing rooms. They were also told they're not allowed their phones "to prevent arguing". The crew would then come in and out of their rooms "to check on them", but each time would come back with gossip between all of them. He said this and she said that. She said she knew something was up when one team member said her mom called her a slag. I was close with her mom and she would have never, ever said that about her daughter. In fact, she was proud of her for having kids with different dads. So while she realised what was going on she had no way of telling the others because each time you left your room a team member would coincidentally pop out and be like heyy bestie where we going? Theyd keep you seperated and continue spreading false gossip right until you appear on the stage. So that explains why they behave like raging bulls before theyve even started. I cant imagine how many relationships these demons have destroyed and i wonder is the dna test even real?

The lie detector angle always annoyed me. A privately educated man who’s half as clever as he thinks he is would know that there’s no such thing as a magical mind-reading machine. Yet he would put this aside to shout at and berate these poor bastards who failed the test and didn’t know any better. Some of them must have thought they were going crazy.

I once had the pleasure of dealing blackjack to Kyle in a casino in Manchester. The man strutted in like he owned the place, and when he initially sat down at the table he was quite friendly. Within the first 5 minutes his attitude completely flipped. He became very obnoxious, every other word was profanity, he was confrontational with other customers and staff. He lost a few thousand and then stormed out muttering and swearing.

Quality video man, keep it up

1:34 I loved watching Jeremy Kyle show. It shouldn't have been axed whatsoever 😂😂😂😊

He was always telling people to go get a job so they can pay for their kids etc but I remember watching an episode where there was a man who was working 3 jobs so he could pay his child support and he told him to not work as hard and spend time with his kid 😂 like pick a lane mate

Great analysis of that show. When I was working from home, I'd often take a hour out to watch it. I actually worked with a guy whose family members showed up on there one time. Don't know about the guests, but he was absolutely devastated.

Thank you for making this video. I can't tell you how much I despise people who use the misery of others to get rich and famous. Jerry Springer was perhaps the vilest of these types until Jeremy Kyle came along, at least Jerry Springer didn't shout in people's faces to humiliate them. But still, I really hope Karma is real for these assholes.

Just came across your channel today, had to subscribe, very interesting documentaries fella

I knew a couple who were recurring guests on the JK show. They let it litigate their whole lives, and were invited back several times just for the drama and baited into sharing very personal things that should never have been known even amongst friends, nevermind in front of milions. I don't wanna say who, but you would definitely get a very simplified view of their very complicated lives if you were to only watch their portrayals on that show. Edit: typo

This is the first time I’ve seen one of your videos, and it was fantastic and really well written so I had to subscribe. I’ll be spending the next few days catching up on everything I’ve missed.

Actually Jeremy Kyle started off on North West radio station "Century FM" in the very early 2000's. He was sort of like an agony uncle called "Jezz" on a phone -in late night radio show. A nickname obviously nicked from Corry bad boy at the time - Jezz Quigley. 🧐🤔

According to the Dispatches documentary shown on Channel 4, the producers would give certain guests alcohol claiming it was for “medicinal purposes”

Isn’t it amazing that now Vanessa Feltz, Trisha Goddard and Jeremy Kyle are ALL on Talk TV. And I’m glad to say I never watched a single full episode.

Good video upload enjoyed watching it 👍

Used to love a jeremy kyle binge after a nightshift. Good ole days eh!

I remember the episode, where he was talking with a man in an abusive relationship. The crowd was laughing, when the man told the story about being locked out by his gf on the balcony and having to jump from the 3rd level. Jeremy Kyle cofronted the audience with their hipocrisy. He may be an asshole but he has his qualities.

I remember having arguments with people at the time who seemed to idolise this man. The kind of people who idolised anyone on a screen. They pointed out the strap line at the bottom of the screen that said, "practitioners say the lie detector is over 95% accurate", and point out that practitioners of crystal healing and astrology would also put that level of accuracy on their specialty. I remember pointing out how strange it was that he chased people out of the studio and down the street when he still had results to read and a part to finish but when everything he needed was in the can he let them go, moaning about how they weren't going to get any attention from him. I remember guests trying to defend themselves with a primary school education whilst he had 61 people in the gallery feeding smart ass replies into his ear piece. And finally I remember him screaming at guests that they didn't matter, it was his show and his name was on the wall. But at no time did I ever see him on stage filling a 20 minute segment with his life's flaws. I always hated that show!

Looking back now you can see JKs narcissism clear as day. We always knew he was hypocritical, but after the suicide he shown not an ounce of genuine remorse that his show driven him to it or even seemed that bothered full stop, all he cared about and focused on was the criticism he got - like his dented ego bothered him more than a person taking their own life because of him. He forgot his own flaws, always made the episodes about himself (especially with his line "it's called the Jeremy Kyle Show" before telling people to shut up) and he doesn't care that a person died because of his show. It had the hallmarks of a total narcissist, it's so obvious now.

I tell you how it got away with it for so long, because people assumed it was fake, and that people were making up stories just to get on the telly. I doubt people would have allowed it to continue for so long if they'd known how disgusting it all was. It's reality tv, but very few reality tv shows are actually based in reality.

Always remember an episode that was completely different that aired when I was about 7-8 so be about 2005-2006 of a teen who's petrol RC car blew up and basically melted him, was different to the usual format and Jeremy was really kind hearted and nice to him on that episode and it was more about getting his story out there, only time I ever seen Jeremy being nice lol, hope that lads doing good these days his story has stuck with me since I was a kid

It always made me laugh that they never had people with problems on who were intelligent who could out wit that smarmy a hole. I'm convinced they had some sort of 'dumb test' to get on the show.

great video man

I recall one time Jerry Springer said he wouldn’t be doing his show if his parents were still alive. I thought damn if that’s not a sign you’re ashamed of what you do I don’t know what is.

Man i really miss waking up, making a cuppa, sticking jezza on at 9:25am and actually feel good about my life for a bit lmao

New to the channel, love it 👌

Excellent content

The lesson is don't do on a show that laughs at the guests misfortune if you don't want your misfortune laughed at

Your growing as a creator and getting better and better man and branching out from extreme sports to different topics really well. keep up the good work

I heard a saying somewhere that goes like this "sometimes they make the wrong people famous" and that goes true here.

Jimmy's videos keep getting better and better.

"I'll tek yer girl from ya"

Great video 👍

A neighbours son went onto Jeremy Kyle's show, he was ages woth my son so he asked me to tape it, I didn't like the show is just humiliated and manipulated people. He hung himself, I don't know how long after he was on the show it happened but it wasn't just after he had been on it, however it shows just how fragile these people could be mentally

Just found your channel today and been binging all day. Keep it up mate you’ve got a great style and patter

The fact that it was on for 14 years speaks volumes about the viewers and their numbers.

Idk why people complained about this show so much, it was super entertaining. Maybe people should’ve either chosen to not go on it or just decided to get a grip

You have one the best channels on YT, can’t wait till you have 25 mil subs and I can say I subbed pre 50k!

OF COURSE this kind of public shaming for entertainment is medieval and should be banned.

"Why do y'all keep having kids" is what needs to be said to most people.

Human misery is still being turned into TV entertainment. Storage Wars is probably the worst because it totally skips over the misery part. Someone lost their stuff because they couldn't pay for their storage locker (these things are often used by people at their rock bottom). Then, they make a TV show where people are bidding on it like vultures. They talk about it like blind box prizes, all super happy that they won someone's valuable stuff 👍

That absolutely breaks my heart. The man felt that the only way he could prove his words was by killing himself. Fucking appalling.

Rich mocking poor for their own entertainment

I used to watch it fairly often as it aired during a period where I was unemployed so all I did was watch daytime tv. it always made me uncomfortable in episodes featuring lie detector tests that Jeremy would confront the people who were ‘lying’ as if it was 100% the truth when the accuracy of these tests is highly disputed

I remember watching this w my mum all the time, the pure appeal of the show was watching shitty people do shitty things, the show basically existed so ppl could veiw the consequences nd arguments caused by it all

I stumbled across this channel. I was sceptical about what you had to say to begin with, but it has seemed more rounded as I’ve watched more of it. Will subscribe and watch more of your work.

The thing is the guests choose to be on the show, they're not forced to go on so if a guest committed suicide after being on the show then that's on them not on Kyle himself. He CHOOSE to go on the show and he CHOOSE to take his life, as others have pointed out, multiple people have committed suicide after exposure from being on Love Island but that show is still on air.

I'm a 54 year old lady and I remember listening to Jeremy Kyle on a late night radio show, many, many years ago, where people would phone in and tell their stories live on air. I liked it a lot, it was really interesting. Several years later JK came to mainstream TV and, although obviously a very different vibe, I still found him entertaining. Quite frankly, I really enjoyed the show, not least because it proved to me that my own life wasn't as bad as I thought!

Never liked the show. Somehow it seemed aimed at the benefits class while also poking fun at them. After a while it began to look like people just looking to make a name for themselves or get their own tv show and hard to tell if the show was entirely fictitious and dramatised.

You get back what you give out! Jeremy Kyle is getting exactly what he deserves, I only hope it lasts as long as his exploitative show was on air. Having an extreme emotional response to a situation that doesn’t actually effect your life is insanity, it’s nothing more than showboating for attention. Pathetic.

My fav episode was when Kyle got hit with the card the guest was holding and flung at him! Lol good shot indeed! Jeremy's hair was all sticking up where it hit him 😂

Jeremy Kyle show just shows what happens when people choose a life on benefits, do drugs, and sleep around. I use to live on a council estate and these people an embarrassment to themselves.

The Jeremy Kyle Show was exploitative poverty porn. Good on you dropping some biblical knowledge in your video,

This program was my morning routine for years watching bagheads argue is hilarious 😂 thays why bum fights was so good 😂

This show got me through uni…..Graham the genius always swoops in at the end to tell the alcoholic they need to stop drinking and the people addicted to drugs they need to stop drugs to turn there life round!….Genius 👏👏

I saw this programme 2 or 3 times but then never watched it again. It was clear exploitation of vulnerable people who knew no better than to air their problems on national tv thinking this was a ‘good thing’ to do. It was shameful in the extreme.😢

Really well presented, thank you. Glad I stumbled across your channel 🙂

Also let’s not forget he had a gambling addiction, stalked his ex wife and was extremely in appropriate with a young intern

It is often the _hypocrites_ that are most prone to judgment. *You labeled me, I'll label you*

What a show, good old days. 4pm after work everyday couldn’t ask for more, bring it back!!

i used to go mad that my family watched this when i was younger and everyone looked at me like i was insane