To be shocked by Jeremy Kyle

Annie, why are you being so mean, because I know its not really you at all.

I know your faith is important to you but " there but for the grace of God go I " is an everyday saying.

dragon seems kind and concerned to me , unlike some others.

I’ve got no time for JK or I’m a 3rd rate celebrity hasbeen or wannabe either .

I see people in the school playground every damned day that I wish I could pick up and shake and say “ listen to yourself” , talking they way they do in front of their poor little children who know and see no other.

No Annie, you haven't upset me at all.

Why do people volunteer to be in shows like these ? Especially the jungle when not one of them needs the money. GP's have signed people off work for less than Anne Hegerty's suffering right now she's not exactly a fit person to be where she is.

My personal opinion about God is that assuming he or she exists ( and I suspect not) then he/ she shows little grace to some poor souls .

It’s not just about having money or not having money either before anyone suggests it

I happen to agree with dragonfly . I was born on a rough estate. I lived in the same rough estate for many years as did my son, DiL and their children until only a few years ago, my dad in his 80’s wouldn’t leave there now. Was I glad my DGC got away? Too bl**dy right I was !
Sodapop calling me patronising ! Ha what a joke . Stay up there on you pedestal working toward perfection .

I know some think of it as that Marydoll, i don’t and said so, if I have caused upset i apologise.

Annie , my understanding of that phrase means , if you are talking about someone who is in a bad situation and you say There but for the grace of God go I, you mean that you are lucky not to be in the same situation as them and you feel sympathy for them.

No drsgonfly i never ‘have it in for anyone’, I do not believe people are chosen by God to be anything , not to be of any class .

It was a silly question,

Gosh you really have it in for me haven't you Anniebach. This will be my last comment!

So rather than say no to my question, I'm being judgemental ? Mmmm. So easy to sidestep online,eh ?

I read this morning how viewers felt Anne Hegerty was being exploited on the jungle programme, reality TV has become quite sad.
Gillybob one strives for perfection at all times.

the grace of God has nothing to do with it, to say it has is saying ‘ I am chosen by God to be superior,

I hate to watch the programme and especially the arguing and shouting but these are real people and we should all think there but for the grace of God go I. I especially hate that they are put up to ridicule by the audience and JK. I have known many people through the years who have got themselves into situations beyond their control but it does not make them subhumans because they go on a tv programme to ask for help.

I remember years ago watching Jerry Springer and a lad brought a lovely girl on to tell her that because she had slept with him he could never marry her. She was devastated. It was then that I stopped watching any sort of reality tv as it is exploitative and helps nobody.
Maybe Mary Whitehouse had the right idea and these programmes should be banned. Unfortunately they get the viewers and they cost very little to make.

Therefore for the grace of God go I.
What gives us the right to be so judgemental? I'm shocked at some of the comments on here.

Ask yourselves if you were in business would you employ these people ? Or the " house-swap " programme ?

Just so, Annie.

this is the cruelest thread I have read on this forum , says more about some who watch the programme that those who are guests on it.

No what what they have done, nor how they behave, sub -humans is a dreadful term.

While JK may not be everyones kettle of fish,I like his direct approach saying what a lot of us think, to the "guests" So many of them are obviously on there for the "fame and celebrity" status they believe they gain in the eyes of like-minded people. Many of them appear again and again, bragging about their behaviour and showing themselves up. I call them sub-humans .Then there are the stories of families being re united,successful therapy for addicts and genuine ,ordinary people who are desperate for help. I wouldn't choose to appear on there if I had problems but for many it's the last resort.

That's an insult to the horse MissAdventure

MissA

Really?
You are joking...aren't you? Please say it's a joke. You'll be plagued by autograph hunters camping out on your lawn and ITV even TMZ film crews, their million watt lights showing up your movements in your bedroom and sound booms hitting your head every time you step outside. How inconsiderate of them to go on the show. You'll have passers-by rubbernecking and the postie lingering to catch a glimpse of 'them next door'.

I seem to have outgrown watching Jeremy.
I used to quite like settling down for a good slanging match in the mornings, but now I prefer 'Homes under the hammer'.
I suppose i'll eventually find that a bit manic and move on to 'Tipping point'.

Get him a pair of headphones