Did anyone watch this? What gets me, is, if you're so nervous about sex that you're still a virgin in ur late twenties, why do u agree to let a camera crew film ur first time?

The sex therapist showing the guy her bits was priceless - he looked like he was going to prod it with a stick

I missed it..

But I wanna watch that embarrasing illness programme tmrw..

and as you say.. why allow a camera crew to film it?? weird..

REDFEATHERS said:

(punches air) YES!

This is the kind of quality programming we need in this country

LittleSmedley said:

so what happened on the programme when the old granny was sat with her legs spread and the guy was looking at her bits, saying wow...

REDFEATHERS said:

The first series of that was well, not exactly good, but interesting. The second series is just more of the same, so mainly boring.

It's all about the coffee enemas.

If you want to see some really priceless pointless TV look out for the farm of fussy eaters. You haven't lived until you've seen a 45 year old man sobbing into his dinner plate because he's afraid of cabbage.

I seen some of it, the film crew asked him if he would regret making the program once it's broadcast....he said no that he did it for himself.

But trust me...he will, it's not easy doing something like that...if you're a virgin past 16 it seems society (girls) think you're a freak and a saddo.

As such it gets increasingly harder as you get older, he was asked a telling question...if in fact he was actually looking for love rather then sex, he said yes.

Which is quite logical and understandable, but the virginity thing is a big hangup that needs to be overcome. However i think if he had a girlfriend the virgin thing would not be an issue, if you're comfortable with someone, like them, not too embarrased about your body around them the virginity part will take care of itself.

It's exploitation TV for sure, but revealing none the less...hopefully he won't get too rough a time of it, but sadly i foresee he will...alot of giggling on the street and finger pointing.

liberation said:

Thats to be expected!

You should listen to a Prince album, circa 1980.

REDFEATHERS said:

he regarded it in the same way you would look at, say, a baby otter on your lawn

LittleSmedley said:

I have never had a baby otter on my lawn.. a baby rabbit yes, but I scared it away yesterday