Documentaries you've seen you still think about to this day

[emm]

Loved Mizz! And also yes the page turning to see GUILTY!

I used to love sugar, all the problem pages/embarrassing confessions were written in exactly the same style and clearly done by the magazine themselves

 

[orangelolly]

I used to love sugar, all the problem pages/embarrassing confessions were written in exactly the same style and clearly done by the magazine themselves

I remember once reading in Sugar that a young girl had used a plastic carrier bag as a condom. A plastic carrier bag they'd found

 

[emm]

I remember once reading in Sugar that a young girl had used a plastic carrier bag as a condom. A plastic carrier bag they'd found

God that is insane. I remember almost all the confessions/embarrassing stories included the phrase “the lush lad I’d fancied for ages “

 

[orangelolly]

God that is insane. I remember almost all the confessions/embarrassing stories included the phrase “the lush lad I’d fancied for ages “

I feel like I'm derailing the thread a little, but which magazine had position of the fortnight in it? I remember a girl at school collected them all in a ring binder

 

[emm]

I feel like I'm derailing the thread a little, but which magazine had position of the fortnight in it? I remember a girl at school collected them all in a ring binder

was it cosmo? a lot of those magazines had very inappropriate content for the ages that read them

 

[Prgirl_cesca]

I feel like I'm derailing the thread a little, but which magazine had position of the fortnight in it? I remember a girl at school collected them all in a ring binder

More! Magazine! My fave

 

[Comewhinewithme]

More! Magazine! My fave

I bloody loved MORE! haha remember those well id be dying if it was the wheelbarrow or something, not a chance my chubby arse could get into that position

 

[Thelife&times]

I remember another it was about teen mums. This girl was 12/13 and wanted to be a mum! She had sex once with a boy begins the bike sheds and got pregnant. I can’t remember her name she was blonde and just kept literally reproducing. Her mum looked after the two kids she had by 16 and she’d got pregnant again on a night out. By 17 she had 3 kids.

Rewatched this as it’s on YouTube. I just couldn’t get over the dynamics in the Blackpool household The documentary must be at least 15 years old now. I wonder how they’ve got on in life.

 

[Gggshh]

I can’t remember what it was called and not sure if it’s been mentioned as haven’t read all the way back to the beginning but there was a documentary about two women who ran in front of a lorry on the motorway then just walked off. Was super weird.

I saw this during an episode of motorway cops or similar YEARS AGO and still think about it alllll the time! Glad I didn’t imagine it

 

[Papparazzo]

Rewatched this as it’s on YouTube. I just couldn’t get over the dynamics in the Blackpool household ☹ The documentary must be at least 15 years old now. I wonder how they’ve got on in life.

What's it called on YouTube?

 

[Leo100]

'999' where someone got stuck in gap between 2 houses or between a house and garage. Another episode where a child was wearing diving flippers around the house when packing for holidays and fell into french doors getting covered in glass. Honestly no idea why those 2 situations stick in my mind.

 

[Katykatykaty]

'999' where someone got stuck in gap between 2 houses or between a house and garage. Another episode where a child was wearing diving flippers around the house when packing for holidays and fell into french doors getting covered in glass. Honestly no idea why those 2 situations stick in my mind.

I used to love 999! It was one of my favourite programmes for years! Some scenarios that I still remember so clearly are a woman getting her hair caught in the bottom of a jacuzzi, a woman slicing through her hand while separating frozen burgers with a knife and someone being attacked by a bear in the woods. I wish they’d bring 999 back. It was so interesting to watch but also really educational, I learnt so much about first aid and keeping safe as a child from it.

'999' where someone got stuck in gap between 2 houses or between a house and garage. Another episode where a child was wearing diving flippers around the house when packing for holidays and fell into french doors getting covered in glass. Honestly no idea why those 2 situations stick in my mind.

Was this the one you remembered about someone being stuck between two walls?

 

[emm]

I saw this during an episode of motorway cops or similar YEARS AGO and still think about it alllll the time! Glad I didn’t imagine it

theres a good podcast on case file about it

 

[Katykatykaty]

Here’s the jacuzzi episode of 999.

 

[SarcasticEllis]

'999' where someone got stuck in gap between 2 houses or between a house and garage. Another episode where a child was wearing diving flippers around the house when packing for holidays and fell into french doors getting covered in glass. Honestly no idea why those 2 situations stick in my mind.

999 was great! There was always that feeling of doom and morbid fascination when the reconstruction started. Oh, can’t just be a nice stroll along a canal tow path...oh there it is, a bee sting which causes anaphylactic shock and a dramatic rescue!!

 

[mochibean]

Has anyone ever watched underground children about the street kids in Romania? I can't stop thinking about it

This broke my heart. I don't think I'll forget it ever, those poor children. The documentary was hard to watch at times too, I really felt for them.

 

[Thelife&times]

What's it called on YouTube?

Britains Youngest Parents: Linked

 

[emm]

Here’s the jacuzzi episode of 999.

omg I remember being SO paranoid of jacuzzis after seeing this when I was young!

 

[orangelolly]

999 where someone got a javelin through the neck!

 

[SarcasticEllis]

999 where someone got a javelin through the neck!

that made me LOL - just for the way you phrased it so succinctly, not for the poor bugger who no doubt got called tessa Sanderson for years after