thegirlscout
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Does anyone remember Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands? Randomly popped into my head, remember there was a girl with star tattoos all down her spine and she was bloated and kept farting.
Yeah I remember it. They tried to do a reboot of it a few years but it got canned.Does anyone remember Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands? Randomly popped into my head, remember there was a girl with star tattoos all down her spine and she was bloated and kept farting.
It’s one of those shows that was of its time and should just be left in the past.Yeah I remember it. They tried to do a reboot of it a few years but it got canned.
Sounds charming!Does anyone remember Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands? Randomly popped into my head, remember there was a girl with star tattoos all down her spine and she was bloated and kept farting.
Does anyone remember Fat Families? The presenter used to be overweight himself so he’s really harsh.
I remember that she was seeing Stevie at the time and he look disgusting everytime she farted.Does anyone remember Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands? Randomly popped into my head, remember there was a girl with star tattoos all down her spine and she was bloated and kept farting.
Yes! I can’t remember his name but yes, he was disgustedI remember that she was seeing Stevie at the time and he look disgusting everytime she farted.
Does anyone remember Fat Families? The presenter used to be overweight himself so he’s really harsh.
First clip was edited. Here is the full episode:That cannot be real! That first clip alone!!
A guy called Arthur TV did something similarA youtube channel called something like George Clarkey making fun of fat families in one of his videos... it really is that bad, early 2000s TV was insane
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A guy called Arthur TV did something similar
I love the little alliterative descriptions he gives them "trundling trio"The screenshot alone is killing me without even pressing play
Omg totally forgot about this show BBC Three at its early noughties finest!Does anyone remember Honey we’re killing the kids?
Whenever they’d show a prediction of what the kids would look like without change they’d always be wearing tracksuit bottoms and baseball caps.
The prediction at the end after the diets always had them suits
This is their prediction of one of the kids at 40
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It was competitive parenting!Omg totally forgot about this show BBC Three at its early noughties finest!
I was actually obsessed with BBC Three back then when we first got Freeview it felt so futuristic! Anyone remember 'Who rules the roost?' Basically 2 working parents had to take it in turn to be stay at home parents and at the end they'd have to decide who quit their job. 99% of the time it was the woman
I was obsessed with BBC Three. All their documentary series, Two Pints, and also their reality shows- Little Angels, House of tiny tearaways, Teen Angels, Young Dumb and Living off mum, Young Mums Mansion, Peckham Finishing School for girlsOmg totally forgot about this show BBC Three at its early noughties finest!
I was actually obsessed with BBC Three back then when we first got Freeview it felt so futuristic! Anyone remember 'Who rules the roost?' Basically 2 working parents had to take it in turn to be stay at home parents and at the end they'd have to decide who quit their job. 99% of the time it was the woman
I loved Snog, Marry Avoid - the bitchy “computer”I was obsessed with BBC Three. All their documentary series, Two Pints, and also their reality shows- Little Angels, House of tiny tearaways, Teen Angels, Young Dumb and Living off mum, Young Mums Mansion, Peckham Finishing School for girls
Oh I forgot about thisI loved Snog, Marry Avoid - the bitchy “computer”
Some of them looked so much better beforeOh I forgot about this
I always felt bad for Jodie Marsh in her episode. They did her dirty with that awful wig I thought
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