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are both as bad as each other.' Minutes later he turns to one of them. 'Do something about your anger issues,' he says, evidently not realising he too is shouting". Accused of having a patronising attitude towards many of his guests, Kyle has been accused of exploitation. He has expressed a belief he was acting in the best interests of the guests and is intent on helping to solve their personal problems. After the show had been running for nearly four years, Kyle said over 300 people had entered rehabilitation funded by the programme. Critics, however, have said that Kyle's reactions and comments are repetitive and well-worn, such as "Put something on the end of it!" in the context of
519:. Jamie, a guest for the special, told Cadwalladr that he "was totally stitched up", calling his appearance "public humiliation". Jamie says that he "just wanted the DNA test" but "didn't have the money to get it done" and claims that the researchers "didn't care about the feelings of the people". He stated that when he informed the producers of his bipolar disorder and borderline schizophrenia, "There wasn't really a reaction". His stepmother Karen commented that the show was "so, so very wrong" and "almost like ritual abuse". A spokesperson for
413:(referred to as a "lie detector") is applied to cases of theft and infidelity and the method is claimed to indicate whether someone is being deceptive. However, the validity of polygraph tests have been seriously questioned by researchers to the point that they are rarely cited as a source of legal evidence in countries such as the United States, and its use on the show has been criticised, in spite of the show asserting the results to be infallible. At one point, to prove the legitimacy of the "lie detector" test,
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what I was told it would be". He expected to discuss "his ex-girlfriend of trying to force him out of the wrestling gym where they both trained", but the segment was captioned "Ex, get out of my life!" and featured his ex-girlfriend "basically of being a stalker". Lincoln spent the two months between filming and broadcasting trying to prevent the episode from airing to no avail; once it aired, Lincoln reports that "I was forced out of my gym and all of my wrestling gigs were cancelled".
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677:. Ufi, which runs the Learndirect adult learning service, said continuing the deal would not "protect and enhance" its reputation. The former sponsor of the show in Scotland, Shades Blinds, retained their association with the programme although they did raise the possibility of withdrawing their sponsorship. It was subsequently sponsored by The Sun Bingo, and has been sponsored by several bingo companies such as
578:, Carole Cadwalladr was of the opinion that "the show is built around creating a spectacle out of the damaged fragments of people's lives" and summarised it as an "explosive spectacle of anger, vitriol and confrontation". Of Kyle, Cadwalladr said that "Some of his opinions are so well-worn they're almost catchphrases" and wrote in 2008 that the show was "more like a witchcraft trial. Where the judge and jury is
348:, "poor, mainly white, always working-class families" who were concerned about the personal problems of someone they knew. In the opinion of Anoosh Chakelian in the same publication, it curated "a morbidly chaotic picture of a British underclass – for those watching at home to scoff and sneer at – with the veneer of helping them". In a 2007 article for
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was shown before polygraph results were read out on the programme, stating, "The lie detector is designed to indicate whether someone is being deceptive. Practitioners claim its results have a high level of accuracy, although this is disputed." In a parliamentary inquiry, the producers at the time of
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referred to Kyle treating his guests "with a false mateyness, calling them 'babe', 'sweet' or 'Davey boy'". A former producer has alleged that the show's guests had mental health problems; the producer commented anonymously that the guests were normally "at the very least depressed" and that "if they
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wrote that the show was "completely and utterly horrid". Brooker described Kyle as "unafraid to hurl abuse at his hapless idiot guests" and commented "not that I'm saying Kyle himself is an agent of Satan, you understand. I'm just saying you could easily cast him as one. Especially if you wanted to
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his love rival while appearing on the show. Judge Berg said that the show's producers were partially to blame for the attack, that "the purpose of this show is to effect a morbid and depressing display of dysfunctional people whose lives are in turmoil", and that it was "a plain disgrace which goes
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called the show's morality "unconsciously but wonderfully progressive", as it attacked "Men who treat women badly. Homophobes. Misogynists. Neglectful parents." However, Hari believed that "here are good reasons to be worried". Hari summarised the show by saying that "distressed people have their
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Cadwalladr interviewed another person who appeared on the show, Kevin
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of guests who had a violent altercation on the programme. On 15 May 2019, the programme was cancelled, following the suicide of Steve Dymond, a guest whose appearance had been filmed in the week before but not aired. In
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that had been filmed a week before his death and had not yet been aired. He took part in the show's polygraph test, which determined he was being unfaithful to his partner after he had initially denied being so. During the episode, Kyle accused Dymond of being a "serial liar" and made other
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while the third had not mentioned a drink problem", that "guests are not deliberately agitated before appearing", and that the show provided to its guests "proper, professional help, funded by the programme, which has really and undeniably helped hundreds of people".
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wounds ripped open for our enjoyment", suggested that all guests should receive ongoing counselling, and commented on how the working class were treated on the show: "here are also ugly prejudices encoded in the sneers".
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inadequate for a confrontation of this nature" whilst noting that they "can only appear intellectually inferior to the host, too, with his sharp suit and well-rehearsed confidence".
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truly screened for mental health issues, there would be no one on that show".
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cancellation said that they did not know how accurate the tests were.
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2473:Bunyan, Nigel (25 September 2007).
2448:"Judge blasts Kyle show as 'trash'"
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2187:Vallely, Paul (29 September 2007).
1890:Scott, Charlotte (8 October 2007).
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517:Jeremy Kyle... Live! In Your Street
3004:"Sponsors cancel Jeremy Kyle deal"
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2682:Barrell, Ryan (22 February 2015).
2119:Ravenhill, Mark (1 October 2007).
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1789:Smith, David (30 September 2007).
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3631:Lawson, Mark (25 November 2016).
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1750:Hawthorn, Sara (6 October 2007).
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2868:"Today's TV & radio choices"
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2028:Hilton, Beth (15 October 2007).
1910:from the original on 13 May 2019
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1666:from the original on 13 May 2019
3006:. BBC News. 29 September 2007.
2746:Williams, Zoe (22 April 2011).
2450:. BBC News. 25 September 2007.
1864:from the original on 7 May 2019
1791:"Therapy experts rap Kyle show"
1685:Sharman, Alison (8 July 2006).
868:comedy shows. In the programme
321:13th National Television Awards
3111:McCarthy, John (19 May 2019).
2085:Hawkins, Amy (16 April 2014).
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3200:Kleeman, Jenny (1 May 2021).
1533:Jeremy Kyle: Access All Areas
3577:"We hardly even exaggerated"
2410:. YouTube. 15 October 2014.
2291:"Jeremy Kyle: I lick phones"
2054:National Television Awards.
626:Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe
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736:. The statement concluded:
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1892:"Jeremy Kyle laid bare"
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2034:Digital Spy
1970:5 September
1560:subsidiary
934:First aired
894:Tanya Byron
734:Jeremy Kyle
664:Learndirect
658:Sponsorship
645:Johann Hari
580:Jeremy Kyle
445:Court cases
415:Jeremy Kyle
396:agony uncle
302:Jeremy Kyle
277:prosecution
275:" during a
239:ITV network
235:ITV Studios
231:Jeremy Kyle
177:10 May 2019
167:4 July 2005
143:ITV Studios
118:of episodes
82:Lorne Balfe
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3760:Categories
3560:30 October
3552:. London.
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3115:. The Drum
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1576:References
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1502:2019-04-22
1478:2019-04-19
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992:2005-09-19
968:2005-08-12
958:2005-07-04
937:Last aired
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687:Gala Bingo
683:Foxy Bingo
679:Wink Bingo
454:headbutted
433:disclaimer
365:polygraphs
292:left from
284:Background
181:2019-05-10
171:2005-07-04
134:60 minutes
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