Season 1
12 episodes · Sep 19, 1999
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- S1E1
Teenage Pregnant Sisters
Sep 20, 1999The real-life predicament of a Dorset woman and her 14 and 16 year-old daughters, who are both pregnant.
- S1E2
My Son Murdered His Mother
Sep 27, 1999Paul Geldart was an outspoken magistrate and an active Conservative councilor. But earlier this year, his 18-year-old only son Simon went on trial for murdering his mother, Paul's ex-wife. Mother and son had been devoted to one another, say relatives and friends. Why, then, did Simon do it? John Alexander follows Paul throughout the court case.
- S1E5
My Dad's a Villain
Oct 18, 1999Children of well-known criminals, including Howard Marks's daughter and Bruce Reynolds's son, talk about their lives.
- S1E6
Marry Me in Vegas
Oct 25, 1999Reverend Charlotte Richards has married 300,000 couples over the last 40 years at her Little White Chapel in Las Vegas—a popular venue for British couples to tie the knot. A $70 per five-minute ceremony, it's a lucrative business.
- S1E7
Britain's First Fat Camp
Nov 1, 1999Forty of the country's fattest teenagers have a summer of diet and sport.
- S1E8
Burglars
Nov 18, 1999Vetean burglars John Kerry and Norman Newell describe the tricks of their trade.
- S1E9
Private Detective for Hire
Nov 25, 1999The film follows private detective Irving Watkin on a matrimonial case where a wife is convinced her husband is seeing someone else.
- S1E10
White Van Man
Dec 2, 1999Profile three van drivers, including a Yorkshireman who has had more than 50 careers, and a former start of Doctor in the House filling in as an odd-job man in between acting roles.
- S1E11
One Man, Six Wives and 29 Children
Dec 9, 1999Tom Green, a fundamentalist Mormon living in Utah already has six wives, but is considering getting married again.
- S1E12
Sex, Lies and Mobile Phones
Dec 16, 1999Are mobile phones a boom to modern communications or the bane of society? Norman Hull's film explores their many uses and reveals how they've become an indispensable tool for con men of every type.