100 Reasons why Jeremy Kyle should be taken off air
- It would wipe the smug smile off of his face.
- People would stop embarrassing themselves unintentionally on the show.
- It would stop reinforcing negative stereotypes about British dental hygiene.
- The phrase "put something on the end of it".
- His haircut.
- The amount of repeat 'guests' suggests his 'after-care' leaves something to be desired.
- He gets paid to shout at people.
- It's honestly hard to think of a worse programme on British telly.
- The show relies too heavily on lie detector tests that can never be 100% correct.
- However, the guest is always vilified even though there is a chance they might be telling the truth.
- Constantly interrupting the qualified professionals.
- Telling the audience to "get a job" for the 1000th time.
- They actually had a Christmas episode which resulted in Santa not delivering to Manchester in protest.
- Rude treatment of his 'guests'.
- Telling the audience how good a parent he is.
- He probably bought himself the 'dad of the year' mug.
- More like 'best dad in the world'.
- It gets shown at least six times a day.
- He's totally unqualified and doesn't seem to mind.
- Despite the fact that a lot of his guests are vulnerable.
- Usually, he talks more than the guests.
- He seems to revel in putting people down.
- When he tries to appear caring it's cringe-worthy.
- ITV might actually introduce quality daytime programming. (Doubtful.)
- The full budget of the show could go to people who need help.
- Because he pays taxes, as he legally has to, he thinks he has the right to ask personal questions about what people spend their benefits on.
- And then judge them accordingly.
- The show has seriously run its course.
- He managed to export the show to America. Somehow.
- Reportedly, they saw sense and cancelled it.
- The Jeremy Kyle show channel is a nightmare that could be realised.
- They actually act as though the show is made solely to help the guests, which is far from the truth.
- He gives people nicknames but won't let people call him 'Jerry'.
- Taking half an hour to deliver DNA results.
- He doesn't actually have any discernible talent, aside from abject cruelty.
- He replaced Trisha, who dealt with people in a much nicer manner.
- People are constantly close to meltdown on the show.
- It's a poor man's Jerry Springer.
- They antagonise people, then send them home to deal with it.
- Graham will finally be allowed to leave the studio and return to the outside world.
- He actually used to be okay way back when on the radio, before he started to believe his own hype.
- It's shown around the world, which is pretty embarrassing.
- The next generation of humans wouldn't have to watch it.
- People would seek professional help instead of going on the show.
- 'Funny moments' generally involve laughing at guests.
- He has become a parody of himself, acting only as would be expected.
- A lot of children have access to it.
- It's so depressing.
- Flipping from rage to calm in the blink of an eye which must be hard to deal with.
- Again, his haircut.
- Ranting about his own problems.
- The shows popularity coincided with the financial crisis. Coincidence? I think not.
- 'Celebrity' episodes.
- "You need to go on the Jeremy Kyle show" is an insult.
- It would make the world a better place.
- He has catchphrases.
- The audience treat guests like scum.
- Riling people up to breaking point, only to introduce their nemesis.
- He then steps back to enjoy the fireworks.
- Anything in the name of 'good telly' eh.
- With over 1500 episodes, it's lost whatever shock appeal it may have once had.
- Telling people not to be violent despite the obvious constant treat of the massive security guards.
- If he got fired, people could tell him to get a job endlessly as a form of karmic justice.
- His dominance over Graham, which is sometimes creepy.
- The programme seems to show no remorse for all the people that have been thrown to the wayside after filming.
- The show makes my dog tense, (from all the shouting.)
- Seeing everything in black and white, which can be dangerous.
- The way he pretends not to understand Facebook.
- Then asks you to like his page on Facebook. What?
- He may soon replace Paxman as the most famous Jeremy in the UK.
- The show seems to be fuelled by hate and jealousy.
- His fake working-class persona.
- Getting shirty, then hiding behind the massive bouncers. Because that's how it works in real life.
- The guests are actually real people that have feelings.
- He would probably sign a contract with C5, which would be hilarious. 'The naked Jeremy Kyle show' anyone?
- Sometimes the worst bully on the stage is the host.
- Years of hosting the show has jaded him and he treats some guests with utter contempt.
- Just because people watch it, doesn't mean it should be shown, I mean, the Hunger Games would get a massive audience..
- They could actually win more awards if it's allowed to survive.
- His sanctimonious attitude.
- It hurts my brain, (for the wrong reasons).
- Public morale would undoubtedly rise.
- He tells people what to do and if they object he flies off the handle.
- He hasn't grown as a person since the show has been on air.
- His 'attempts' at humour.
- It would severely deflate his head.
- It's what Jesus would do. Probably.
- Dramatically pausing for too long while delivering DNA results.
- Heck, all results despite it meaning so much to the guests.
- It mostly preys on desperate people.
- The adverts for new guests. It's always a good feeling to not meet the criteria.
- The way he says "well, well well" as if he knew the results all along.
- Saying the name of his own show to assert himself.
- He likes to shout about things he doesn't seem to understand.
- He has a family that has to deal with his public vilification.
- It has 0% educational value..
- Getting hit in the head with an envelope wasn't in the best of JK special. Probably.
- The music that plays in the background that changes to match the 'tone' of the guest.
- It should never have been commissioned in the first place.
- Lastly, on a serious note, people can become 'infamous' from the show and attract the wrong attention. (Anything from abuse in the street to being set upon.)
Phew.. That was actually surprisingly easy.
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