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- Cruel Winter viewers were invited the 'to nominate the mate they love to hate' and then vote which of the ten contestants deserved to be sent away to the Cruel Summer camp. Once there, each of the residents were set individual challenges by Trouble viewers, designed to test their character flaws in the attempt to reform them. The contestants competed against each other for £10,000 and Around-the-world-ticket for two.
- Lucy Parker is a typical teenage girl, obsessed with clothes, boys, make up and shopping. But there's one thing that sets her apart from the others - Lucy was born as Richard and she is a transsexual. At just 17, she's determined to surgically transform her body from male to female. What makes Lucy's story unique is that she is the youngest transsexual in Britain to attempt to document on camera the psychological and emotional journey to rid herself the male body she was born with.
- Dawn, a sublime moment we rarely take the time to observe, is dramatically eye-opening for those who get the chance to witness it. The dawn sheds light on strategies of survival of flora and fauna, shaping the patterns of life on Earth. It bubbles with life, as night creatures and day creatures cross paths between shifts, sharing a crucial, glorious moment in the heart of their ecological niches.
- Created by Gavin Hay and Remy Blumenfeld, the owners of Brighter Pictures Ltd, in 2003 the BBC 2 embarked on a series, which would have effects throughout the nation. Gavin and Remy co created an 8-part series whereby they helped people leave Britain for a new life abroad. Inspired by the4 co creators real life situation, which lead them to relocate in San Fransisco with a weeks warning, the show illustrated how possible it is to rebuild your life positively and quickly. Fronted by two property and relocation experts, Melissa Porter and Scott Huggins Get a New Life struck a cord with the nation. Amazingly some 150,000 people a year leave Britain permanently. Each week 3 million people tuned in to watch eight families relocate abroad often to a new life in the sun. In 2004 the series made a comeback this time on a grander scale, 12 episodes helping 12 families relocate. This programme had such a rippling effect that a dedicated programme about it and relocation was made giving the staggering statistic that 47% of people in Britain would like to relocate abroad within the next 3 years. The programme offered people the chance to try the relocation for a month with their living expenses paid and then had the option to return home or stay at the end of it. There were many far-off places including Australia, Spain, New Zealand and even chilly Canada. Get A New Life was so successful for BBC2 that Controller Jane Root ordered more than 100 episodes of the show and follow up show which was broadcast at 18:00 on the channel.
- Cruel holiday is part of the Cruel series shown on Bravo. Cruel Holiday follows Cruel summer 2 and is set at a seaside resort. It is an interactive game show which allows the viewers to nominate 'the person they love to hate' to do the stomach-churning tasks. The characters are tested to the limit when competing for the £10,000.
- Narinder Kaur from Big Brother 2 presents this reality format show. Each week 5 couples stay in a luxurious country estate, but no-one knows who the couples are. The couple who can keep their relationship hidden till the end of the week wins £5000. Think it sounds easy? One of the couples are actors and they are in the house to stir things up.
