Ex on the Beach : Royaume-Uni

Okay so let's acknowledge this for what it is. A stupid reality tv show. And reality tv is entertaining. Obviously, the people on this show have a few screws loose and they're not the brightest, but there's a lesson everyone can learn from this show. When you're in a relationship, don't cheat, don't be fake and most importantly tell the truth! Because the one thing I've learned from this show is the truth will find you one way or another. The producers had dirt on everybody. Hopefully all the contestants learned their lessons because dang. That was a whole lot of baggage.

Where do I start? If these people were left alone and not subjected to horrific writers it could be interesting. The narrator isn't funny- just dumb jokes that go no where. I'd love to see this without whoever is writing and see if reality stars are interesting in these situations on their own. If nothing else replace all the writers and try again. Awful.

The same boring problems that egomaniacs experience when they are jealous, they make stupid mistakes like they have no self-control. Whatsoever.

It also reinforces previous 'stars' from series such as Geordie Shore, like who wants to see them again? They might be great actors but they scream their animalistic personalities.

Show is packed with recaps and what future occurrences, that are to happen, which take around 30% of episode. Who watches this brain dead programming, unless it's for simple amusement?

Only positive aspect was the set, shame they absolutely done no favour with it.

MTV are famous for mundane shows, high budget and little knowledge behind it.

So in theory, yes, money can buy you a awfully made TV program which brings a little happiness for being that bad.

Another horribly trashy stupid TV series from the masters of teenage exploitation. The put sixteen people in a beach house with all the sex, drugs, and alcohol they can manage, and then drop in their ex-lovers for pointless fighting and drama. Boring!

I was angered and saddened to watch this programme with my 17 year old grandson. Angered to see how cynically manipulated these empty, silly young people were by the programme makers, who are feeding and exploiting their shaky and desperate narcissistic needs. I am sad for the cast, but also sad for the young audiences who are drawn to the series, and encouraged to think that this is a normal, even healthy way of relating to other people. The programme makers must know that that they are appealing to the most vulnerable and deprived in our society. I wonder if they would think it good nourishment for their own children. I doubt it.