TRUE LIFE

[nl5xsk1]

It is, Lushus ... the best part was the father made them turn off the cameras but left the mics on, so it was obvious what was happening.

 

The part that I didn't get about that was why the kid let his father come to high school with him to help campaign ... jebus, what kind of loser lets his old man come into the school for a student goverment thing?!?

[Ripper]

Wasn't the last set of parents nudist? And the son brought his female friend who wanted to see what it was all about.

 

I personally don't know how close I could be to someone when I know what their dads dick looks like.

[nl5xsk1]

The thing that I didn't get about that episode was that they filmed the 14-year old (or whatever-year old) topless ... what kind of parent allows their daughter to go to her friend's parent's nudist colony and then get filmed partially unclothed?

 

Bad parents.

[Black Lushus]

well hey, this IS MTV we're talking about here, the same company that films minors getting trashed on reality shows...

[razazteca]

You are forgetting about the Sex in the 90's series and the late night soap, Undressed.

[King Kamala]

The best part of the True Life "I Have Embarassing Parents" is the fact the dad used to play drums for Billy Joel and during the episode, "performed" his rap song "Everybody's a Nigga"

[Youth N Asia]

I think it's actually "Niggers come in every color." The dickhead was such a camerahog.

[The Tino Standard]

You are forgetting about the Sex in the 90's series and the late night soap, Undressed.

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I LOVED Undressed. Absolute filth, but strangely addictive.

 

I think what ended up getting me hooked was the format. Never any super-long story arcs, so you could jump in at any time. Plus, it was always a revolving door of actors, so you never had to worry about characters getting stale.

 

You know, all this talk gets me to thinking: For as much as people dump on MTV, you could put together a hell of a lineup with some of their shows from the last 10 years or so.

[Jericholic82]

You are forgetting about the Sex in the 90's series and the late night soap, Undressed.

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I LOVED Undressed. Absolute filth, but strangely addictive.

 

I think what ended up getting me hooked was the format. Never any super-long story arcs, so you could jump in at any time. Plus, it was always a revolving door of actors, so you never had to worry about characters getting stale.

 

You know, all this talk gets me to thinking: For as much as people dump on MTV, you could put together a hell of a lineup with some of their shows from the last 10 years or so.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Agreed. I somehow wound up watching undressed every night, it was strangely addicting. Wish they would show reruns now.