#Made mtv nottingham high school series#
#Made mtv nottingham high school tv#

Were kids like him real or computer-animated? You tell me. One of the most annoying morons was an obese, limp-wristed fashion-designer wannabe called Joshua (with breasts). The most likable contestant was Katrina Knuckles a very entertaining episode. They weren't quite as fun to watch as the above-mentioned X-legged dilettantes. Perhaps they were just seeking for their 15 minutes, no idea. There's the occasional great-looking girl or regular jock. But not all 'Made' candidates are nerds or misfits.

#Made mtv nottingham high school series#

No amount of coaching can fix that, especially not from the series of 'experts' that MTV hires to 'improve' these humanoids. (Some gene pools just aren't fit for this world.) It's in all the nature studies every group of chimps has its alpha males who get all the 'girls', and its epsilon males who never even get close to a female. that some women shouldn't make babies, and some guys shouldn't even think about flirting, let alone try it. Perhaps 'Made' serves a useful role as a reminder and educator of the idealistic, liberal, and gullible among us that we are in fact not all born equal, i.e. What happened? I can't really tell you: I stopped watching that episode mid-way I was cringing with deep embarrassment for this poor schluck (Fremdenscham), I just couldn't bear to watch him anymore, or listen to his high-pitched whine as he made his pitiful attempts to woo girls who were clearly trying to control their gag-reflex. His made coach was some charlatan with Tom Cruise teeth and hair, promising to get this guy a date by the time the 6 weeks were over. I recall an episode of a 19 year-old 2-meter male ultra-dork who'd never kissed a girl before. Hi, world, here I am!!!!' Damn, I thought I'd seen my fair share of nerds and nerdesses in my lifetime, but the collection of klutzy, drooling, semi-autistic, nose-picking creatures MTV has managed to collect over the years for this show made me realize just how much more poor DNA there is out there some of the nerds are so geeky I almost thought they were computer-animated, i.e.

#Made mtv nottingham high school tv#

I want to be no.235,987 in the TV Book Of Reality Show Losers. I want to behave like a moron in the pursuit of a pointless, unreachable dream.

I want to be a fat screwball making a total jackass of myself on a stupid music channel. Of course, that does imply that there IS a mind there to begin with. Not when you're a born loser.' I can just see this show's participants rolling their eyes for the rest of their lives every time they hear that infamous fortune-cookie phrase 'you can achieve anything, as long as you put your mind to it'. “My aim is to work in medicine by becoming a medical researcher.The show that certainly tries its best to put an end to the American Dream. I’m now going to take a year out from studying to try and get on top of things medically before coming back to West Notts in September 2020 to study the Access to Sciences course.

She added: “I’ve had to completely re-think my career because of my health problems. Sarah also has Asperger’s and was determined to gain GCSEs in English and maths becoming set career change. I’ve put a lot of hard work in and it’s paid off.” “I’ve been on-and-off medication, so it’s been a hard slog this year and there were a couple of times when I nearly gave up my studies – but I didn’t and it’s been worth it. I was diagnosed with having Crohn’s disease and an under-active thyroid, and there’s a possiblity I’ve got Ankylosing Spondylitis, which is quite a severe back and hip problem that affects my mobility and causes fatigue. She said: “I’ve been really poorly over the last couple of years. Sarah Radford, 46, from Forest Town, Mansfield, completed her GSCEs despite battling chronic illness (Image: Vision West Nottinghamshire College)