Undateables!

On more 4 now, has two people with autism.

not sure if it can be watched on catchup or similar?

no idea if it is a representation of real life or just sensationalised? I have watched a few before and it can unite individuals that go in to share their lives together.

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12/04/2018,

time now 22:54.

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  • As a programme, I hope it helps raise awareness of the diversity of people... but I hate the term “undateable”.... 

    ....trying to think now of an alternative name..

    is it quite a patronising programme...are we just meant to think... ooo bless them? 

  • “You do wonder why Channel 4 didn't go the whole hog and just use the title "You're weird and no one wants to have sex with you"..”

    and

    ”

    Overall, however, it's not the differences but the similarities you're left with: human beings who want companionship and physical affection. Sometimes funny, sometimes aching, it doesn't once say disability and dating don't quite fit.

    With The Undateables, Channel 4 has a gem of a programme – but once the branding has done its best to misrepresent. And that despite the first rule of dating: a good first impression always counts.”

    From a 2012 newspaper review:

    www.theguardian.com/.../undateables-channel-4-disability-rights-wrongs

  • I give you a +1 for this. You've described it perfectly Slight smile

    Once you start watching, you realise the point they're kind of making is that these people aren't undateable...it's just society's face-value judgement of them. When you get to know them, they're awesome people who want to bring sunshine into someone else's life.

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  • I give you a +1 for this. You've described it perfectly Slight smile

    Once you start watching, you realise the point they're kind of making is that these people aren't undateable...it's just society's face-value judgement of them. When you get to know them, they're awesome people who want to bring sunshine into someone else's life.

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