Jeremy Kyle show, in Court again.

[arista]

A guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show said
the programme makers
“are responsible for what happens now”
in his final text message to his
former partner, an inquest has heard.

[Steve Dymond, from Portsmouth,
is believed to have killed himself
seven days after filming for the
ITV show in May 2019.

He had taken a lie detector test
for the programme after being accused of
cheating on Jane Callaghan, from Gosport,
who wiped her eyes with a tissue while
giving evidence to the inquest on Tuesday.]




This show was not played on TV
but in Court they will view clips of it.


SkyNewsHD reported today.



https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/09/03/17/wire-89234917-1725379899-483_634x880.jpg


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c75n951v0x0o







https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/article-13808919/Jeremy-Kyle-guest-said-s-makers-responsible-happens-now.html


https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/015f/live/93dfe650-69eb-11ef-b970-9f202720b57a.png.webp
[Steve Dymond was found dead at his home
seven days after appearing on The Jeremy Kyle Show]

That show was never shown on ITV




Original TV Chat thread made by Cal in 2019
on his (J.Kyle)
show being Axed.
https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/forums/showthread.php?t=356603&highlight=jeremy+kyle

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[ Metro reports that the son of a man
who is believed to have taken his own
life after appearing on the Jeremy Kyle Show
in 2019 has told an inquest that Mr Kyle
"threw him under the bus"
by egging the audience on to boo him.
Steve Dymond, 63, had gone on the
show to deny cheating on his ex-partner
but during the episode failed a
lie detector test.
Son Carl Woolley told the inquest
his father felt he had been
"made out to be a baddie”.]

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/6aab/live/1330f370-6a39-11ef-b970-9f202720b57a.png.webp

[Mystic Mock]

That Show made Shows like Big Brother and The X Factor look classy in comparison.

Why anyone went on that Show was beyond me, I get the public finding the Show entertaining, but the people going on there were going on possibly the most vile Show that the UK has ever created.

[joeysteele]

That Show made Shows like Big Brother and The X Factor look classy in comparison.

Why anyone went on that Show was beyond me, I get the public finding the Show entertaining, but the people going on there were going on possibly the most vile Show that the UK has ever created.

I agree totally.

The whole format was unnecessary and Kyle himself was absolutely way out of order in my view.

I agree with every word you've said there Mock.

[Mystic Mock]

I agree totally.

The whole format was unnecessary and Kyle himself was absolutely way out of order in my view.

I agree with every word you've said there Mock.

I can get the guilty pleasure perspective that a lot of people had with the Show tbf, which is more than I can say for some Shows.

But they clearly should've done some psyche evaluation tests on the people participating on the Show, to try and prevent situations like this from happening.

[arista]

SkyNewsHD Live

Showing the Now Dead Guy
On the ITV show

Never shown before


Because it was shown in Court Today.
SkyNewsHD can show the clips

[arista]

Amazing
I never thought we would see it.


The Dead guy is crying.................

[arista]

Steve Dymond
who killed himself.

At the start of the clips, he looked so happy.

At the End of the clips, he was crying
and not happy.


They showed a few minutes.
No longer on.

[Niamh.]

That show was horrible, such nastiness and exploitation of the people who went on there

[Niamh.]

Also Jeremy Kyle on his moral high horse talking down to and sneeringly lecturing his guests, all the while he was doing similar **** to his own wife in real life

[arista]

That show was horrible, such nastiness and exploitation of the people who went on there


The ITV producers/Director
never thought he would Kill himself.


So many before him were
Disgraced
but just went home and moved on.

[arista]

GBnewsHD
is showing clips

But talking over it

[arista]

Jeremy Kyle himself
was in Court today giving his side.

[arista]

5PM Live Ch5HDnews starts with this

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/09/05/16/89322431-0-image-a-76_1725550806742.jpg

[arista]

Ch5HDnews showed another clip not meant for TV

A Video of the Lie Detector Technician
talking to him
Steve (now dead) was happy and relaxed.

This Court Inquest is expected to Conclude
next week

[GoldHeart]

The ITV producers/Director
never thought he would Kill himself.


So many before him were
Disgraced
but just went home and moved on.

Actually there's been more than one death / suicide from the show .

As for " moving on" , alot of the guests on the show already were suffering from either mental illness & learning difficulties,so I don't imagine ...they had a easy life after appearing on TV .

Alot of them were coerced & manipulated into taking part, sure there was some who were just not very bright or who saw this as their bizarre 5 mins of fame....to get a free stay in a hotel , but some who went on Jeremy
Kyle show ... didn't have many inhibitions to start with.

Jeremy Kyle was a vicious arrogant man, all he ever did was look down on people.... like he was somehow better than them . He thought he was some slick comedian ...as he had the audience clapping , booing & laughing at his ques :notimpressed: ...cringe.

[Livia]

Kyle is an odious little creep.

[arista]

The problem is loads would
watch his show every morning.

It was a Hit show

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/09/05/16/89322833-0-image-m-7_1725551313587.jpg

[arista]

Sadly his show made big money for ITV.

[Swan]

I hate hate hate Jeremy Kyle with an absolute passion. I really hope karma hits him in a big way, but i doubt it.

[arista]

I hate hate hate Jeremy Kyle with an absolute passion. I really hope karma hits him in a big way, but i doubt it.


He has a job at
Talk TV, YouTube only now

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/09/05/16/89322107-13817359-image-a-75_1725550728824.jpg
[The 63-year-old died of a suspected
suicide seven days after going on the show
with partner Jane Callaghan (pictured)]

[Swan]

He has a job at
Talk TV, YouTube only now

Yeah, nice fall from "grace" just not nice enough if you ask me.

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/09/05/16/89304483-13817359-Kyle_is_set_to_give_evidence_at_the_inquest_today-a-61_1725548453877.jpg

As Kyle went into the Court today.

[Swan]

https://news.sky.com/story/steve-dymond-inquest-clips-of-unaired-jeremy-kyle-show-played-in-court-13209983

The clip. Same old Kyle, smug, arrogant. And the morons in the audience.

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/09/05/16/89321827-13817359-image-a-78_1725551051035.jpg

The Clip SkyNews showed
At that point he started crying

[arista]

https://news.sky.com/story/steve-dymond-inquest-clips-of-unaired-jeremy-kyle-show-played-in-court-13209983

The clip. Same old Kyle, smug, arrogant. And the morons in the audience.


Thank you for adding the video.


Yes sadly
no one thought he would kill himself.

The thing is, you can see how it broke him

[Swan]

Thank you for adding the video.


Yes sadly
no one thought he would kill himself.

The thing is, you can see how it broke him

Yeah he was in complete shock. Very sad. Lie Detector tests have been proven to be massively unreliable.

[arista]

Yeah he was in complete shock. Very sad. Lie Detector tests have been proven to be massively unreliable.


Yes Ch5HD 5PM news

Showed Steve happy talking in the back area
with the Tech Fella that did the Lie Detector test


He was also in Court today.

[Benjamin]

Jeremy Kyle is such a waste of a human.

[arista]

Jeremy Kyle is such a waste of a human.


But he made ITV big Money


That's the way it goes

[smudgie]

Can’t stand Kyle.
Taking advantage and encouraging the idiots on his show.

[arista]

SkyNewsHD showed it a clip again.

I assume at the start of every hour

[GoldHeart]

Yeah he was in complete shock. Very sad. Lie Detector tests have been proven to be massively unreliable.

Yeah it turns out lie detectors are only like 65% accurate.... if that ! . And twat face Kyle always had the nerve to behave as if it was full proof 100% :bored: . Think of all the people who have told the truth ..and then told they're ' lying ', horrible way to resolve something.

Makes you wonder how accurate their so called 'DNA tests' are aswell , obviously those are harder to fake...but who knows with them,as the whole production team is utter sleaze ,and all they cared about was ratings. I wouldn't have trusted anything they say , I'd rather get proper results from a doctor or even pay for them!.

[rusticgal]

The show was always there to exploit these sort of people…but the other side of the coin was that these people got paid to go on there…a free night in a hotel…to many it was an opportunity.
Sadly this man had attempted suicide prior to the show…so why are his family putting him through that…:shrug:…they have to take some responsibility.
On the other hand you would have thought the production team would look into this kind of stuff before allowing them on the show.

However…Jeremy Kyle is a knob and the show gave the little turd an opportunity to be a ‘big man’..

All very sad..

[bots]

i don't think lie detectors are used in any court cases across the world these days because they have been found to be completely inaccurate

They have all sorts of biometric tests that they can do, but i don't even think they are used as proof one way or another

[UserSince2005]

I do not believe for one second that the lie detector has any accuracy. That this the real
Travesty

[Mystic Mock]

Also Jeremy Kyle on his moral high horse talking down to and sneeringly lecturing his guests, all the while he was doing similar **** to his own wife in real life

Isn't that always the way though Niamh?

[Mystic Mock]

Yeah, nice fall from "grace" just not nice enough if you ask me.

It's a promotion if anything.

[arista]

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/fec6/live/5d180e20-6bcd-11ef-b43e-6916dcba5cbf.png.webp

[UserSince2005]

Looks like the show got the all clear.
They did nothing wrong.
ITV better bring it back now.
Its the only good thing Manchester exports.

[Kate!]

Looks like the show got the all clear.
They did nothing wrong.
ITV better bring it back now.
Its the only good thing Manchester exports.

Of course they did wrong. It's morally disgraceful.

[Maru]

At least on other reality shows people can "profit" from their appearances afterwards in some form. On these you go on at your own risk. It's not worth it. Fame is never worth it, tbh.

[arista]

Lucky Jeremy Kyle
Got not trouble.

https://news.sky.com/story/jeremy-kyle-show-death-no-clear-link-between-steve-dymonds-appearance-on-the-show-and-his-death-coroner-13212332

[arista]

Looks like the show got the all clear.
They did nothing wrong.
ITV better bring it back now.
Its the only good thing Manchester exports.

No ITV will never bring back that show
the Death of one man
before the show went on air,
closed it down forever



15 years it did very well for ITV mornings
before that sad death.

[Crimson Dynamo]

It was a show for brain dead morons and that is also who it portrayed

no one cares

[arista]

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/5378/live/3c197d60-6fb2-11ef-b282-4535eb84fe4b.png.webp

[Mystic Mock]

Looks like the show got the all clear.
They did nothing wrong.
ITV better bring it back now.
Its the only good thing Manchester exports.

As someone that supports trashy TV, even I've got to say that the Jeremy Kyle Show was a step too far imo.

It really is better left in the past in my view.

[GoldHeart]

Looks like the show got the all clear.
They did nothing wrong.
ITV better bring it back now.
Its the only good thing Manchester exports.

You must be joking, it was awful exploitation & trash ....and it got rapidly worse as it dragged on year after year. It became more about Kyle being in love with himself and showing off, and less about helping people.

And he got more nasty and he loved sticking the knife in ,whilst also trying to force cringe banter with his 10 ft tall hulk security guard...who just stood and said " no Mr Kyle " & " yes Mr Kyle" " 3 bags full Mr Kyle" , embarrassing.

[user104658]

It was gross exploitation but that sort of "poverty porn" was all the rage back in the 2000's, there were countless shows and "documentaries" trying to make a few £ the same way. It all belongs in the trash regardless.

It was clearly based on the Jerry Springer model but that was at least more tongue-in-cheek and clearly 75% staged. Kyle's show frankly relied on the "guests" often being too naive/not clever enough to realise what they were getting themselves into.

[arista]

[It was clearly based on the Jerry Springer model]


Yes but Jerry Springer
was far better, than the Coarse Jeremy Kyle

[MTVN]

Yeah the show was a product of its time and the guests were also a product of societal problems that go way beyond the Jeremy Kyle show. By its nature a lot of the people on there had major problems with addictions and mental health issues so it's difficult to attribute a death directly to the program.

For all it's faults there were some people genuinely helped by the show too

[user104658]

Yeah the show was a product of its time and the guests were also a product of societal problems that go way beyond the Jeremy Kyle show. By its nature a lot of the people on there had major problems with addictions and mental health issues so it's difficult to attribute a death directly to the program.


I mean you've basically outlined why the show should never have been greenlit in the first place.

[MTVN]

I mean you've basically outlined why the show should never have been greenlit in the first place.

Maybe but JK was not alone in that - there was basically zero safeguarding in television at the time

[user104658]

Maybe but JK was not alone in that - there was basically zero safeguarding in television at the time

True I don't think it's particularly on Jeremy Kyle himself, much as I think he's a bit of a nob in general. More the culture that allowed this to be a thing at all.

[Niamh.]

True I don't think it's particularly on Jeremy Kyle himself, much as I think he's a bit of a nob in general. More the culture that allowed this to be a thing at all.

Too a lesser extent they did it with shows like the X Factor too, I don't watch any of them anymore but I really hated when they had the "bad" acts on and clearly a lot of these people they were taking the piss out of publicly had issues. Pretty gross really

[user104658]

Too a lesser extent they did it with shows like the X Factor too, I don't watch any of them anymore but I really hated when they had the "bad" acts on and clearly a lot of these people they were taking the piss out of publicly had issues. Pretty gross really

Looking back on some of the old clips on TikTok etc it wasn't even to that much of a lesser extent - The X Factor was awful for it in hindsight, they were flat-out gaslighting some of them with producers acting like they were good/had a chance just for them to go in and be openly laughed at and torn to bits by Cowell and co... shocking really.

Even arr Big Brother has some questionable elements through the years. People being chosen who cannot possibly have passed a robust psych exam (as they always claim) with the clear specific intent being for them to be mocked for entertainment.

[Niamh.]

Looking back on some of the old clips on TikTok etc it wasn't even to that much of a lesser extent - The X Factor was awful for it in hindsight, they were flat-out gaslighting some of them with producers acting like they were good/had a chance just for them to go in and be openly laughed at and torn to bits by Cowell and co... shocking really.

Even arr Big Brother has some questionable elements through the years. People being chosen who cannot possibly have passed a robust psych exam (as they always claim) with the clear specific intent being for them to be mocked for entertainment.

Yeah, actually it's one of the main reasons I stopped watching those type of reality talent shows. And yes agree about BB too

[Crimson Dynamo]

Kyle is on Talk and i cant listen to him

vile

[Kazanne]

Yeah the show was a product of its time and the guests were also a product of societal problems that go way beyond the Jeremy Kyle show. By its nature a lot of the people on there had major problems with addictions and mental health issues so it's difficult to attribute a death directly to the program.

For all it's faults there were some people genuinely helped by the show too

I agree with this,the show did help a lot of people,there are always two sides.

[user104658]

I agree with this,the show did help a lot of people,there are always two sides.

Who did it help?

[Ray.]

Who did it help?

It lined the pockets of the producers, Jeremy Kyle, ITV.

There we are. :smug: I watchd a pretty fun but not especially enlightening takedown of The Jeremy Kyle Show on YouTube yesterday. Worth a viewing for those who want to hate-watch the scummy, self-righteous hypocrite. To my mind, if it helped anyone, it was only through inadvertently and unintentionally drawing attention to the plight of those who were struggling, much in the same way that the Whitechapel murders drew attention to the poverty of the East End. :laugh:

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[Kazanne]

Who did it help?

"Many people benefitted from the aftercare service provided by The Jeremy Kyle Show and there were also many who benefitted and didn’t appear on the show," Graham said in a statement.

"The service had a positive impact on many people's lives and, in some cases, those whose needs are often unheard and ignored within our society were acknowledged and heard by the aftercare team."

Graham added that the services provided to participants helped "challenge homophobia, transphobia and racism and it provided a platform to brave survivors of domestic abuse, trauma and childhood trauma because they wanted to raise public awareness and ultimately help others".

[MTVN]

"Many people benefitted from the aftercare service provided by The Jeremy Kyle Show and there were also many who benefitted and didn’t appear on the show," Graham said in a statement.

"The service had a positive impact on many people's lives and, in some cases, those whose needs are often unheard and ignored within our society were acknowledged and heard by the aftercare team."

Graham added that the services provided to participants helped "challenge homophobia, transphobia and racism and it provided a platform to brave survivors of domestic abuse, trauma and childhood trauma because they wanted to raise public awareness and ultimately help others".

Yes in some ways the show provided a lifeline to people falling through the cracks who couldn't access conventional support services

It's definitely not a simple picture