Also.......

on another note, make people aware of the costs involved in entering into divorce. That alone would perhaps make them want to sit down and try again. Not all cases though.

We know how many come on here saying they want a divorce, and then the TRUE FACTS hit them on how it affects them financially. Can hear the gasps of breath.

How many on here have gone bascially bankrupt for the sake of a fling??? AND

this country has a no fault clause - not many are aware of that either..

zara

Someone in SKY must be absolutely bonkers to think that a nice holiday in somewhere romantic will pave the way to solving what for most people must be the most traumatic thing they have ever had to endure (apart from the death of a loved one). Airing your dirty laundry to all and sundry when you are probably at your emotional and physical low-point is probably not the most sensible of ideas...

Personally I'd be more than happy if there was a way to show people just what happens in divorce. However that would be a rather dry and depressing program which would not fit in with the SKY schedules. In terms of the emotional and financial devastation caused I severely doubt that the program makers will have any interest.

We have a young child so our relationship is of course worth saving but this is absolutely not the way to do so. I sincerely hope that you don't find anyone gullible enough to take part in your explotative programme. Shame on you.

Sera wrote:
I think society has grown (emotionaly) from the influx of real-life TV. show an audience how it can repair; is a good thing.

Sera. TV is not about eductating its about entertaining. Someone at F thought it would make great TV and loads of people would watch it cos for some reason we are all nosey buggers. No one is gona learn anythng from this. F only make progs that sell advertising space. C