The Jeremy Kyle Show is a British television program that features confrontations between guests to resolve family, relationship, sex, drug, and alcohol issues. Lie detector and DNA tests are regularly administered. Guests often display strong emotions like anger and distress, and Kyle harshly criticizes those he feels acted irresponsibly or immorally. While the show offers aftercare like counseling and job assistance, some guests claim the producers intentionally stir up arguments for entertainment and that the follow up support is inadequate.

1. The JEREMY KYLE
Show

2. The Jeremy Kyle Show
The show is based on confrontations in which mostly, under class guests attempt
to resolve issues with others that are significant in their lives, these issues
include:
• family,
• relationship,
• sex,
• drug,
• alcohol
The show offers lie detector tests and DNA tests of a regular basis.
Frequently, guests display strong emotions such
as anger and distress on the show, and Kyle is often harsh towards
those that he feels have acted in morally wrong or irresponsible
ways, while strongly emphasising the importance of
traditional family values. This has led to both criticism and parody of the
show in newspapers and on television, and even led to the show being
described as "human bear-baiting" by a Manchester District Judge,
during a prosecution after guests had been involved in a violent incident
on the show.

3. The Jeremy Kyle Show
The show offers after care/rehab for the people
on it if need be. However, Chris Lyons went
on the show with his mother and they were
treated terribly by the show’s producers
and Jeremy Kyle himself. The producers
tried to stir things between the mother and
son to cause arguments on the show to
‘liven it up.’ At one point on the show, Chris
had to interrupt Jeremy Kyle as he was
being ‘really unfair’ on Chris’ mum. The after care from
Chris’ case included a half an hour of unhelpful
counselling and them helping him get a job, however
they only offered him a voluntary runner job on the show
which ended after only a few weeks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJIf9uj-X1I&safe=active

4. The show doesn’t only
exploit the under
class it also does
sometimes offer
genuine care and help, as
you can see
in the following clip: