Post: #26

Well, I have a new party game I'd like to try.

It's called "let's get philosophical about your boobs."

Way better than Apples to Apples.

Post: #27

So...We have hit the future...I randomly remembered this show
Did anyone ever find a place where you could watch the show with english subtitles
There are only 6 episodes

Post: #28

Quote:Actually, the first time I saw a man naked I wanted to laugh. I may have been in love with him but compared to women's bodies even the best of men just look silly...

confirmed to have never seen "the best of men" bodies

Post: #29

(06-12-2013 10:25 PM)369eyedea Wrote:  



English language documentary about the show. Includes alphas, feminists and betas of scandanavia, the worst part is the american feminist liberal talking about it, or the turkish journalist (towards the end)

That huffpost American broad really exemplifies all of feminism doesn't she: doesn't know shit, but can't stop blabbering about nothing.

Post: #30

I find it extremely odd, that I can't find this TV anywhere online or as a torrent.
The Danish website has removed it, saying its expired.

Has this show been blacklisted from the internet?

Post: #31

I initially read the title as "the sexiest TV program in history."

Post: #32

We should invite Denmark to Visegrad 4 group, of course if Danes will want to join.
It looks like there is hope for more countries in Europe than just Czech, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia.

Possibly to start new version of EU, for example inspired by first versions of EU itself when it was mainly about business and economics, while politics were kept in nation's hands? ))

Post: #33

Denmark is the shitlordiest of the nordics. Confirmed.

Post: #34

(06-12-2013 10:25 PM)369eyedea Wrote:  



English language documentary about the show. Includes alphas, feminists and betas of scandanavia, the worst part is the american feminist liberal talking about it, or the turkish journalist (towards the end)

That's a really good doco, well worth a watch. I'm actually surprised by how even it is and how the narrator doesn't bring any bias to it, just interviews people from both sides and lets the audience make up their own mind.

It's classic that the media overseas hasn't even bothered to translate the show and are basing all their commentary and outrage on their assumptions.
Good on the Danes for being willing to give this show a crack, especially that female content editor who gave it the go ahead.