DC-Cutie said:I knew Josey and Swanley weren't going to make it... But, I pity the fool that's about to marry him.
Oh. I stand corrected.Umm, YES, you can have medical problems. Siblings, Parents, etc are definite, no-nos, but you can still have medical problems marrying cousins:
Hanovers: The underbites, cleft palette, slow development, mental disabilities issues, genetic mutations.
Romanovs/Queen Victoria's heirs.....hemophalia, etc....
I am just now watching the American version. OMG these people are outta control. Throwing down outside the courthouse yikes!
Most strip clubs have the girls sign a standard model release form, so filming is allowed, if the club OK's it, also patrons will see a sign overhead upon entering that says "you may be filmed or photographed"
k2sealer said:The only thing that the American version has over the UK one is that they have mainly focused on the one family. I like this because you get to know the characters a little better. More in depth drama. Although I'm not thrilled with the low class behavior. Sometimes it seems like a reality TV version of "My Name is Earl".
jamamcg said:Here's the analogy:
Thelma begins the search for her ten new trainees. All of them are gypsies or travellers, some left school at 11 and some are unable to read, write or even tell the time.
Thelma's hopefuls include headstrong 16-year-old Margaret from a local trailer site, who doesn't like being told what to do regardless of who's telling her; 17-year-old Kathleen, whose domestic duties include looking after her 17 nieces and nephews; and 16-year-old Rosanne, who desperately lacks education and thinks Lady Gaga worships the devil.
For the girls it's the opportunity of a lifetime, for existing staff it feels like a serious upheaval, and for Thelma it could be out of the frying pan and into the fire.
i've just seen a advert for "Thelma's Gypsy Girls" it looks good.
She takes on 10 gypsy girls as apprentices
k2sealer said:I wonder if we will get this on US tv too or if it will only be available in the UK.