Mischief
(2006)Streaming Episode Guide
Series 1
Travels with My Beard
Episode 5 - 2-02-2006
Rajesh has decided to grow a beard. The only problem is, now some people think he looks like a terrorist.In the aftermath of the July bombings in London, Mischief finds out what post-suicide-bombs Britain is like for a chap with a beard on his chin and a rucksack on his back.
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Let's Make a Baby
Episode 4 - 1-26-2006
How low can Reality TV go? Danny Robins, a comedian with no TV experience, invents a tasteless reality format called 'Let's Make a Baby - the Race to Conceive Britain's First Reality TV Baby’. What does the TV industry think of this brand new programme proposal and is there anybody out there willing to take part?
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A Dirty Weekend in Hospital
Episode 3 - 1-19-2006
50m
Presenter Tim Samuels leads around a hundred MRSA victims and their relatives on an impromptu cleaning blitz of ten of the country’s worst hit NHS trusts. They spent a day being trained by infection control nurses and then, brandishing mops and dusters, the volunteer cleaners descended on ten hospitals completely unannounced.The group expose the shameful state of Britain’s hospitals in an attempt to draw attention to the prevalence of hospital acquired infections, such as MRSA.
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Booze Bird
Episode 2 - 1-12-2006
Mother of three Nicky Taylor decides to give binge drinking a go for a month. She goes out on the town with a bunch of girls half her age to see what effect drinking has on the body and the mind.
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Circumcise Me?
Episode 1 - 1-05-2006
To be circumcised or not to be circumcised? That is the question and Mischief goes looking for the answer. Most American men are circumcised, whereas Brits prefer to keep their foreskin intact. So is it better to be circumcised or not? Is it healthier? Sexier? Or are circumcised men and their lovers missing out?
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Top 5 Highest Rated Episodes 7.4/10
A Dirty Weekend in Hospital
Episode 3 - 1-19-2006
50m
Presenter Tim Samuels leads around a hundred MRSA victims and their relatives on an impromptu cleaning blitz of ten of the country’s worst hit NHS trusts. They spent a day being trained by infection control nurses and then, brandishing mops and dusters, the volunteer cleaners descended on ten hospitals completely unannounced.The group expose the shameful state of Britain’s hospitals in an attempt to draw attention to the prevalence of hospital acquired infections, such as MRSA.
7.4/10Haven't Seen
