Working at home has allowed me to get reacquainted with Mtv's 'True Life' Series. It's a documentary series that covers all sorts of topics. Mtv puts describes it this way,
'Since its first episode in 1998, True Life has provided a window into the struggles, hopes, and dreams of young people. Narrated solely by its characters, each episode documents the unusual--and often remarkable--circumstances of real individuals, whether it's about soldiers returning from Iraq, deaf teenagers, or people living with autism. We've given all of them--and hundreds of others--the opportunity to tell their own stories directly to their peers in this powerful series that uniquely reflects the experiences and cultures of this generation.'
There is a lot of crap on Mtv, some of it enjoyable crap, but True Life is typically interesting and/or entertaining. I've posted one of the most memorable clips from the series below. It is probably one of the most memorable in reality tv history.
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