Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!

2014

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EP1 Episode 1 Mar 22, 2017

When Gary and Cona attempt to recover £4,000 of debt owed by a young man still living with his mum the scene turns very violent very quickly.

EP2 Episode 2 Mar 29, 2017

The Officers chase a debt of almost £2000 in unpaid parking fines, and later encounter the extraordinary case of deb of £80,000 owed by a hotel owner to his ex-girlfriend.

EP3 Episode 3 Apr 05, 2017

Agents chase more than £1700 in unpaid parking fines in South-east London, and in North Wales, Officers try to recover £2000 owed by a tradesman to a former employer.

EP4 Episode 4 Apr 12, 2017

The High Court Enforcement Agents hear a call to arms, get tangled in a family's convoluted web and Paul takes a blow from some shop shutters.

EP5 Episode 5 Apr 19, 2017

The Agents try to recover more than £12.000 owed by a jeweller to one of his suppliers and chase up more than £5000 owed by a tenant to her former landlord for rent arrears.

EP6 Episode 6 Apr 26, 2017

A debtor in London ties his car to a tree to stop agents taking it in payment, a church ministry owes rent and a barber owes a business consultancy.

EP7 Episode 7 May 03, 2017

A car parts dealer throws a spanner in the works after Stewart and Elmor strike a deal, the cops are called to help evict a tenant in East London, and Paul and Ben barge their way into a flat to discover some very vulnerable tenants.

EP8 Episode 8 May 10, 2017

Gary and trainee Cona face a case of potential mistaken identity, Del and Max turn detective to confirm another debtor, Paul works with a film producer on the verge of bankruptcy, and Gary is forced to seize a car from a young couple.

EP9 Episode 9 May 17, 2017

Matt and Gary face an angry mob at a high-performance car dealer. Gary and Cona's straightforward case turns into sensitive when a father's backstory is revealed.

EP10 Episode 10 May 24, 2017

Matt and Gary face down a debtor's obstructive family and a nightclub owner's aggressive friends. Max uncovers a scam over an illegal sublet, and works with a professional cyclist whose career is in the balance.

EP11 Episode 11 May 31, 2017

Matt unravels the complex case of a shopkeeper, and meets a single mum struggling to cope with mounting debts. A beauty salon owner threatens to lock Stewart in and place him under citizen's arrest.

EP12 Episode 12 Jun 07, 2017

Matt and Garry incur the wrath of a man whose former girlfriend wants to recover the money he owes her, and a taxi company tries to hide its debts.

EP13 Episode 13 Jun 14, 2017

The agents face ugly scenes at a beauty salon, a film producer has a drama on his hands, and a mother and son try to hide from a debt owed to a garage.

EP14 Episode 14 Jun 21, 2017

The High Court Enforcement Agents tackle a surprisingly violent travel agent and a tricky shop owner and a neighbour at war.

EP15 Episode 15 Aug 30, 2017

In Coventry, the sheriffs chase £10,000 owed by a publican to a contractor. The property appears to be empty, but after finding an ingenious method of entry, Matt and Garry are confronted by a surprised and angry landlord. Meanwhile, agents Max and Steve head to central London to try to recover almost £8,000 owed to a firm of accountants

EP16 Episode 16 Sep 06, 2017

Sheriffs try to recover almost £2400 from a company director for unpaid invoices in Manchester, while agents in Kent chase nearly £4000 owed by a couple for unpaid rent.

EP17 Episode 17 Sep 13, 2017

Max and Steve have a writ to recover a disputed debt owed by the owner of a bridal shop, and also face a challenging eviction. Gary and Cona are chasing money owed by a small business, and recovering vet fees.

EP18 Episode 18 Sep 20, 2017

Max and Paul are in central London with a writ to recover unpaid parking fines. In Lancashire, Steward and Vic are chasing a debt owed to a shipping company by a scrapyard owner. Back in central London, an eviction proves tricky for Steve.

EP19 Episode 19 Sep 27, 2017

Matt and Garry face a threatening situation when they try to recover some unpaid nursery fees, a young driver's failure to pay some parking fines cause a family ructions.

EP20 Episode 20 Oct 04, 2017

Max and Steve attempt to calm and situation where a debtor loses his temper. Matt and Garry attempt to help an accountant who is asset rich but cash poor.

EP21 Episode 21 Oct 11, 2017

Agents Stewart and Iain head to Manchester to recover one of the largest debts they have ever chased - more than £400,000 - owed to a builder after he was failed to receive payment for his work on a house. Meanwhile, officers Gary and Cona are in Kent to chase over £11,000 owed by a couple for unpaid rent.

EP22 Episode 22 Oct 18, 2017

Agents Max and Steve head to London to try to recover more than £21,000 in unpaid court costs after a car accident. Officers Aron and Cona team up to recover almost £7,000 owed after a debtor failed to repay a loan to her ex-partners.

EP23 Episode 23 Nov 08, 2017

The debt collectors take action to serve a writ issued for the organiser of a music festival.

EP24 Episode 24 Nov 15, 2017

Gareth and Mitch are in north Devon with a writ to recover more than £8,000 owed by a dissatisfied customer to a supplier of windows and doors. In Nottingham, Stewart and Vic are on an eviction that will test their patience to the limits, with a landlord who wants his property back after months of rent arrears and alleged anti-social behaviour.

EP25 Episode 25 Nov 22, 2017

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EP26 Episode 26 Nov 29, 2017

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EP27 Episode 27 Dec 06, 2017

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EP28 Episode 28 Dec 13, 2017

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EP29 Episode 29 Dec 20, 2017

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EP30 Episode 30 Dec 27, 2017

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EP31 Episode 31 Jan 03, 2018

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EP32 Episode 32 Jan 10, 2018

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EP33 Episode 33 Mar 22, 2018

Agents Max and Steve in East London try to recover over £7,000 owed by a restaurant owner for an unpaid gas bill, while officers Gareth and Mitch in Gloucestershire seek just under £3,000 from the owner of a car wash. Elsewhere, Stewart and Vic are in Manchester trying to recover nearly £5,000 owed by a blinds and shutters supplier to a dissatisfied customer.

EP34 Episode 34 Mar 29, 2018

Gary and Cona are in west London on a bid to recover almost £1,800 in unpaid parking fines. However, the debtor is unable to pay and reveals her ex-partner was responsible for the tickets. In Birmingham, Matt and Garry have a writ for nearly £40,000 owed by a grandmother for solicitor's fees and also try to get back more than £6,500 owed to a nursery for childcare.

EP35 Episode 35 Apr 05, 2018

Gareth and Mitch are on the trail of £2,500 in unpaid parking tickets in Cardiff, and while the debtor is not at home, they notice his car is sporting false number plates and call the police. The duo also face an angry defendant in Swindon when trying to collect £2,000 for unpaid rent on a lock-up, while in Buckinghamshire, Matt and Garry consider seizing a haul of luxury watches to pay more than £16,000 owed to a landlord.

EP36 Episode 36 Apr 12, 2018

Stewart and Elmor set out to evict a tenant from a property in Manchester but when the man claims he knew nothing about the court order tempers begin to fray. A car salesman in Cumbria is not happy about paying £4,500 to a dissatisfied customer, and in Shropshire a pub licensee claims she is unable to pay the rent she owes to her ex-landlord. With emotions running high, can she cut a new deal?

EP37 Episode 37 Apr 19, 2018

Stewart and Elmor are in Manchester to recover £4,000 owed to a firm of architects, only for the debtor to attempt to throw them off the scent. Stewart is joined by Vic in Liverpool to track down a landlord who owes his former tenants deposits totalling £5,000, while Gareth and Mitch are in for a surprise when they chase a builder in Wiltshire.

EP38 Episode 38 Apr 26, 2018

Gareth and Mitch collect debts owed for unpaid home improvements, but the debtor claims he has been kicked out of the property. Stewart and Vic chase an unpaid parking fine but must deal with the debtor's protective brother.

EP39 Episode 39 May 03, 2018

A Warwickshire debtor moves goods to a neighbouring house to stop the agents seizing them. A family on the south coast pretend they are not in.

EP40 Episode 40 May 10, 2018

A debtor's mother gets involved and tempers start to fray when the agents chase over £2,000 owed for unpaid parking fines. A woman is refusing to pay fees to a veterinary practice after she claims her dog has been misdiagnosed.

EP41 Episode 41 May 17, 2018

Trying to recoup a debt owed by a pub, Stewart and Elmore tread carefully in a property which has many items that could be used as weapons, Gary and Cona try to collect the outstanding legal fees owed by a family who fell out over a Will.
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Released: 24 February 2014 Returning Series
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Country: United Kingdom
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Official Website: http://www.channel5.com/show/cant-pay-well-take-it-away/
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Camera follow teams of High Court Enforcement Agents, dealing with the execution of High Court Writs.

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mark-01455 To start with, the fact England and Wales even has such a service as a High Court where there is no due process or notification of defendants is simply disgusting. I can see enforcing commercial judgements and rent collection, but the way these people deal with enforcing evictions of citizens gives you a very clear picture of how England and Wales see this rights of its citizens versus the sovereignty of property. This goes doubly so when these "Officers" are really hired goons working on commission.And while I can certainly understand how frustrated landlords can get from rent being in arrears and that it must be paid, the lack of due process - whether or not people received notice from a lower court, is simply inexcusable.Let me be clear, a property owner should never have to wait eight months to be paid, and when there's a brothel on the premises or something along these lines, the perpetrators should be kicked out. But by the same token, when arbitration has fallen through and promises broken, people deserve a definitive date of ejection, not some random goon coming with no warning and a write telling the tenant they have an hour to leave.It's seriously disgusting, and the people responsible for writing the laws in England and Wales should be ashamed in general for the way they treat their poor. As to the people - I have a lot of friends there and I am unsure many of them are even aware of these draconian rules. People in England and Wales are basically good, but the High Court is a horrific tool for debt collection that should be abolished.I just watched an episode while writing this this about a family that was booted out of their house who has a two-year old under life support... no quarter given. Disgusting. How could these people, the landlord or most of all Channel 5 deal with themselves after this is beyond me.There should be a provision in these laws that allows for situations that are obvious emergencies.By the way, I mention only England and Wales because Scotland doesn't allow these goons and has actual Sheriffs employed by the state that aren't incentivized by the profit motive to boot people out of their homes. It's a bit more civil and I can understand why they want independence if this is any indication.And when it comes to the UK, I'm not just talking about this crap, I'm talking about things like the fact there's a payday loan shop on every corner in every poor neighborhood. It's disgusting.Beyond all this, as someone who works in the media, I'm amazed that the producers can make a profit from selling adverts from this poverty porn, and I'm even more shocked the producers don't provide some of the more deserving people with compensation for showing their lives bare for the sake of ad sales.Again, I am very pro-landlord generally, and in commercial situations, well, judgements must be enforced, but the way they treat their poor in the UK is just horrific. They should abolish the High Courts' ability to evict people without notice. Full stop. And this poverty porn - disgusting. It should be canceled.
kevinpleasant I have never in my life seen a meaner or more heartless group of individuals as these so-called high court enforcers. The older gentleman are sometimes willing to work with the people but the younger guys are just plain heartless bastard's. If you can watch this without wanting to smack one of these pompous losers in the head then you're way better than I am. Not only do they not lift a finger to make things easier they seem to take delight in making things as difficult as possible. I just hope these guys are down and out and need someone to help them one day and they're treated the exact same way that they treat the people in this show.
vermontcedar Britain and the US have allowed scavengers of capitalism to exploit, make broke and then come in for the kill. These guy are the carrion bird who just drink the blood to collect the flesh and deliver the goods.It was hard to believe these poor people who were said to owe debts not only lost their homes; they were forced to pay rent until the evicted home was sold! What?Children at school coming home to fin their homes with doors locked. These carrion birds are feeders and the enablers are the courts. No wonder we live in such a mean world filled with crime and terrorism.Meanwhile the Queen selects from one of her 1000 handbags each costing 6000 pounds! How can the Brits allow such incredible abuse. If you are indeed in business, by being in that business you accept the responsibility of occasional loss. Not these whiners.
stribble-72274 Please someone explain to me how this works? I love the show up until season 2 episode 6. Being a follower since the beginning I always enjoyed waiting to see what scenarios we'd be thrown and what circumstances the guys had to deal with that week. Up until today. Having seen so many families and individuals being evicted losing belongings property's homes it was awful but the guys were in there to do there job and as heart wrenching as it was to see this happen you always understood. Watching today never before have I seen such lean treatment for a debt that usually would be handled in the taking of belongings and sorted ASAP. However a street in Stoke on Trent gathered all their friends and family which resulted in the offer of a payment plan being set up?! I'm sorry but I thought that show was a last resort for the default of all other payment failures plans included so why in shows before have you waited (hours may I add) to remove families but this was an exception and I will make the point of saying that it's probably another one of those times that us 'white' people are more concerned with the prospect of appearing racist that when situations arise with 'differently ethic and coloured' individuals there then given preferential treatment?! Just goes to show how we have all ended up really. Every case should be handled the same and if the ability to give payment plans to those then please offer it to women who support children on there own or to an individual who is clearly unwell and unable to comprehend! NOT to individuals that over exert there 'community power'. Thought this was one of those shows where we all get treated EQUALLY ?! How can this be justified?! Chances are won't be watching again.