eddie-earl-99-521675 I watched this episode to see how bad it was, but I found that all the debtors were in the wrong and therefore deserved to pay in full.What amuses me is that without exception each one of the enforcement agents introduced themselves as Mister. This is a major breach of manners and etiquette that is only practised by ignorant people.Why do these people shave their heads?Do they think it makes them seem threatening?

maddieshylo Feel sick when I watch these programmes..amazes me how the sheriffs get total pleasure in taking people's possessions. Hopfully the sheriffs in this show are not friends with child abusers, In debt them self's or been sacked from the police force for dealing drug,like the thugs on channel 5 ..'can't pay take it away'.

geordiesdad There is not much entertainment value in this show....presumably modeled after the American show with more teeth and attitude. The promos and previews show vehicles galore being seized but in reality...on this show at least...it is VERY rare Less than half the time there is a resolution of the full amount owed and VERY OFTEN there is no money or assets seized at all due to legal juggling on the part of savvy debtors. Too much time is spent on hearing and seeing the creditors and their situation and too often we realize how gullible and stupid they are.....no wonder con-men can take advantage of them. MOST OFTEN a 'compromise' is reached where less than half of what is owed is paid and the rest as a glorified promissory note which, since they have showed in the past, little inclination to pay back money the Court has ordered them to, is usually worth what their past promises have been worth......NOTHING All in all a tiresome show that after a few episodes becomes depressingly predictable with the public taking it in the neck....again......even with the awesome power of the HIGH COURT. HIGH they might be and a court as well but even with their MIGHTY powers, these officers have all the ferocity and power of a wounded kitten. Boring and with the events too often going ONCE AGAIN against the creditors I find watching it TOO depressing with it's lack of frequent resolution the way WE want it to happen.