Bangkok Airport Documentary Is So Bad That It’s Good

I was so utterly disappointed. I thought this would be an insightful look at a major airports inner workings. Yes the staff elements are interesting. But let's face it, there's naff all about the airport or the air travel industry. This "documentary" should be renamed "Drunk, entitled, ignorant, spoilt, kids and dropouts from UK and Oz try to overcome the simplistic challenge of travelling by air". So many of the "story lines" are the same. "Oops, I can't manage my time or money properly, so now I'm in a foreign country without financial means, alcohol control, my own passport, or the ability to get to a flight departure on time". Such is the future of our species. But don't worry, the government / parents responsible for these retards will be there to bail them out. And if I hear one more ignorant bonehead declaring "They should let me board, the planes still there!", I'll start a war. The reason passengers need to arrive BEFORE departure time by a certain margin, is because the airline staff and flight crew need to process the documents and calculations required by law to proceed with the flight safely. It's not the same as getting a bus. Drinking yourself unconscious the night before an early morning flight means you deserve to be left behind. And ranting at airline or airport staff because of your own immature actions, refusing to accept responsibility, is cause again to be ignored and left behind. The small minority of the air travelling public as represented in this programme clearly need a steel-spiked boot up their asses, or maybe we should introduce travel bans for ignorant morons?

Anyone know if this show or BBC 3 is available on xfinity? Or anywhere other than YouTube?

Episode 3 http://youtu.be/9uwBi_W8j1Y

I like watching it after an episode of Downton Abbey for the contrast. Sort of Upstairs/Downstairs/Sub-Basement.

I guess if you're willing to sit in the airport for 1-2 days and complain and stomp around like the french woman and embarrass your child so much so that she is always out of camera shot, you can get the change fee of E $400 waived. and is it just me or did they take the simple route and in some cases were using 50THB to the Euro (and even USD) Last I checked it was 32-36