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[boarhog]

Anyone got a link to a download as I'm still at work and wanna watch when I get home in morning
steviep

Looking for it Stevie, not on youtube yet, but can download from Torrent. What are you doing on a ladyboy site from work?

[boarhog]

Not on work computer,
the wonder of having a iPhone

stevie

Must be nice. Everyone including all the ladyboys I know have nicer phones than me.

[xyzzy]

Try here: http://www.mininova.org/tor/2954307

[xyzzy]

We may not be seeing anymore episodes:
http://phuketwan.com...ies-hold-11567/

[Legend]

i dont quite now what to make of the show.
are they showing thailand in a bad light.?
i have to watch it at my dads, as i dont get bravo.
he thinks the place looks a nightmare, worse than any resort in europe for pissed brits.
last night, he fell asleep, but woke up in time for the ladyboy bit at the end.
next week might be a bit uncomfortable.

[paultain]

Big Trouble in tourist Thailand (Episode 2)
Utube link curtsy of suirside1

Part 1
http://www.youtube.c...s/2/GWmv9o_14rE

Part 2
http://www.youtube.c...s/1/NhuXUdBmej8

Part 3
http://www.youtube.c...s/0/gamMhnultLs

Part 4
(Should be uploaded soon, so watch out for it)

There are also some JJ uncut peaces with the American marines
Or

Download the torrent
http://www.mininova.org/tor/2954307

Thai Officials Put 'Big Trouble' Series in Limbo

By Alan Morison
Monday, September 14, 2009
Phuket Jet-Ski Photo Album Above

THE SECOND episode in the controversial 'Big Trouble' television series is set to screen in Britain on Monday night - but Thai authorities are now preventing the eight-part series from being completed.

Producer-director Gavin Hill says the Thailand Film Office has sent a letter asking the British production company, Bravo, not to screen any more episodes.

Episode Three, being edited in Britain, is in rough-cut form. The show can only go on with permission from all the people shown on-screen.

That includes Winai ''JJ'' Naiman, the now-notorious Phuket jet-ski operator, who signed a release form so that his actions could be displayed to viewers with his approval.

Mr Hill said tonight's second episode does not reflect badly on Thailand. That was never the intention of 'Big Trouble in Tourist Thailand,' he added.

''I don't know what's going to happen now with the series,'' he said. The Thailand Film Office has ''pulled all the releases and permissions that are required to complete the series.''

He has been told there is the likelihood of a complaint being made to the British embassy. At least one volunteer expat tourist policeman in Pattaya had also expressed concern.

Episode Two, Mr Hill said, contained no more about jet-skis on Phuket and was about ''Brits behaving badly,'' with military police in pursuit of drunken sailors.

''In some ways, it's very positive for Thailand,'' he said. ''The young lady who was in trouble on Koh Phangan in the first episode is fined 50 pounds, she gets her bail money back, and she is allowed to go, with the only real penalty being an extra three weeks in Thailand.''

By coincidence, authorities on Koh Phangan have announced a plan to make the island, noted for expat full moon rave parties, drug-free as fast as possible.

Episode One of 'Big Trouble' screened last week, revealing footage of what appeared to be an extortion bid by ''JJ'' with a gun in hand, and it came just before a planned summit on jet-ski scams on Phuket.

Nationwide, crackdowns are underway on crimes against tourists at Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok as part of a push against corruption by the Prime Minister.

The jet-ski crackdown on Phuket came after the Deputy PM met with the Australian ambassador. Other ambassadors later echoed their increasing concerns about jet-ski scams to the Phuket Governor, Wichai Praisa-nob.

Mr Hill was keen to make the point that the 'Big Trouble' jet-ski scandal coverage came about by chance. He still says that in fairness, there is no way of knowing whether the alleged damage to jet-skis in the show was genuine or not.

An incident involving ''JJ'' and US marines, posted this week on You Tube, was not used in the series because the show was being made for a British audience. Only the first-episode incident involving ''JJ'' and British marines was considered relevant.

If it screens tonight in Britain, viewers will also see inside Phuket prison, where a British national is interviewed about his experiences in being jailed for ATM offences.

[Ali71]

[quote name="boarhog"][quote]
[quote]Ali71 - However what a low life the guy in the England top was, he pissed on a taxi then acted like a coward when confronted and talked shit in the presence of two english tourist cops, he was a disrispectful numskull and he got off lightly [/quote]

Do you get the feeling the tourist cops are going very light for the cameras but have much different reaction when no one is watching?[/quote]

Yeah quite possibly they do seem a bit too friendly at times :?

Its all about the Lbs next week, thats when the show is going to start :wink:

[Mike8]

Hi,
can anyone confirm the the LB's name in part 3 is Pot? If it is, then she must have had a good reason cause she seemed like a real nice girl on my last trip.

[xyzzy]

Big Trouble in tourist Thailand (Episode 2)
Utube link curtsy of suirside1

Part 1
http://www.youtube.c...s/2/GWmv9o_14rE

Part 2
http://www.youtube.c...s/1/NhuXUdBmej8

Part 3
http://www.youtube.c...s/0/gamMhnultLs

Part 4
(Should be uploaded soon, so watch out for it)

Part 4 is HERE.