ITV1- You're Back In The Room................
28 March 2015, 10:30 PM
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ITV1- You're Back In The Room................
I watched this for the first tonight (well the last 20 minutes of it) and it is honestly the worst program I have ever seen. I've seen some pretty bad programs but this one tops it. There is no way it can be real; I just don't believe it. Are they really trying to con the public or is the public actually this gullible? If it was real then surely there would be more "hypnotists" to use their skill to their advantage, such as getting people to commit crimes for them etc etc.... The people don't even react naturally under the "hypnosis". It looks more staged than Top Gear!
Anyone else had the unfortunate pleasure of watching a bit of it?
Anyone else had the unfortunate pleasure of watching a bit of it?
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28 March 2015, 10:42 PM
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I saved myself that 20 minutes.................the very thought of it!!!
which is why I am now listening to some music...............of my choice.
oh,after watching a recording of '.......sings Motown' on BBC where various artists from the archives sing their versions.
which is why I am now listening to some music...............of my choice.
oh,after watching a recording of '.......sings Motown' on BBC where various artists from the archives sing their versions.
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28 March 2015, 10:51 PM
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saw about 30mins last week... what a load of tripe.
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29 March 2015, 01:11 AM
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I watched some last week, and agree, it was utter ****, and I'm often quite happy to watch rubbish. 
I thought it might be funny, but just looked so staged and unrealistic, I couldn't believe they were really hypnotised, making it just daft but not in a funny way.
I thought it might be funny, but just looked so staged and unrealistic, I couldn't believe they were really hypnotised, making it just daft but not in a funny way.
29 March 2015, 01:47 AM
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Don't know about the show....but there is a law on hypnotism:
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/...6/introduction
Still looks fake to me.
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29 March 2015, 10:55 AM
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I haven't seen the show, but do have some understanding of hypnosis. When you go into trance you are not a "zombie", rather you are in a daydream like state. Imagine driving home from work and your mind is mulling over stuff that has happened. As you pull up to your house you realise you don't recall making any decisions regarding driving at all, you were on complete autopilot - that's trance. When you're in a boring lecture or meeting, and your mind drifts off, thats trance. A hypnotist just uses techniques to get you into that state on demand.
As to what is possible, well pretty much anything. You are able to imagine things so strongly and vividly in a trance state that they become true for you there and then. A typical trance test is a helium balloon tied to one hand and a heavy weight tied to the other. Peoples arms float in the air. When asked afterwards, they say they could feel their arm being lifted up. The key is you are manipulating the perception in the subjects mind. Hypnotists often "anchor" a particular sensation to a key word. So every time you say "warm" they feel like they are on a sunny beach, or if you're running a stage show, you might give the suggestion that every time I scratch my ear it is the funniest thing you have ever seen, and so on. People often experience this anchoring when an old song they haven't heard in years comes on the radio. Instantly you are transported back in time and you relive for a moment the emotions of that period. If you assume that ANY sensation/emotion can be triggered by ANY verbal, physical or visual cue, think what could be possible....
As to what is possible, well pretty much anything. You are able to imagine things so strongly and vividly in a trance state that they become true for you there and then. A typical trance test is a helium balloon tied to one hand and a heavy weight tied to the other. Peoples arms float in the air. When asked afterwards, they say they could feel their arm being lifted up. The key is you are manipulating the perception in the subjects mind. Hypnotists often "anchor" a particular sensation to a key word. So every time you say "warm" they feel like they are on a sunny beach, or if you're running a stage show, you might give the suggestion that every time I scratch my ear it is the funniest thing you have ever seen, and so on. People often experience this anchoring when an old song they haven't heard in years comes on the radio. Instantly you are transported back in time and you relive for a moment the emotions of that period. If you assume that ANY sensation/emotion can be triggered by ANY verbal, physical or visual cue, think what could be possible....
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30 March 2015, 07:07 AM
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30 March 2015, 03:09 PM
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awful program.they should be ashamed
30 March 2015, 03:32 PM
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It made me laugh, and I thought well I haven't at least paid my TV licence for this tripe ;-)
Having seen Paul Mckenna many years ago it did make me laugh.
I have never understood how easily influenced some people are to be able to by hypnotised....then I look at iphone owners, football supporters and think they do it willingly....
Having seen Paul Mckenna many years ago it did make me laugh.
I have never understood how easily influenced some people are to be able to by hypnotised....then I look at iphone owners, football supporters and think they do it willingly....
30 March 2015, 06:39 PM
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It's probably the worst TV programme I have watched.
Aside from being utter ****e, I also think it's pretty distasteful - using a form of therapy for cheap laughs. It's sad how low people will sink to get on TV.
Aside from being utter ****e, I also think it's pretty distasteful - using a form of therapy for cheap laughs. It's sad how low people will sink to get on TV.
31 March 2015, 01:38 AM
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