Ross Kemp - In search of pirates

It really is jaw dropping TV. I have to say, I initially wrote off Ross Kemp as a hack, but I was flicking around and came across his return to Afghanistan episode and the scene where he is lying in a ditch with bullets literally flying over his head. Takes some serious sack to do that voluntarily.

I remember reading a review that said part of the reason Kemp is so good is that he doesn't know he is - that he's unpretentious and less concerned about putting himself or his own opinions front and centre. It's held true throughout these series.

The whole crew deserves tremendous credit for producing these shows because the ones involving cames and esspecially this up coming series must have took alot of work to even get to the point where these people were comfortable enough (and well paid enough) to let them film. And that doesn't mention the fact they're very brave to go to these places in the first place.

And the productions themeselves - they're among some of the best documentaries in terms of not sensationalising the situations or making black-and-white judgements about these people. Also, they're one of the best mastered HD shows on television which undoubtably is no bad thing.

ross kemp simply wonderful will watch him in anything im a big fan been following him since his corrie days hehehahahahehehehe

Corrie eh?

You're a big fan alright....

lostexpectation wrote: »

what was the name of that ship, they didn't say what happend to it afterwards, would the sit be handed over to commercial hostage and security insurance companies

mv saldana?

mv saldeana?

MV Saldanha was released about 3 weeks after the payment of a ransom alleged to be €1.9m.