TV Shows to Avoid

[sandbags]

It ususally doesn't bother me on tv unless I'm already feeling nauseous.. but in this one episode of The Office Dwight (I think) hits a pole and gets out of the car and v* all over it. It was so unexpected and made me feel sick all night.

Jackass, obvs haha
MTV shows always have v* in them

Cartoons don't bother me.

[Bhutterfly]

I was watching Disney channel with my little sis, and this dude vomited water all over his date. You could tell it was fake,but I freaked out.

And in a Family guy episode, Brain finds out he made out with a boy who was dressed as a girl, and it was like 3 minutes of non-stop vomiting.

[zoëgirl]

I was watching The Price of Beauty, it has Jessica Simpson in it. And I had never seen it before and so I decided to watch it was an episode where she went to Thailand. They were trying Thai food, to be specific it was fried cockroach, crickets and other various small insects. They ate it and it's hard to tell but they were either spitting a lot or vomiting. I think that they were vomiting, because someone spit it out first and then like half a minute later she was bending over and she sounded like she was gagging.

So idk if that show has more v* scenes but the Thailand episode definitely has a v*/gag scene.

[elizabeth3733]

Thank you for this list! I just posed about Dual Survival, my boyfriend says to avoid the episode with the Volkswagen. The heat gets to Cody.
Also, I've noticed history channel getting more graphic. I used to think documentaries were fairly safe, but I flipped to something where a woman drank hot bacon grease, and it came back up. Also, the show about the family escaping from California after a super virus hits, has a couple.

[sandbags]

I think someone on here wrote about teh America's Funniest Videos with the kid V* all over the birthday cake?

OMG!

WTF!?

I was watching it right after I read it and that episode was on!! It was so weird it had all these kids standing around a birthday cake and I remembered that someone had just written about a clip from that show involving a birthday cake and v* and just as I realized it the kid began to v* and I quickly turned around. SO GROSS. My brother was also watching it and he's not emet and he thought it was really disgusting too. Why would they put that clip on there? Not funny at all.

[courtney]

Grey's Anatomy tends to have a lot, but I love it anyway. Doesn't really bother me on screen. I flinch, cover my ears, and close my eyes.

[elizabeth3733]

Mythbusters has occasional scenes. Too bad as they are only sometimes predictable. It was a good show...

[lollipop]

I'm very much the same, although not with drunk v... i find i get very anxious with it.

TV shows and films don't bother me because I know it's not real. I can't watch shows like Big Brother, I'm a celebrity, get me out of here etc because it's real.

[lollipop]

Vomiting used to bother me on TV shows, but it really doesn't anymore. I think it's because I know it's fake. If it's a reality show and it's real, it bothers me more, though.

Oops, just realised someone else wrote the same as me.

[amieliz]

i cant remember what its called but if u google it you can find it im sure, but theres a website that tells you all the popular movies with vomit scenes!!!! very helpful!

i remember on jackass, steve-o ate a live goldfish and then puked it up and that horrifioed me!!!!!!

[belle08]

I don't know if it's been mentioned but if you go on www.screenit.com it tells you if films have got gore/alcohol abuse and stuff in, but it doesn't always have all of the films, and it doesn't include tv shows.

[IluvMichaelJackson]

I think you have to pay for screenit which sucks

[asianeko]

Kids In Mind is free, and does the same thing.

[IluvMichaelJackson]

Thanks!!!!!!