You need to see the programme before belittling it really.
Yes most of the consulates work in the area covered involves punters and drugs/alcohol but most of the show actually talked about the lad badly treated by the Spanish police, a guy who's legs were crushed when hit by a car and dealing with a couple of guys in prison. Cheap booze (and cheap pills sold in Spanish bars/clubs), hundreds of thousands of young brits on holiday with cash in pocket = lots and lots of drunken youngsters.
I'm not advocating or defending the drunken behaviour but do ask if ever French, German or Scandinavian youngsters out there also end up in the cutter just as crap faced...pretty sure some do judging by what I've seen myself. When I was a lad France and Spain were
dirt cheap for booze (I'm talking pennies a pint/shot) and we would get peed up and ill but what was not there forty years ago were bars offering and
encouraging the consumption of suicidal amounts of affordable booze seemingly happy to have you throw up and pass out as a consequence of their wonderful hospitality. When you see film of drunken kids swaying in the streets, passed out, throwing up, etc remember to put it in perspective and think what a really small representation of the thousands of others out and about that night they really are. Want to clean up the streets? Shut the bars early, triple the prices and ban the music, all would help make for a quieter resort for sure.
Next week is about moaning old ******s by the looks of it at least one of whom thinks the Consulate staff are a bunch of malakas.
All makes good TV