Eight intrepid volunteers take part in an innovative and bold experiment, in this new series. To try and learn more about animals, they sleep, eat and endeavour to communicate with horses, dogs, pigs, penguins and seals. By getting back to basics, the experiment also hopes to help the participants learn something about their own lives as well as the animals.
I think I've learnt all I need to know about the participants from the trailer for this poop.
Can't wait for the celebrity version. 
Didn't everyone do this as a kid? I pretended to be a cat for about a week when I was six. I'd only eat sardines and drink milk from a saucer on the floor. 
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ April 8 2009, 3:19 PM BSTCan't wait for the celebrity version.
Didn't everyone do this? I pretended to be a cat for about a week when I was nineteen. I'd only eat sardines and drink milk from a saucer on the floor.
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ April 8 2009, 3:19 PM BSTCan't wait for the celebrity version.
Didn't everyone do this as a kid? I pretended to be a cat for about a week when I was six. I'd only eat sardines and drink milk from a saucer on the floor.
No that's just you Dolly. Don't come around here pretending to be normal 
I once had a sore throat and pretended to be a little horse.
I thangyoo.
Time for me to f**k off, I think. Time for a nap.
Every time I see the adverts for this show I wonder if the people claiming that BBC Three should be shut down aren't onto something.
What, no more Horne and Corden, Two Pints...oh yeah!
Oh goody more rubbish television, and just when I though things couldn't get much worse than Willy's Chocolate Factory or that show Mistresses......
Hopefully they'll let these twats loose in the wild so they can be killed by poachers.
Next on BBC Three, My Life As A Machine - eight volunteers (fame hungry egotistical twunts) pretend to be various machines. Carol learns what it is to be a combined fax / printer for the first time in her life and Bob spends the day as a mobile phone. By becoming tools, they'll really learn something about their own lives - i.e. they are total tools.
This will be followed by Super Fat vs Super Dumb.
Quote: The Cool Mikado @ April 8 2009, 3:12 PM BSTEight intrepid volunteers take part in an innovative and bold experiment, in this new series. To try and learn more about animals, they sleep, eat and endeavour to communicate with horses, dogs, pigs, penguins and seals. By getting back to basics, the experiment also hopes to help the participants learn something about their own lives as well as the animals.
May I also suggest that for series two they change the animals to tiger, lion, bear, shark and crocodile.
Quote: Marc P @ April 8 2009, 3:21 PM BST
Nothing wrong with taking role play a bit far. 
Quote: Aaron @ April 8 2009, 3:31 PM BSTI hope that Two Pints would move elsewhere. I think it's been on BBC Two in the past.
Then they realised people might end up watching it by mistake...
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ April 8 2009, 4:06 PM BSTNothing wrong with taking role play a bit far.
Try telling that to the dead hooker in the boot of my car...
I mean girlfriend!
Seriously, am I the only person who did that sort of things as a child? I thought it was normal.
I also spent the weekend as a native American and lived in a tent (well a sheet over the rotary washing line) in the garden for a weekend. Surely other people did stuff like that?
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ April 8 2009, 5:12 PM BSTSeriously, am I the only person who did that sort of things as a child?
If you're interested, I'll role play with you. Fancy being a pony-girl, pulling me around in a little chariot?