Skins Season 1 Dvd

Skins Season 1 Dvd

About the movie

Skins is set in and around the lives of a group of friends who live in Bristol. In their late teens, and each at sixth form college, this compelling drama then follows the various problems and challenges that its characters face.

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 Something must be said, May 18, 2011
Anthony
Something must be said for a TV series that makes you feel so involved that you want to go out there and do all the things portrayed in each episode. You feel alive, dirty, sexy, drunk, high, you feel everything that they feel. Skins is the representation of teenagers today. Whether you believe the drug abuse, child abuse, self abuse, friendships, relationships, parties, raves, duffs, people characters actually is a true representation is irrelevant. What is relevant is that everyone can identify to the characters in one way or another. Skins makes you believe in what is Real. It is a Sensation.

 Great show ruined by red tape!, May 18, 2011
Jesse
I can't believe that the creators of Skins have let what was a really good show get butchered like this. I originally watched recordings of the original E4 broadcasts of the series, which are fully intact, and it became one of my favorite tv shows ever. However, the versions that aired on BBC America and the DVD releases have been so emasculated by the removal of the original soundtrack and even the final scene of series 1, that I have to wonder why anyone would bother to watch them. Skins is a great show unlike anything you could see on American television, but I recommend viewing the original broadcasts. I will NOT be purchasing the DVD's, and I recommend everyone else do the same.