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Back in 2010 Steve Miller hosted Fat Families for 14 episodes. The format saw Steve spend 24 hours with a family and observe their typical diet. Throughout the week he'd advise the family on ways to lose weight. The families were issued with a further nine weeks to lose weight and Steve gave each person a target weight loss.

The show has gained popularity through viral clips of Steve's brutal treatment of the contestants often calling them fatties and enormous. Spurred on by the recent attention on social media, Steve had planned to bring his show back with a new format but has felt discouraged.
>Steve said: “I think we’ve got to shut the fuck up from moaning.
>“We’ve nurtured a country of victims when it comes to not just weight but many things.
>“I sometimes say to people ‘stop talking like a big fat lardy loser and start talking like a wobble-free winner’.”

>He intended to begin filming in the nation’s fattest towns from April, but is refusing to ‘go woke’ and stop using divisive insults to spur on participants.

Why have television shows gone soft? People used to love Gordon Ramsay calling people donkeys.
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