#hoarding #janetcharlton
Working at the TLC network becomes increasingly risky as three women who work in the show “Hoarding: Buried Alive” got sick after cleaning up a filthy garage in Houston. The jam-packed house in question was quarantined for four days because local health authorities feared the women were exposed to the dreaded and often fatal Hantavirus. (The virus is contracted by breathing dried rodent urine or feces.) Fortunately, the clean-up women tested negative for the disease. Many viewers find the hoarding show to be revolting, (and actually it is an effective appetite suppressant) but it also shines a light on a mental disorder that needs to be addressed. It’s funny how MANY of the TLC shows tend to make the viewer queasy….
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“It’s funny how MANY of the TLC shows tend to make the viewer queasy…”
Many shows? No, try ALL their shows make everyone sick.
None are creepier than “Abby and Brittany”, the two-headed twin(s)!
Does Janet actually watch this rubbish TV or just get paid to ‘write’ about it?
@MissEva
What on earth is creepy about those young ladies? These conjoined twins are amazing, interesting and incredibly smart. Their parents have done an amazing job.
I refuse to watch these creepy shows.
please be calm: THESE FILTHY THINGS ONLY HAPPEN IN AMERICA, folks!!
When is TLC going to stop calling itself The Learning Channel?
Al the programmes are so stupid, ugly and disgusting. Television in this country, with so few exceptions, is built for idiots.
I actually have experience with people who were hoarders, and it is anything but entertaining.
nope, that show is gross.