Not because of the vajayjays or anything, but because of the narration, sly camera shots and the constant comparisons between rich and poor.
Basically the episode was based in an area (Wissol? or something like that i think) where there is apparantly an obvious divide in social classes.
On the west side were the fancy mansions and business-people; on the east were the lower class: benefit claimants, single parents, teenage pregnancies basically every sterotypical lower class trait.
The narrator sounded extremelly belittling e.g. when introducing Bruce and his partner (Danielle, i think), he spoke very slowly and in short sentences, as if trying to empthasise each detail. This is their third child. (long pause). They are both unemployed. (long pause). They don't have a working cooker. (Long pause).
And then came all the random camera shots of close-ups of Danielle's unpampered hands (bad nails, cuts etc) which had nothing to do with the narration. Close ups of her bad teeth. Lots of shots of their home. And then it showed Bruce constantly playing rave/dance music.
I just found the episode really horrible and unsettling. There was a constant comparison between the likes of Bruce's family and the 'middle class' on the opposite side of the area. These people had opted for homebirths, hypnobirths, were married, were wealthy, were business folk.
I thought it was all totally stereotypical and generalising. As if to say all people on the East side had social workers, ate bad diets, were on benefits, were teenage mums; all people on the West were wealthy, had great homes, all had jobs, had perfect lives.
Just made me feel a bit shitty tbh. Know idea why though! Maybe because i'm an oversensitive twat?