Did anyone see this last night? I have really mixed feelings about this whole series and would love to know what other people think. I am sure that the families will have given the necessary permissions for filming but I still wonder about the privacy and dignity of a child being filmed in some distress like Tyreese and James last night. They are neither old enough nor required to give permission and are unlikely to be old enough to imagine what it means to have one's private life offered up for TV's use. I'm sure Prof Winston would defend this on the grounds that their parents will be able to learn from this and other parents will learn etc. But what about the child's rights to privacy? I wonder how I might have felt if my distress at my parents separation when I was 5 had been filmed for anyone to watch so that they can be informed? Educated? I wonder whether there isn't an argument for their distress being considered as properly private and therefore inappropriate for public consumption. Anyone else uncomfortable with it?