Documentary set in Bangkok Airport.

[salty]

Six part documentary set in Bangkok Airport (presumably Suvarnabhumi) beginning on BBC 3 tonight 8,05.

[uksomchai]

Its a repeat of a program first broadcast a couple of years ago. It will bring a smile or two to those that have used swampy a few times. It also proves that some people should never be issued with a passport for their own safety

[KhunBENQ]

It was fun stuff

[dddave]

If anybody finds this on YouTube, please provide a link.

[swampdonkey]

If anybody finds this on YouTube, please provide a link.

simply type Bangkok airport into the search.

[dabhand]

If anybody finds this on YouTube, please provide a link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sSR5ipMte4

[dddave]

If anybody finds this on YouTube, please provide a link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sSR5ipMte4

Thanks; got it, watched it. Where do they find these people?

[gk10002000]

I have watched those videos several times. "Get in the line" "It's not the rocket science". I love capt. A. I will look for Jibby if she is still there.

[Familyonthemove]

I watched all the episodes and enjoyed it ....... akthough I did cringe at some the exploits of the visitors. But I've been going through this airport a couple of times a week for years and I've never seen any of the airport staff shown in this series.

Were they shipped in just for the filming?

[gk10002000]

I watched all the episodes and enjoyed it ....... akthough I did cringe at some the exploits of the visitors. But I've been going through this airport a couple of times a week for years and I've never seen any of the airport staff shown in this series.

Were they shipped in just for the filming?

I suspect they put on a good face for the filming. Rehearsed and reviewed it a bit. Thailand won't knowingly release too much that puts anything Thai in a bad light