30 Days: Season 02 (2006)

	Tejas S.

4 out of  4  people found this review helpful

Morgan Spurlock's casting in conjunction with the topics explored make for an unbiased and always interesting documentary series. Life v. Choice - A young pro choice woman who had an abortion in her early 20's goes and lives with a christian couple who runs a pro life safe house. This incredibly polarized issue could have gotten out of control but both sides go about their issues in a calm and respectable matter. You get to see both sides without being swayed by extreme personalities. New age medicine - A stressed out salesman tries to find a way to deal with his uhhh...stress. This one gets a little emotional towards the end....great story. Prison -Spurlock goes to jail for 30 days and even does a stint in solitary confinement. The last few days he spends at a pretty progressive rehab facility within the jail where prisoners are treated very and well and seem to be responding positively to their situation. Great disc, interesting all the way through. Disc one is even better.

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	Devon B.

2 out of  2  people found this review helpful

This is one of the best "Reality" shows on TV. It really makes you think about how you view other people and causes us to judge less in everyday life.

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	Sandra M.

0 out of  0  people found this review helpful

I absolutely loved this series when it was on tv and wish that it had run longer. Spurlock's way of throwing total opposites together is an eye-opener that perhaps all of us should think about in our lives. Though you expect every situation to blow up in the participant's face, each handles it with a dignity and respect that is an example to all of us. If you want to watch something that will make you question your most deep-seated beliefs, this is a great show for you. Remember, there are 2 sides to every coin.

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