Essex and Salisbury
Couples have their household activity analysed to find out who really does what. Jayne feels she is doing more than her fair share and Neil does little to help.
In this new series, six couples undergo the most probing and thorough relationship audit imaginable. Undergoing 24 hour filmed surveillance, statistics reveal the percentage of who really does what in the couples' relationships. Household activity is analysed using hard facts and figures, comparing what couples think they do with what they actually do.
In this episode Lisa and Jon from Essex, and Jayne and Neil from Salisbury are under the microscope. Lisa and Jon are feeling the strain running their own businesses and looking after two young children. Lisa feels she needs more help in the house. Jon thinks she should stop working so hard and that he does plenty to help.
Jayne and Neil run a demanding business together, have two daughters aged 10 and 14 to look after and an immaculate home to keep in order. But Jayne feels she is doing more than her fair share and that Neil does little to help her - so what is the truth?
Over eight days of material has been collated and the couples can now view the statistical breakdown of exactly who does what in their relationship. Will they be able to cut a deal and agree how to change their lives for the better?
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Narrator | Tracy-Ann Oberman |
| Narrator | Hugh Bonneville |
| Series Producer | Alannah Richardson |
| Executive Producer | John Comerford |
Broadcasts
Thu 20 Jan 2011 19:00±«Óãtv Two England & Scotland only- Thu 20 Jan 2011 23:20±«Óãtv Two Wales & Northern Ireland only
- Wed 6 Apr 2011 02:30