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Tell It to Me Straight
Episode 2

Tomboy Liz, 22, watches from behind a two way mirror as best friends discuss her smelly feet, nauseating cooking and mouldy-looking clothes. Will £1,000 be enough to transform her?

Accounts clerk Debbie, 33, watches as her best friends mock her style

First shown: Mon 24 Sep 2001 | 24 mins

Tomboy Liz, 22, watches as her best friends discuss her smelly feet...

First shown: Tue 25 Sep 2001 | 24 mins

Pamela Anderson lookalike Paris, 31, discovers her best friends think she's loud and tarty

First shown: Wed 26 Sep 2001 | 24 mins

Welsh Kelly, 21, discovers her best friends think she's comically clumsy

First shown: Thu 27 Sep 2001 | 24 mins

Jane says she's short, fat and happy but what do her friends think of her?

First shown: Fri 28 Sep 2001 | 24 mins

Party girl Olive finds out her friends think she's loud

First shown: Mon 1 Oct 2001 | 24 mins

Nature-loving Ruth, 26, finds out her friends think she has hippy clothes

First shown: Tue 2 Oct 2001 | 24 mins

Pretty air hostess Nicky, 27, discovers her mates think she wears too much make-up

First shown: Wed 3 Oct 2001 | 24 mins

Lynn, 41, discovers her best pals criticised her frumpy shoes and lack of self-esteem

First shown: Thu 4 Oct 2001 | 24 mins

Boy racer Mark, 21, finds out his best mates don't like his pudding-bowl haircut

First shown: Fri 5 Oct 2001 | 24 mins

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