Binge Drinkers, Fights and Scary Accidents, Bouncers Deal With Them All | Bouncers S1 EP1 | Wonder 

When subtitles are involved for people speaking their own language, you know you're dealing with top level people. The UK at its finest.

Dragging a clearly drunken client into the street, standing him upright then letting him walk unaided was stupidity in the extreme. I could see what was about to happen before it happened. The poor chap ends up with a shattered eye socket.

Watching this is further proof that my decision to stop partying and going to bars and getting drunk in my very early 20's was the right decision for me.

I was in Newcastle 20 years ago, and I saw a new 5 year medical study saying “a new study out has found that 3 in 4 people in the North of England have a drinking problem”, and I was like, I’ve been here 4 days and I could of come to that same conclusion.

That dude needed an ambulance before he fell in the road. To claim you were looking after him when you said, no taxi is taking you anywhere, on sent him walking, is sickening. You should have called him an ambulance there and then.

Five bouncers saved my life these group of girls took a disliking to me surrounded me and tried to attack me the bouncers evacuated the whole pub made me stay inside the girls were on cctv waiting for me with knives and glass bottles they escorted me into my friends car and I got away if it wasn't for those bouncers I wouldn't be here now ❤

Allowing a guy to stumble down the street falling down almost killing himself was criminal in my opinion.

The utter supidity of people NEVER ceases to amaze me. I will never understand how anyone thinks excessive drinking is fun.

'Dressed by catapult', 'the tide wouldn't take those two' .....love it!

I can't believe they dragged that comatose man out, propped him up, then sent him away without stablisers on lol. I'm not surprised he hit the deck.

If alcohol was "invented" today, there is not a chance in hell it would be legal.

I quit drinking Nov 22, 2013. Best decision I've ever made.

Seriously anyone with two brain cells would have made him sit by wall until he could walk. Jeepers man that could've been avoided!!!

I can't believe those bouncers let that guy go, no way was he in any shape to walk home. That was an entirely avoidable injury. Then the bouncer tried to make out he was lucky they were there...bloody disgusting 😢

Hope the guy that fell is ok now. Didn't waste any time introducing his head to the tarmac. Ouch, I felt it for him.

I as a yank spent the years 81-92 in the Uk in Hampshire and London. Now I can drink with the best of them! However, some of the gals and guys I had the chance to party with up North made me look like a beginner drinker and that is saying something considering I come from an Island in Hawaii which was full of sailors! Lol! I did however get my hat handed to me in a pub in Cornwall after my 4th Tankard of 🍺 cider! I went to step off of my barstool to go to the “ladies “ room and my legs collapsed under me! I felt like an old sack of potatoes! The people in the pub burst into absolute laughter! I had to be carried over my then husband’s shoulder back to our B and B! I NEVER have judged anyone about their partying since then !

The worst person you can mess with when you're drunk is a sober kick boxer.

The part of licensing law that says it's illegal to serve alcohol to someone already inebriated must be one of Britain's most broken laws!

I love the first two guys working the door but as a doorman myself I'd never let that one guy walk off into the night like that. Better to call a cab than an ambulance.

This is why I don't go out anymore and I'm 56. I'm happy to buy my beer from the supermarket and stay at home with the TV and internet.

"These things happen, you can't do nowt about it", coming from the people who told a bloke who was off his face to make his way home by himself, 20 seconds after dragging him out the bar. The man could have been hit by a car and killed, for chirst's sake.

Very well portrayed life of these guys (and some girls too) that run the doors. They have to be many things to many people and have the punters to look after as well as themselves, well done Folks and hopefully you are being paid what you are really worth these days. Thanks for this brilliant video.

The UK certainly has some next level slappers that's for sure.

As an Ex-landlord I can say that most problems in a pub are caused by or over women and that is a statistical fact.

The patrons parents must be so proud of the way their children behave on international TV !!!

Around 16:00 that drunk guy, the bouncers shouldn't have left him on his feet they should've sat him down on the sidewalk with his back to the wall !

The tide wouldn't take those 2 out. I love it!

I can't believe how they just let that guy fall over in the street like that and crack his skull open. WTF??? He was clearly not able to walk, it is on these two bouncers that the poor guy split his head open. What horrible doormen!!!! Shame on then!!!

I worked in a nightclub for 5 years, it certainly is an eye opener

I used to live in Ireland in my early 20s and the bouncers would almost never let me in clubs. I stopped trying to get in after multiple attempts after a few years😄i would like to hereby thank those ppl for sabotaging my would've been party years of my youth👏👏

I am a bouncer, and I can tell you 💯 that it all starts with attitude of bouncers, when a problem comes up, it is how well you deal with it. Not getting into a physical altercation is the best outcome! But there are those times when peace and the easy soft approach will not work.

In all seriousness I hope the fella who fell over without protecting himself fully recovered. That fall without protecting himself looked and sounded horrendous.

Watching this....no regrets not running a bar anymore!

Thank God they have subtitles for Ben. Wouldn’t understand half of what he’s saying otherwise 😂

Its a different world to the one I grew up in. Pubs shut at 10:30pm weekdays and 11:00pm on a Friday/Saturday. If you wanted a drink after hours it was off to the Indian restaurant. At the end of the night you grabbed a taxi and went home.

Absolute disgrace letting that guy go when he was clearly incapable of looking after himself. ‘Bouncers’ are there to protect the customers, not leave them to fend for themselves.

What a lovely town. Can't wait to go. We're all going on a summer holiday..

"We heard it's full of rich middle class men" Lady, you have gravely misunderstood what middle class means.

i know the bouncers aren’t there to babysit, but they watched that guy stumble and smash his head open, knowing full well he was completely vulnerable.

They should never have allowed that guy to walk off so unsteady. Call police or ambulance.

Being an ex doorman, noway would i just let that guy walk away in the state he was. They should have sat him down by the wall were he could not hurt himself and tried o let him come around a little more. Totally irresponsible. They are there to protect people. Like most of the comments, they agree

These things do not occur when you smoke weed.

This Classic Example of why I don't go out and drink anymore.

i worked as a doorman for 25 yrs and there is no way on earth in a small pub like the quay you'd miss someone in that state earlier in the night if you did your rounds properly..Thes doorstaff are useless at keeping people safe

I've met people that only go to bars to look for fights. It sucks when all you want to do is be social! One guy I hadn't seen since High School came in with his brothers to look for fights. I told him he was one of the nicest guys in school, and now you just look for fights when you drink! I'm just glad he still was an old friend! LOL

Damn, seeing that chick puke all over the road and that dude bust his face makes me so glad I quit drinking 10 years ago. Used to party like that back in the day, but threw in weed, coke , and/or ecstasy too. Glad I survived.

A good bartender and manager will not let people get drunk to the point of passing out in the bar, then pushing them outside. This makes the entire establishment responsible, including the bouncers..

Honestly. If you’re causing trouble and if the bouncer has already warned you TWICE, then you do stuff again, and you get thrown out, that’s on you. Bouncers can literally get legally wrecked if something happens under their watch. People don’t understand that being a bouncer goes beyond that just say “no” to some people at the entrance of the club.

so a "ten" at these pubs is basically a four plus 6 pints?? ahhhhhhguuullyyyyy

I already don't understand these fools when they're sober. And now drunk? Lol

5:33 Ahhhhh the English Rose, the pride of Britian! Such beauty, such finesse.

I honestly don't get why people who are that drunk (like the guy who fell over and hit his head) are still being served alcohol when they are clearly in no fit state! Any responsible premises/bouncers etc should be keeping an eye on people who are very clearly too intoxicated to look after themselves. When I worked in pubs I was always told to refuse service to people who had clearly had enough - for their safety and other peoples.

Where I’m from, anyone who serves alcohol to someone who is visibly drunk and that drunk gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, the person who served the alcohol can be criminally liable for causing the injuries associated with that accident. And the establishment can be financially liable.

The a-holes who sent the unconscious person walking down the street should be fired and sued into oblivion. Disgusting.

I was the head of security for a bar in the late 70’s early 80’s. Disco was the flavour of the day. We had very specific rules. -Dress code: no jeans, no collarless shirts, no work boots, no ball caps. Dress hats were allowed. No jackets or coats. Have to be checked. -No weapons. - Already drunk=no entry. Get overtly intoxicated while in the club, time to go home. -No standing or walking with your drinks. The staff will move your drink from one table to another. -Harassing a woman, a warning and any more out for the night. -Grabbing a woman, out for the night. -Any fighting, you’re out for the night. -Fight with the staff, you’re barred for life. Anyone put out for a night, gets a one to one chat on the next visit. Anything less than accepting responsibility, no entry. 20 years into my policing career, I started training bouncers on the law, de-escalation and removal techniques. Just being tough isn’t enough. You need to learn from those that have been around.

Absolute amateurs. You never let someone go that is that drunk. The fact that the drunk fell and smashed his eye orbit is entirely the doorman's fault. You get someone like that the help they need. Bartenders should have cut him off for a start. Even if the bartender fails, the bar in general has a responsibility to get him home, or if he is that bad, to hospital. The fact they did not recognize that makes them amateurs. This is exactly how a bar gets sued and shutdown. The owner needs to fire those morons immediately and get professional door staff.

Have huge respect for bouncers. No amount of money would make me want to be around annoying drunk people😊

This is every town in England at the weekend. ...

No duty of care at all for that comatose man, they should be fined

I lived in the UK for a bit and I was pretty shocked from the drinking routine. I felt quite isolated. I also drink every now and then but it's not a must ffs

People in the US: british people are so posh and polite! Then there are these types of videos 😂

Alcohol poisoning is no joke.......Well done documentary. Great characters.........

That fall was 100% avoidable. Door staff removed the guy from the environment and put him into danger. Should of been sat on the floor and try and get more information to help him, ultimately the bar staff feed him up so the door staff have a duty of care!

Two drunk girls refused entrance "The tide wouldn't take those two out" funny !

after 20 years these people will become broke and homeless for sure unless they change :(

I've reached an age where I see most of this as pointless time wasting, there's so many other things you could be doing with your time.

ought force club goers to watch it; well done!

He missed a whole year of drinking. So sad for him. Don't worry, he'll find a way to catch up.

Classy ladies in Blyth, real wife material😂😂😂😂

It's sad to see so many people, especially younger people, go out and binge drink and abuse drugs

Was a doorman for Steve Hill security I’m Blackpool. Back in the 90 s Never a dull moment !

Good luck to Shawn,the RAF bloke,love to you.

28:48 - the word "Lunatic" is derived from Luna (latin). People are known to turn a little crazy when the moon is full. This dude's not wrong.

Pretty entertaining this! Can you upload another episode buddy?

Bouncers - We're here to keep ppl safe! Also Bouncers - Sends paraletically drunk guy home on foot and watches him hit the road.

Although I would love to comment about the rechid portrayal of British nightlife culture here I feel compelled to otherwise mention the absolute delight that is PCSO 5156 who is (and in keeping with narrative of this program) absolutely bloody smashing Aye! 😍

I'd be so proud if I was her parents.

Now watching this made my blood boil as the bouncers should never have left him walk alone. He was clearly unable to walk and they force him to walk home. They should have called the ambulance straight away and the person serving him alcohol after he was that drunk should be fired. Its illegal to serve a drunk person alcohol. I would have sat him down outside the bar and called a cab if he could articulate and an ambulance if he couldn't. Your not hero's your idiot bouncers.

I grew up in this culture in the UK, it’s all fun and games but I’ve moved to Australia now and I’m glad I did for my children’s sake

Big 10~4 on the pie theft!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Damn that’s funny!

Marvellous demonstration of youth at its very best!!!

Can't believe they told that really drunk guy to walk home. It was obvious he would fall. F'd up

RIP big naz such a great bloke 🙏

A drunk vouching for another . Gr8 😂😂

They should have sat him down against the building and called the paramedics. They do not care about people, they just care about clearing the bar out so they can go home .

sounded just like a coconut hitting the ground! Kinda saw that comin matey

Very accurate but when a glass get smashed, rather than an "ooooooohhhh" it's really more of an "aaaaaaaayyyyy" 😂😂😂 Smashed it though

Classy bunch this lot

As a retired Bartender, I want to know why these people are overserved and left for the bouncers to deal with???

And yet weed is still illegal in the UK?

Love our NHS for what they do with helping that poor fella the NHS and Ambulance Staff are terrific. Fing heck boys i know it wernt your fault but couldn't you see the state that poor fella was in fellas.

The car outside the house 26:34 is enough to deserve being barred from anywhere - LOL!

i was living some time in England. Those kids like to be wasted by alcohol. Sad view on evening streets.

Woww even I knew that drunk guy was going to fall. Why did they let him walk. They knew what was going to happen🤦‍♂️

i used to love this program lol

daughters/young women their parents must be so proud of !

With BOOZE you LOSE. Yeah it's fun but it slowly takes everything from from you. I'm done with "brewers droop", vile hangovers, being overweight/unhealthy, and having an empty wallet thanks

In Canada barkeeps can be fined or worse for over-serving.

I think I’ve discovered my new binging show. There’s so many Kitchen Nightmare’s I can watch

The North East folk are the BEST. Great video, fine people. Peace and goodwill.