Top 10 Louis Theroux Investigations

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  • @fufubunnyiz1006
    @fufubunnyiz1006 7 років тому +979

    There's something so empowering about an awkward, mild mannered pacifist with a death wish.

  • @littlemissmello
    @littlemissmello 7 років тому +542

    What I loved most about that scene in the Nazi documentary is that he never answers whether he's Jewish or not. He neither confirms or denies because he, as he tells them, firmly believes that it shouldn't matter whether he is or isn't.

    • @contentsniffer
      @contentsniffer 6 років тому +77

      After watching the first time i really was connfused and thought that louis may have been jewish, why else would he risk the danger of the nazis just burying him in the garden. 20 mins of googling later i found that he isnt and i'm glad that he stood his ground, it certainy made their racism seem more racist.

    • @Aenygma_
      @Aenygma_ 6 років тому +38

      What's funny is Louis is an atheist and the sound guy the Nazi pointed to was in fact Jewish.

    • @rosep5672
      @rosep5672 4 роки тому +6

      @Tom Colins I think he's a well-known atheist

    • @saddiction1
      @saddiction1 4 роки тому +1

      that's because Louis has big dragonbalz

    • @account_nameonline6420
      @account_nameonline6420 4 роки тому

      That exchange made me worried for his safety in that situation

  • @Ericbryanmr
    @Ericbryanmr 7 років тому +351

    His emotionless face only becomes funnier as he enters more and more fucked up situations.

    • @rooneye
      @rooneye 6 років тому +3

      Being emotionless and having an emotionless looking face are also two very different things.

    • @giannimatteo9196
      @giannimatteo9196 6 років тому

      being emotionless and being gay are two very different things

    • @zimzimma5688
      @zimzimma5688 2 роки тому +2

      Funny you say emotionless, he is generally, but whenever I see him I always immediately think of that episode of Peep Show (which will be meaningless if you've never seen it) but where Marks gets roped into playing spin the bottle and it lands on his mate Jeremy and they get peer pressured into kissing each other and Mark while completely freaked out in his internal monologue is like "Oh jesus what am I doing, no no this is fine, it means nothing, I'm not gay, I'm just a sexual scientist, I'm Louis Theroux with his wry smile at the orgy."

    • @amandakenneally8475
      @amandakenneally8475 2 роки тому

      @@zimzimma5688 ACCURATE

  •  7 років тому +331

    I like how he refused to answer the question as to whether he were Jewish, even though he isn't one.

    • @rooneye
      @rooneye 6 років тому +10

      He's pretty brave when you think about it, though he certain doesn't seem it on first sight :D One of the reasons he wouldn't answer he said was to make good tv even though he thought they were going to kick his head it any moment :D

    • @DiabolicalPaperClip
      @DiabolicalPaperClip 5 років тому +11

      It was a risky but very good technique, the very possibility that he could be Jewish turned them from mildly polite to absolutely vicious.

    • @Doctor.Kästien.Louis.Rosenberg
      @Doctor.Kästien.Louis.Rosenberg 5 років тому +2

      Anglozion 76 Louis is100% Jewish 👌

    • @rageagainstmyhairline5574
      @rageagainstmyhairline5574 4 роки тому

      Same. He's not and that's fine. Answer the question at your leisure, but not to people where the answer means - at the very least - personal shunning.

    •  4 роки тому

      @@Doctor.Kästien.Louis.Rosenberg he's on my Jewdar but I have seen no evidence, and I've looked it up, he ain't.

  • @suzannerider9460
    @suzannerider9460 4 роки тому +31

    He is the best documentary maker of this generation. I like the way that he does his work. It is very subtle how he does it. He does it by acting like he is naive about what the subject is about and is much more clever than he makes out. He asks exactly the right questions without the subject knowing that he is doing it.

  • @Jojohumf
    @Jojohumf 7 років тому +316

    I love Louis Theroux, I was he’d make more docs and/or come back to the BBC

    • @Lewisrohloff
      @Lewisrohloff 7 років тому +10

      Dwight he's got one coming out next Sunday

    • @Jojohumf
      @Jojohumf 7 років тому +4

      Lewis Rohloff on the bbc? And where can We watch it?

    • @Jojohumf
      @Jojohumf 7 років тому

      Lewis Rohloff ???

    • @Lewisrohloff
      @Lewisrohloff 7 років тому +1

      bbc two

    • @ButtComet
      @ButtComet 7 років тому

      Dwight BBC= you know what 😄

  • @ScrewNickk
    @ScrewNickk 7 років тому +288

    I always think he’s part comedian

    • @mrniceguy3344
      @mrniceguy3344 6 років тому +12

      NickYDGn from his documentaries I expected him to be awkward and thought he was only unintentionally funny. But watch him on the Joe Rogan experience he’s very funny and comfortable

    • @rosepetal34
      @rosepetal34 6 років тому +7

      just through his facial expression most of the time

    • @mjor263
      @mjor263 4 роки тому

      OP

  • @FabulousnessCentral
    @FabulousnessCentral 7 років тому +139

    He has the most integrity in a journalist I've ever seen.

    • @jonnnnniej
      @jonnnnniej 5 років тому +9

      I believe that's why he's allowed in to so many subcultures who are normally not big on filming outsiders asking questions. He's not looking for sensation, just looking to have insight in what motivates these groups. I've never seen him act disrespectfull, although some interviews must have make him want to take some really long showers or hire personal bodyguards..

    • @thekeythesecret66
      @thekeythesecret66 5 років тому +2

      That is absolute nonsense, he makes chewing gum tv for chewing gum viewers. He copies Nick Broomfields subject matter but is nowhere near as sincere an interviewer or a person, and when he finally got a chance to put his sneaky style to use against Jimmy Savile, he BLEW IT!

    • @thekeythesecret66
      @thekeythesecret66 5 років тому

      @@jonnnnniej He is looking for sensation, look at the bloody titles he gives his work! lol

    • @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive
      @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive 4 роки тому +2

      jonnnnniej Louis never attacks his subjects no matter how reprehensible. He just asks leading questions and his interviewees expose themselves. He doesn’t even give them the rope, he leaves a rope around and his guests hang themselves. The closest I have seen him angry or berate a subject when he was covering those White Supremacist parents with the little twin girls they were were trying to turn into the Nazi version of the Olsen Twins. When the innocent little girls who didn’t know right from wrong and what is appropriate or inappropriate made a Swastika on the floor, the mom acted proud like they did something really sweet and cute like draw a heart or write “I love you Mom” and seeing Theroux’s reaction was like seeing a Vulcan have an emotional moment.

    • @nigelft
      @nigelft 3 роки тому +2

      @@thekeythesecret66
      It's easy to say that in hindsight, but a rather brilliant biography on Jimmy Saville called 'In Plain Sight: The Life and Lies of Jimmy Saville', by Dan Davies, whom spent several years interviewing Saville, in far more depth than anyone else, reveals that Saville was a total chameleon, in that he knew how to read people to the point of him being utterly convincing.
      In that book, Mr. Davies reveals that Saville was a very slippery person to interview, as he had a way in which, once you got charmed in by his personality, it's near impossible to know the truth; what is true, but bent in manners that served the narrative Saville was presenting, and what was outright lies.
      Which is how he got past the normally very aware Louis Theroux, because --- at least the impressions I got --- trying to interview Saville was like entering a labyrinth of mirrors ... or, to paraphrase an old American saying, "like nailing jelly to a wall ..."
      He was once interviewed by the then well known Irish Psychiatrist, Dr. Anthony Clare. He, in his British radio series, would interview famous people, in the manner of a psychiatrist talking to a patient.
      In the book, which he writes about the celebrities he had 'sessions' with, Dr. Clare describes that, in all of his years of being a Clinical Psychiatrist, his interview with Saville was one of the hardest, if not _the_ hardest. The reason being partly because Saville was so damn defensive, whom built walls behind walls. He would only open up about what only he chose to say, and, even then, if you take, as Dr. Clare, the route of taking that answer further, when he asked questions that, in previous 'sessions', are thought provoking, and leads to further opening up further, when the same tack was taken, if he didn't like that it got even close to who he really was as a person, not only a mental door would be slammed shut, but then 'bricked up', thus making it impossible to have any really, in depth, conversations.
      As a foot note to that 'sessions', Dr. Clare pondered that there was something so very dark about Saville, that required him (Saville) to build a ring of fortresses around it, and thus impenetrable.
      As Dr. Clare notes, few people are utterly combative when they are given the opportunity to an actually Licensed, and Certified, Clinical Psychiatrist. I need to find that book again, but, as I said, from what I remember of Dr. Clare's observation, that Saville built so many mental fortifications, the way he would reply is firstly by not only provide a 'none' answer by use of talking alot, but saying little, he would, concurrently, also add in subtle, and often not so subtle, ways of deviating from the question, which will finally be a combination of giving awau only as much as he wanted to, but, equally, packaged that reply in a way that required a significant amount of research to get closer to the truth that he makes you believe it is true, due to his extrovert, avuncular, personality.
      That, plus his many other issues, mentally health wise, resulted in a 'exterior' personality, that, in centuries before, would mark him out as being suited for being the 'Court Jester', abet using all of his personal behaviours as a façade, in much the same way John Wayne Gacy did, to hide not only his true self, but also the crimes that he committed. Saville was even made a honorary Royal Marine Commando, having actually passed both Phase I, and II of Selection, but I think his age prevented him from being actually enlisted.
      So, not only did Saville hoodwinked the Royal Marine, but trying to interview him was often an exhausting experience, because of his convoluted way of replying.
      Hence if he was able to miss-lead a well regarded Psychiatrist, before his untimely death, he could easily do the same with a well-regarded investigative reporter.
      Something else I noted, was Dr. Clare's suspicion that Saville was overly- compensating for a truly dark side of the personality, that no one was even close to getting to. Just how big, and/or how bad that dark side was, really troubled him, especially in what exactly that dark side consisted of, especially in terms of what behaviours that was held well within that dark side. I would imagine that, if Dr. Clare was still alive, although he definitely would be utterly horrified of what Saville did, a part of him wouldn't be at all surprised, given Saville's overly defensive nature he (Saville) presented in that particular interview, alongside other ones he have had well before the one with Dr. Clare, and all the ones subsequently after, more than likely with the kinds of reporter that Louis Theroux is: that is serious about journalism, behind that façade of a naïve personality, and thus knows how to steer questioning, so had to think of an opposing method, that of being rather combative, especially towards questions about his personal, inner, life ...
      I remember Louise been interviewed, not long after Saville's death, and him (Louis) being utterly gobsmacked at all of the resulting allegations, many of which may very well result in Saville, not only being convicted, but also sentenced (consecutively, and not concurrently) for many a decade in prison.
      If you can find videos with Louis taking about Saville, you can almost almost see grief across his face, and the way he expresses of how utterly ashamed of himself he was/is, due to the fact that Saville was a monster in plain site, but, rather like how a cuttlefish can quickly blend into the environment they're in, so was he, which made him so dangerous, as, not very unlike Ted Bundy, he used his outgoing personality, and 'quirky' charm as one of many means he used to utterly baffle not just Mr. Theroux, but most of all, a well regarded psychiatrist. And that's just scratching the surface ...
      So, don't be _that_ hard on Louis, because, like so many people before him, he got trapped into that well constructed web of lies, and deceite, as well as possibly bribery, and subversion, which makes it almost impossible to ever know whom he really was, whilst he was still alive. At a subconscious level, you can find yourself with Dr. Clare, in thinking there is something about him that is really _off_ in some ways, but it was nigh on impossible to pin that feeling to something concrete, because of his amorphous personality, and his well-crafted eccentricity, & enthusiasm.
      And, if that wasn't enough, there was all his efforts to raise money for charities, notably children's hospitals (the irony ...), often in the form of running marathons, and much else besides, which did indeed resulted in millions being raised for all manner of hospitals.
      In what I remember of Louis, not much after Saville's burial, and when the allegations where becoming so concrete, Louis berates himself that, like Dr. Clare, he, too, was deeply concerned about Saville's behaviours, but, much like Dr. Clare, was wholly unable to point to exactly what those specific behaviours were leading to, which was so deeply disturbing about him ...
      I feel like Louis Theroux blames himself, almost entirely, and singularly, alone, because he feels that, had he had known _exactly_ whom Jimmy Saville was, he may have done more, especially confronting Saville over his behaviours.
      But, even then, all Saville may have done is not only retreat into himself, but makes out how badly the person interviewing him where, and thus banned said person from any kind of personal contact, ever again.
      Thus Louis faced that massive problem: how exactly do you interview someone whom decides, effectively, what questions can be asked, and which ones can't be, well before hand, and thus how to ask questions, that, subtly, steers the questioning to what you're actually you were trying to find out, and, hopefully, not get shut down, during that process ...
      That Louis has publicly said that Saville slipped through his fingers, and it was his fault that that happened, due to not being able to get past all of the walls, to what truly lay beneath: a monster, hiding in plain sight ...
      [Apologies for my grammar ... pretty sure I've an oncoming cluster migraine about happen, which is making my brain go ditzy ...]

  • @John_Notmylastname
    @John_Notmylastname 7 років тому +92

    The guy has humongous balls.

  • @eurostepperz
    @eurostepperz 6 років тому +45

    Wow I've watched all of these multiple times! I would definitely recommend EVERY documentary on this list, as well as every documentary the man has ever made. But my favourites on this list are the Autism one, pretty much every doc he's made about jails, and the 2 westboro docs he made several years apart.

  • @Skzzlemister
    @Skzzlemister 4 роки тому +11

    Louis is so effective because he plays the naive interlocutor so well. The subjects can't help but feel comfortable and open up to him in so many ways.

  • @elizabethshaw734
    @elizabethshaw734 7 років тому +53

    I love Louis and he always seems so nervous. He will go right into the thick of it and come within an eyelash of getting smacked in the face and still stand there.

  • @jdgannonable
    @jdgannonable 7 років тому +282

    honourable mention for the one where he visits a brothel.

    • @RB-NZ2
      @RB-NZ2 7 років тому +15

      Jonathan David Gannon and gets a massage but refuses to disclose the details

    • @Stale_Cupcakes
      @Stale_Cupcakes 7 років тому +15

      I thought that was one of his best personally

    • @AliMarie022
      @AliMarie022 7 років тому +3

      That is one of my personal favourites

    • @Bangkok112
      @Bangkok112 7 років тому +6

      When he lived in the Brothel was the best one along with the original porn one.

    • @JadMock
      @JadMock 6 років тому +4

      Yeah one of the women fancies him

  • @lynrowan2521
    @lynrowan2521 2 роки тому +4

    His "interview" technique is quite brilliant - he let's his subjects speak and he always, always looks them square in the eyes, regardless of the topic. He's such an intelligent man and he's sooooo brave; he never backs down from anyone or anything, he really is quite fearless. Mad respect for his extraordinary talent. Love him.

  • @karlagordon4555
    @karlagordon4555 4 роки тому +19

    I love Louis. He has a quirky innocence which fools the toughest of society into trusting him. Go Louis.

  • @SDeww
    @SDeww 6 років тому +29

    6:45 that girl left her nutty family and was totally cut off from them due of that,
    she pushed on and now lives her own life, very brave , took so much strength to break free!.

    • @roberttelford745
      @roberttelford745 4 роки тому +3

      I think you're mistaken .
      That one was Jael .
      Her two sisters left but she stayed on .

    • @jackowen6929
      @jackowen6929 2 роки тому

      Wrong she's still in the church and married a British man who joined the church they now have children.

  • @francescalbaines
    @francescalbaines 7 років тому +79

    Louis Theroux is amazing. You need to do at least a couple more lists of his documentaries. Perhaps a Weird Weekends list?

    • @ButtComet
      @ButtComet 7 років тому +2

      Francesca Baines he is the defenition of a journalist. Not like mainstream news "journalists" who call themselves journalists.

  • @mmcmann9539
    @mmcmann9539 6 років тому +2

    I love his documentaries so much. He has a way of making people comfortable by not taking himself or his beliefs too seriously, so he can get away with saying things and asking questions that would normally seem aggressive.

  • @vansonia
    @vansonia 7 років тому +53

    he is a very talented doc maker.

  • @aimeetrowman4540
    @aimeetrowman4540 2 роки тому

    The one about Autism was a tearjerker!!!! Ive never cried so much at a documentary. I showed it to autistic kids i was working with at the time.

  • @DrDavidReed
    @DrDavidReed 4 роки тому +23

    Update: Lamb and Lynx actually left the white pride movement and are now 27 years old.

    • @cursedspider
      @cursedspider 4 роки тому +1

      really that’s good i hoped they would leave

  • @TimelesslyModern
    @TimelesslyModern 4 роки тому +13

    He's like Sacha Baron Cohen's older, wiser, brother. A classier troll.

  • @martinjstephens
    @martinjstephens 6 років тому +8

    Great list but I agree that the When Louis Met episode with Jimmy Saville became deeply important in the UK after Saville's death. The anorexia film also taught me a great deal about that illness.

  • @Thunda1986
    @Thunda1986 7 років тому +139

    Always liked Louie

    • @Sambalar
      @Sambalar 7 років тому +2

      Jimmy Saville doesn't even feature? Really??

    • @rayperry2599
      @rayperry2599 7 років тому

      Thunda1986 Yeah me to

    • @rosepetal34
      @rosepetal34 6 років тому

      Louis

  • @finlaytremlett2229
    @finlaytremlett2229 7 років тому +66

    what about the Jimmy Saville documentary?

    • @javacofe
      @javacofe 7 років тому +1

      Finlay Tremlett I was thinking that, very controversial to pick up something so clos to home

    • @cabdav
      @cabdav 7 років тому +5

      At the time it seemed weird and creepy. LT got close to exposing something and it seemed, at times, Saville wanted to admit to something. But is it one of LT's best? I don't think so - with considering hindsight what Saville managed to hide there, how little he gave away, the documentary makes my skin crawl. And, I'm sure, LT's too.

    • @theantilifeequation8150
      @theantilifeequation8150 7 років тому +1

      Cab Davidson
      I agree I don't think it was one of his best because it's only after the fact when you look back at it with what we know now that it becomes super creepy. But I was sure Drinking to oblivion would be on here!, it was the only one I've ever seen where Louis actually breaks his try and keep you're distance style, and got visibly emotionally involved.
      It also shows how unbelievably difficult it is to kick the bottle, it made me think of my own drinking habits (which were starting to get out of control at the time) powerful stuff!.

    • @RobBrown1991
      @RobBrown1991 7 років тому +1

      Agreed drinking to oblivion should have been in the top 10. Jimmy Saville is a must watch and Louis was closest to unearthing something but they became too friendly. Bet he regrets it a bit.

    • @ellenbennett5605
      @ellenbennett5605 6 років тому

      Finlay Tremlett y

  • @katie6384
    @katie6384 6 років тому +4

    He's so brave. I love his documentaries 😍

  • @thatsmyopinion8607
    @thatsmyopinion8607 7 років тому +15

    I am in love with this man!

  • @eblovesdb
    @eblovesdb 7 років тому +17

    Love Louis' documentaries.

  • @mikeykm1993
    @mikeykm1993 7 років тому +14

    When Louis met Jimmy is really interesting, and almost quite harrowing to watch now that we know what we know. I would suggest watching it, if you can stomach seeing saville.

  • @AsherPiesman
    @AsherPiesman 7 років тому +9

    That's a coincidence, I was literally just watching Louis Theroux's Saville documentary before clicking on UA-cam to see WMUK uploaded this video

    • @FunkyMonkey-ip4xy
      @FunkyMonkey-ip4xy 7 років тому

      That must be well creepy viewing. When it was filmed it was rumored he was a pedo, watching it back knowing he was has to give it new perspective.

    • @thegreatbritishgamer751
      @thegreatbritishgamer751 7 років тому

      That documentary was all kinds of fucked up

  • @kevineasley4789
    @kevineasley4789 6 років тому +25

    Theroux is thorough

  • @rayperry2599
    @rayperry2599 7 років тому +2

    Mojo uk !?!? Awesome you got me . New sub here

  • @seanclark5165
    @seanclark5165 2 роки тому +1

    nice just wactched an exact copy of this vid from an earlier time

  • @niamhjones3628
    @niamhjones3628 5 років тому +6

    The Most Hated Family In America should have been number one. I loved that doc

    • @Moritz19081980
      @Moritz19081980 5 років тому +1

      Yeah, I saw it twice and always felt so sorry for the kids involved. He actually made a second film about the family members and what they do today ("today" meaning the time when the second movie was made). A lot of them escaped the cult.

    • @niamhjones3628
      @niamhjones3628 5 років тому

      Moritz19081980 I know yeah. I was so glad that loads escaped!

  • @glassjaw5656
    @glassjaw5656 6 років тому

    I've watched all of his docs,multiple times. Need more !

    • @thekeythesecret66
      @thekeythesecret66 5 років тому +1

      I have his entire collection in HD, if you tell me what you are missing I will get them for you.

  • @darkfarie94
    @darkfarie94 7 років тому +49

    Netflix has his scientology movie still. check it out.

    • @SweetLilWren
      @SweetLilWren 7 років тому +1

      darkfarie94 just downloaded it, thank you for the heads up !

    • @someguythatlookslikeme8306
      @someguythatlookslikeme8306 6 років тому +2

      The Netflix Scientology movie is really good! Its not netflix movie, but they have it!! They have a few!!

  • @LoudaroundLincoln
    @LoudaroundLincoln 3 роки тому +5

    I've always enjoyed Louis Theroux, but to me what made me a devoted fan was when he went back to his Jimmy Saville interviews.
    He basically said "I was completely suckered and I should of bloody well known better".
    There was more self accountability and culpability in that single documentary then there was from the government, the cops and every other prick who'd covered for that monster.

  • @ironmike2010
    @ironmike2010 6 років тому

    This channel is much better then original watch mojo, the vids aren’t smothered with useless filler context.

  • @GlammyGirl22
    @GlammyGirl22 6 років тому +3

    Louis Theroux and David Attenborough are incredible with documentaries ❤️

  • @danig2232
    @danig2232 7 років тому +1

    Best documentarian by far!!!! And yes I just made up that word. He makes the best films in my opinion

  • @lulamae12
    @lulamae12 7 років тому +7

    I love Louis' documentaries, they're all so amazing! I would have included Louis and the Brothel

  • @aobanya4968
    @aobanya4968 7 років тому +45

    As I Nigerian I can tell you it's pronounced as "Lay-gos".

    • @aobanya4968
      @aobanya4968 7 років тому

      Tl2aV I can assure you that's not the pronunciation

    • @parimabartender
      @parimabartender 6 років тому +1

      A Obanya as someone who hates Nigeria go fuck yourself

    • @MrTrooperjoe7
      @MrTrooperjoe7 5 років тому

      “Legolas”

    • @electrotherapyify
      @electrotherapyify 5 років тому

      I always thought lar-gos. Thanks man.

  • @r.c.whitaker296
    @r.c.whitaker296 5 років тому +6

    "Stop worshipping the flag, dummy! It can't save you".
    YES, this.

  • @SweetLilWren
    @SweetLilWren 7 років тому +1

    Thank you for this video I had never heard of this man before and I very much look forward to seeing more of his work now that I know who he is! Thank you!

  • @scouser2010ify
    @scouser2010ify 7 років тому +40

    The narrator of this video grates me pronounce words correctly look I get it I'm a scouser too but Christ lad

    • @jamie896745
      @jamie896745 7 років тому +1

      yup

    • @Gemini_Woman
      @Gemini_Woman 7 років тому

      Where were you born Liverpool Whiston or Huyton ? Because if you're born in Whiston or Huyton sorry mate but you are plastic scouaor

    • @scouser2010ify
      @scouser2010ify 7 років тому

      Elyse Gemini Bootle actually

    • @scouser2010ify
      @scouser2010ify 4 роки тому

      Seolferwulf get over it dickhead it’s the UA-cam comment section

    • @scouser2010ify
      @scouser2010ify 4 роки тому

      Seolferwulf who’s triggered ? 😂 just can’t be assed with the back and forth so kindly fuckoff :)

  • @Kojiros7th
    @Kojiros7th 6 років тому

    His documentaries are great Ive watched just about every single one of them when I was in college help me passed time

  • @naamaweiss
    @naamaweiss 7 років тому +2

    Yay, I wached the top three!!!

  • @karljonson3287
    @karljonson3287 7 років тому +1

    I love his documentaries.

  • @mysteriousbluehat2035
    @mysteriousbluehat2035 4 роки тому +1

    He is like this shy nervous guy in your group but turns out to be the bravest one. He just don't bark like a chihuahua or pitpull.

  • @chrissayeranderson5710
    @chrissayeranderson5710 4 роки тому +1

    The one he went to WCW and the power plant was the best one . It was hilarious.

  • @ScottishDayZer
    @ScottishDayZer 7 років тому +4

    Louis does a real good job of investigating things we all think about but rarely get a real in depth look into. I'd like to see him leave America alone for a while though, maybe go to Russia or China, really push into areas that are difficult to get the truth from. I'd love to see him try North Korea but he'd probably be imprisoned lol I just think his style of questioning would be something the North Koreans really struggle with. Maybe if he carried it out from the South and got as much insider info as he could, look into the North from the DMZ. I know it's been done, but Louis always brings a fresh new approach to topics.
    Other topics could be the new rise of the facist right wing in Germany, or the lasting effects of the Ukraine civil war. Tackling ISIS would be another good one.

  • @chayden153
    @chayden153 6 років тому

    His documentary about the WBC is incredibly made, I've watched it so many times

  • @Spewbacca69
    @Spewbacca69 6 років тому +2

    “This is a little rude for the BBC.” Oh, really? Not the name? 😭🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @barbaragremaud3499
    @barbaragremaud3499 4 роки тому

    Louis always knows the next best question to ask!

  • @MrSammersELsoho
    @MrSammersELsoho 7 років тому +6

    I dont understand how the bible can be objective when its completely based on faith, you can have faith that its objective truth but that completely ruins the point of objective truth.

  • @cathykristensen4440
    @cathykristensen4440 7 років тому +6

    this guy awesome, love his docs. MEN has some balls!

  • @alexbordes8814
    @alexbordes8814 4 роки тому

    Louis is awesome. Very few reporters like him. Very few.

  • @nickoakley9205
    @nickoakley9205 7 років тому +3

    That last guy is not Tom Metzger

  • @ZachBelcher94
    @ZachBelcher94 7 років тому +5

    "Mark Rothman"
    CAN YOU READ YOUR OWN SCRIPT?

  • @pappagetti
    @pappagetti 3 роки тому

    "Will Michael know I spoke with you?"
    ".......He'll know."

  • @emmaspicer7453
    @emmaspicer7453 6 років тому +1

    "... do you mind if I don't answer that?"

  • @eduardoalfonso4509
    @eduardoalfonso4509 3 роки тому

    SCARY. imagine that voice at 0:46 saying redrum redrum REDRUM. isn't it the same voice?

  • @freepalestine98
    @freepalestine98 6 років тому

    I FREAKING LOVE LOVE LOUIS ... HIS DOCUMENTARIES.. ARE AWESOME

  • @marlastrongbow
    @marlastrongbow 5 років тому +1

    “Travelling side-by-side with ex Scientology member Mark Rathburn”
    Caption on the documentary: Marty Rathbun
    It’s literally written out for you there, fellas

  • @tucosalamanca5194
    @tucosalamanca5194 2 роки тому

    @ 1.45 is that Daniel Dubois?

  • @shanneal
    @shanneal 7 років тому +2

    Been watching louis for years my all time favourite will always be the rapping one 😂

    • @andrewkeegans1
      @andrewkeegans1 5 років тому +1

      Ha ha. Good shout. Red red wiiiiine.

  • @ultimatealchemist9401
    @ultimatealchemist9401 7 років тому +6

    If this comment gets 1000 likes I will send the song "Every sperm is sacred" from Monty Pythons The Meaning of Life to the Westboro Baptist Church

  • @2Namia
    @2Namia 7 років тому +1

    All of Theroux's stuff should be here!

  • @ameliawillcox8474
    @ameliawillcox8474 6 років тому

    The UFO one with that guy that channels the alien, that was the best one

  • @youfoundwaldo77
    @youfoundwaldo77 7 років тому

    I've been to San Quentin for law school and it was an eye opening experience. Changed me for the rest of my life. If anyone gets the opportunity to get in for a tour or trip in any way I would suggest going.

  • @kap5571
    @kap5571 7 років тому +2

    I love louis theroux with all my dear heart

  • @Grdn594
    @Grdn594 5 років тому +1

    How can you leave out when Louis met Jimmy?

  • @Gemini_Woman
    @Gemini_Woman 7 років тому +16

    Nazi asks if he's Jewish his response do you mind if I not answer that I would of said no out of fear of my own safety

    • @FeekyChucker
      @FeekyChucker 6 років тому +14

      this is why louis is a real nigga

    • @macgruber4689
      @macgruber4689 4 роки тому

      @@FeekyChucker "What do you think?!"

  • @NayrGamingHD
    @NayrGamingHD 7 років тому

    That wasn't Tom Metzger at the end when you talked about him g

  • @DI-uk9rj
    @DI-uk9rj 4 роки тому

    "is this real?"......"...yah"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Mari_Son14
    @Mari_Son14 7 років тому +1

    For the Scientology movie, Marty Rathburn went back to Scientology very recently.

  • @LeviAlexanderF
    @LeviAlexanderF 7 років тому +1

    Does anybody know who the narrator is?

  • @zimzimma5688
    @zimzimma5688 2 роки тому

    While I love his newer more serious ones for me the best will always be the weird weekends ones.

  • @GoochSushi
    @GoochSushi 5 років тому +1

    That’s not Tom Metzger in the shot, but mmkay.

  • @jootai
    @jootai 4 роки тому +1

    We need Louis to tackle Quanon

  • @secretsquirrel7374
    @secretsquirrel7374 4 роки тому +1

    I'm surprised the one he made with Joe exotic isn't in there.

  • @chefcook09
    @chefcook09 7 років тому +1

    My most favorites are Autism, most hated family in America, and racist groups.

  • @stevenfowler5101
    @stevenfowler5101 7 років тому

    have you fought of do a to ten orchestral composer up to the 1920

  • @susanrobinson910
    @susanrobinson910 4 роки тому +2

    Wow, this guy looks like John Oliver!
    Am I the only one that thinks that?

  • @darthstarkiller6605
    @darthstarkiller6605 7 років тому +4

    Louis theroux investigates who farted...

  • @josephbrennan370
    @josephbrennan370 7 років тому +7

    Needs to be on the h3 podcast

    • @ExactFlamingo
      @ExactFlamingo 6 років тому +2

      H3h3 is a money grubbing scumbag

  • @tt8807
    @tt8807 4 роки тому

    Where the f#%k has he been??? I miss his documentaries.

  • @jasperyoung6060
    @jasperyoung6060 7 років тому +7

    My brother is named after him

  • @guyb6665
    @guyb6665 4 роки тому

    Haha half of the prisoners saying white power are so tanned they look Mexican

  • @doomvitus88
    @doomvitus88 7 років тому +1

    8:54 thats not Tom

  • @whateverIFeelLike
    @whateverIFeelLike 2 роки тому

    It's basically impossible for me to find the Nazi one. Where can I watch it?

  • @franklindelanoroosevelt9177
    @franklindelanoroosevelt9177 5 років тому

    2:20 Mark???

  • @snowrider4495
    @snowrider4495 5 років тому

    I want a sign like the thumbnail with my face on it!

  • @tnaoro
    @tnaoro 3 роки тому

    0:40 list begins

  • @willowdalah4062
    @willowdalah4062 6 років тому

    He’s the best doco maker ever!!!!

  • @suzannerider9460
    @suzannerider9460 4 роки тому

    To add to the last comment, he is good at playing the innocent. People trust him and that is how he does such great work.

  • @Ryan-fs2xj
    @Ryan-fs2xj 7 років тому +4

    The UFO one is my fav

  • @ImmortalDragon21
    @ImmortalDragon21 7 років тому

    Do a similar video on Ross Kemp.

  • @colmandervin8812
    @colmandervin8812 7 років тому

    That last guy wasn't Tom metsker

  • @Mark-lj1dj
    @Mark-lj1dj 3 роки тому

    7:18 so funny 😂😂