Locked Up Abroad: New Episodes | National Geographic

The smash hit series Locked Up Abroad returns, with more incredible stories of kidnap, contraband and incarceration.

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[pcfaulkner]

i just watched that one yeah he kicked everyones arse good episode

[bensflights]

In 2006 I was convicted of smuggling 5kg of Snickers bars. I was sentenced to 25 years in a chocolate factory.
Pure hell.

[MrLegendra]

IF you use google chrome there is a extension that blocks all adds even before youtube video's I think it is called adblock

[billeybop]

Was held in Syria for 10 years and the reason was my name was Curt Ivan Alton, hence CIA. When I escaped I accidently stumbled into Iran and did another 10. I'm suing the government for naming the CIA with the initials of my proper name. My parents had the good sense to get a patent.

[topbluffa]

i watched a recent episode with a american guy who got sent to pakistan to smuggle drugs and he was such a G the way he handled the situation

[Deva]

So there are no new shows...Since this advertisement is about 2 years old...?

[Srd]

This is a good show but it almost always boils down to some party-animal decides to smuggle some dope because they refuse to work a real job. Then they get caught and learn that even smuggling dope requires a lot of work and risk.

[andrearaver]

cant find ALL banged up abraod episodes keep repeating same episodes

[PannaIka]

because people are watching an ad to watch another ad

[TheDrjaydrjay]

Not true at all! While some episodes are like that, I find many to be people very down on their luck, poor & believing they've no way out of their situation, so they dig themselves deeper into a hole which they ultimately feel they can't get out of.

Before they're even caught, you see that most of them try to abandon the idea (meaning no easy $) & becomes no longer interested in the money aspect, but are genuinely afraid of repercussions, like a battered spouse who stays in relationship.

[blueiguy]

MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS - Nowhere To Run, search it on youtube. :)

[inferno]

18 prison wardens abroad don't like it.

[winterstellar]

Been there, seen that, done that. It's no big deal.. (I'm kidding, I was thrown in jail one night because I was too drunk. But it was abroad, it was in a third-world country!)

[mmmike]

Maybe because they were out of the country looking for a job.That is where all the good US jobs have gone, out of country.

[mmmike]

Because Nat Geo isn't National Geographic anymore.A large portion is pure propaganda today. Take a look at their Crop Circle "documentary" so sad, so biased, so controlled.I was just passing through here on my way out.I just canceled my subscription.Good Bye

[Srd]

So smuggling dope is a "good job?" The way I see the episodes, most of the people locked up are people who want to party but refuse to work. BTW: There are plenty of good jobs in the USA if you look around. I realize Obama voters expect some dude to rush up and offer to hire them at $50K per year, but that rarely happens.