What happens in the Bounty Night Club foam pit won’t stay in the Bounty Night Club foam pit with the arrival of Seven’s terrifying new “observational documentary” series Australians Gone Wild What Really Happens In Bali.
A representative cross section of the some one million Aussies tourists who visit the island each year – the thirsty schoolies, thirstier toolies, detoxing celebrities, expats with new business ventures and even a self-confessed ladies man who claims to have bedded over 100 women in 90 days (bro, pls) – will jostle for screen time in an exhaustive examination of the cultural and economic footprint Australians leave when we go to Bali to get methanol poisoning.
The series includes visits to Bali’s nightclubs (foamy), prisons (depressing) and busiest international emergency rooms in BIMC and Sanglah Hospitals where raucous young Australians wearing neon coloured YOLO/SWAG trucker hats, Bali braids and faded Bintang singlets will be treated for everything from surfing and motorbike accidents, methanol poisoning, drunken fights and STD’s.
Or just another Tuesday night in Kuta then. This guy knows what I’m talking about.
