November 19th, 2009 by Lisa McGarry. Tags: Current TV
Launched five years ago this November, World of Warcraft is a cultural gaming phenomenon that has taken the world by storm. Now attracting 50 million players across every continent, this massively multiplayer game has not only revolutionised virtual role-playing online, it has become a hugely influential part of its players’ lives.
Coinciding with Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week, Current TV launch the Wasted season, a frank exposé exploring the way drugs and alcohol are used and abused by young people today. A seven day programming feature offering compelling and personal insights into these taboo topics, the Wasted season sheds light on the diversity of opinions that still surround them. Premiering on Monday 23rd June, Wasted takes an explicit and gritty look at the UK’s prolific drug scene and drinking culture, from the manufacturing process right through to the extremes of addiction.
It’s become resonant with popular drug culture, but shocking scenes ensue when frequent user Gruff is forced to witness the effects of Ketamine when used as an anaesthetic. Read more & comment »