Derek, have you seen a preview of it? You have stated you were not pleased with Untouchable because of their uncritical treatment of Ron Book. I'd be curious if you felt this documentary was of a higher quality once you see it.

july 11 wow i dont thank my dvr guide go's that far out lol

id like to know how to reach someone there. All the links on this mobile home park's page are non-existent, even the two emails aren't good. Is this Palace Mobile Home Park still around?

Not sure if it is still around - I had not heard that it wasn't but I do know that there was constant push backs from the surrounding neighborhoods and politicians. This looks like it might be a good one - have you seen it Once?

Yes, its still there. I remember Palace Park opening in 1996 when I lived in that county. In fact I spoke with the management there just last week and, of what I was told, the park is very promising for registrants trying to get back on their feet. For those interested their number is (727) 522-5168 and management is Chuck and...I believe Doug is the other manager.

I believe the name of it in 96, prior to FJT taking over. was palm park?

I know nothing about this documentary so I hope it presents the issue objectively. Again, I am interested how this documentary and the recently released documentary "Untouchable" is similar and different from one another. PBS is not known for it's fear mongering so the fact that they are airing it gives me some indication that it won't be in the realm of Dr. Phil or Steve Wilkos. Untouchable has gotten rave reviews from many people in our community so hopefully this will be in the same spirit. But my DVR will definitely be set.

I haven't seen it yet, and aside from the derogatory name, I can't say whether I'll like it or not.

Getting to Untouchable I thought the Untouchable trailer was great, but it gave me false hope, but I was more skeptical when I heard the BBC report where David Feige stated that Ron Book loved the film.

Tbe Film about Pervert Park, despite the name is good, watch if you can.

Is there a way to watch it online somewhere? I do not have TV service.

Can you go to a friend's house and have them DVR it for you? Maybe PBS would archive it on their website??

It's a bit complex to set up and requires patience but there's an app for phones and for pc/Mac called Kodi which is basically a gateway for all types of free TV and movie streaming services. YouTube has tons of videos on how to set it up.

We cut the cord quite awhile ago and use this and it's amazing but like I said requires YouTube videos to set up and some patience.

michiganfamily: I don't have any friends I feel comfortable asking to record this for me.

frogpond: I don't believe I have heard of Kodi. I will look into it. I have plenty of patience. I haven't had tv service for almost two years. I have Netflix. I tried SlingTV but the buffering was terrible. I also have an antenna, but depending where you are depends on what station you get and unfortunately PBS doesn't come in for me.

I will try out Kodi and see what happens. Thanks for the suggestion!

Kodi is a bit of a beast to tackle but I'm here for any questions and yes I think I've found just about every documentary on their including Netflix exclusives. PBS stuff is on there so I have no doubt this will be there as well.