Bruce Parry's Shocking TV Return: A Look at His Most Outlandish Moments

Bruce Parry Makes a Grand BBC Return

TV explorer Bruce Parry is back with a bang as he embarks on his first TV project in a decade. 'The Tribe with Bruce Parry' returns to BBC Two, offering a fascinating glimpse into diverse tribes and communities worldwide.

Goat Suffocation: A Gruesome Scene

In a shocking scene from his new show, Bruce finds himself suffocating a goat, part of a ritual among an indigenous tribe in Angola. The intense moment showcases the tribe's customs and highlights the stark realities of their way of life.

Penis Inversion Ritual: A Near-Fainting Experience

While Bruce usually dives into unique rituals, there was one instance where he had to draw the line. During a practice in New Guinea, he nearly fainted as he attempted a ritual that involved pushing his entire penis back into his body.

Giving Up Sex for a New Perspective

Before filming 'Tribe' in 2005, Bruce decided to give up his party-filled lifestyle in Ibiza, including alcohol, drugs, and sex. He shared how this drastic change helped him realize the complexities of his relationships and his personal drive.

Exploring Psychedelics: Bruce's Healing Experiences

Bruce has been candid about his use of psychedelics, emphasizing their positive impact on his understanding of the world and his relationship with nature. He hopes for a future where such substances are viewed with less fear and more acceptance.

Future Plans and Community

Looking ahead, Bruce shared that children are not currently part of his plans, but he envisions being part of a community that can collectively raise a child. He explores the idea of living in an egalitarian society where humans see themselves as part of nature, rather than above it.