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A forgotten documentary series featuring concerning behaviour from Russell Brand has resurfaced.<\/p>\n
RE:Brand, made for the now axed station Play TV in 2002, has come to light again following a series of shocking allegations<\/strong> made against Brand, 48, with multiple women<\/strong> accusing him of rape<\/strong>, sexual assault, and emotional abuse over a seven-year period.<\/strong><\/p>\n The seven-part series, which aimed to take a \u2018challenging look at cultural taboos\u2019 saw Brand, who has been blocked by YouTube from making money after the accusations, attempting to seduce a pensioner, punching his dad and moving in with a sex worker.<\/p>\n In an episode, titled \u2018My Old Tart\u2019, he took an 81-year-old woman, named Wendy, away for a \u2018dirty weekend\u2019 in Eastbourne during which they went to a strip club together and he suggested having sex. Wendy declined the proposition.<\/p>\n In another instalment about sex work, Brand moved in with a sex worker called Ali, her boyfriend and her baby to see if he would want to pay her for sex after living together for several days, according to The Telegraph.<\/p>\n In the same episode, Brand tried to turn his mother Barbara into a brothel madam.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, to \u2018explore\u2019 his own sexuality, Brand masturbated a gay man called Gary in a Soho pub toilet and then paid for two lapdancers to \u2018do some heterosexuality.\u2019<\/p>\n The publication also reports in the first episode called Dadfight, Brand winded his father Ron so hard he fell to his knees and then remarked afterwards: \u2018Shall we go down the pub and chat up some birds? Do something we\u2019re both good at?\u2019<\/p>\n It comes after another recently resurfaced clip, now deleted, saw Brand joking about rape in front of an audience.<\/p>\n In an interview for Richard Herring\u2019s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast in 2013, Brand said, \u2018Oh I\u2019ve raped someone once\u2019 and \u2018killed her after\u2019 to which Herring and the audience laughed, according to the Mail Online.<\/p>\n On Saturday, Brand was accused of rape, sexual assault and physical abuse,<\/strong> in a Channel 4<\/strong> special episode of<\/strong> Dispatches airing in a joint investigation with The Times.<\/p>\n Brand has insisted his relationships have all been consensual and denied the allegations.<\/p>\n He added: \u2018I understand that the police have failed on so many occasions with victims and, of course, as a result of that they\u2019re very fearful.\u2019<\/p>\n Brand has been accused by multiple women, including one who claimed she was 16 years old at the time and alleged he \u2018forced his penis down her throat\u2019 without her consent.<\/p>\n He has also been accused of pursuing audience members for sex while presenting Big Brother spin-off shows EFourum and Big Brother\u2019s Big Mouth on Channel 4, while other allegations relate to when he was a radio presenter for the BBC.<\/p>\n To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a webbrowser thatsupports HTML5video<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/metro.co.uk\/wp-content\/themes\/metro-parent\/img\/fallback.png\")
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