Paul Watson, who has died aged 81, was a pioneer of the “fly-on-the-wall” documentary and credited, to his disgust, though not unfairly, with being the godfather of today’s reality TV genre.
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In 1974, the late Paul Watson found an ordinary family in a Sydney suburb who, like lambs to the slaughter, let cameras into their home. What they captured shocked everyone
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The 1974 series caused uproar by presenting an ordinary family warts and all, while a portrait of a couple afflicted by Alzheimers almost ended his career