Of course there would be a second one!

From the Storyline description:

"After the film "Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead" documented his 60 day juice fast, Joe Cross vowed never to go on camera again."

Bull feces. The one thing that really struck me in the first movie is that the guy seemed somewhat dishonest about his intentions. He was clearly in it largely for personal promotional purposes, and after watching that I was 100% convinced he'd try to do another one.

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Later: I just went to Cross's website for the first time to check it out. Saw that he had a Store. Hm, what might one reasonably expect to find there? Only thing I could think of was the DVDs. But of course he's selling all kinds of crap you really don't need, which verifies my initial opinion of the guy. Sometimes being right about stuff just makes me feel worse. I really would have liked to have found out that I misjudged him. And, oh yeah, "He wasn't NEARLY DEAD."

BTW, I don't wanna start no fights about this, but I'm anti-juicing. You get plenty of micronutrients just from whole fruits and vegetables. Plus you get the fiber, etc., and it's a lot cheaper. I stick veggies in a blender and then drink down all the sloppy, bad-tasting goodness. The suffering doesn't last for long.

On proofreading the above, I saw that I wrote "ant-juicing" instead of "anti-juicing." Glad I caught that.