Tattoo nightmares Real people with really bad tattoos, ranging from hilarious to downright disturbing, seek the help of three of the best cover-up artists in the business to fix them – Tommy Helm, Big Gus and Jasmine Rodriguez. The stakes are high as the regretful clients go under the tattoo gun a second time to see if the artists at Tattoo Nightmares can work a miracle and turn their disasterpieces into masterpieces. Reenactments allow us to see how the bad ink was born.
A tough cover-up for Chris on "Tattoo Nightmares." He'd gotten the ink while in prison to honor his young son on the outside. When he got out, though, the mother of the child told him he couldn't see the boy until he paid child support.
Marshall was a cautionary tale about getting tattoos while drunk. He came into the shop on "Tattoo Nightmares" with a huge tribal tat on his forearm that he'd had now for about six years. He said it was the result of a night out partying with his friend Kara.
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