Sundays 9pm on Channel 4 or all episodes available on All4
Celebrity Hunted it one of our favourite reality shows. Famous faces attempt to avoid detection from a team of police, intelligence and military personnel armed with the powers of the state in this real-life thriller! Can the celebrities survive 14 days on the run? This year the teams consist of:
Olympic silver medallist Iwan Thomas and two-time Paralympic gold medallist Richard Whitehead.
Made in Chelsea stars Ollie and Gareth Locke.
Actress Chizzy Akudolu and queen of UK garage Lisa Maffia.
Drag Race UK winner The Vivienne and international reality TV star Chloe Veitch.
The hunters are led by Hunted’s first female chief, Cleveland Police Assistant Chief Constable Lisa Theaker. The celebrities will be taking part for Stand Up To Cancer, the joint national fundraising campaign from Cancer Research UK and Channel 4. Simon Holmes edited Episode 4 and Steve Flatt worked on Episode 4 and 5. Assembly editors Will Adams and Matthew Henley also worked on the series.
Celebrity Hunted is on Sundays 9pm on Channel 4 or all episodes of the brand-new series are currently available to watch on All4
Jamie Oliver and Plum Pictures bring a brand-new format to Channel 4, unlike anything the channel has aired before. The Great Cookbook Challenge with Jamie Oliver will see a group of wannabe cookbook authors from across the country pitch their unique cookbook ideas. The contestants will compete in both cooking and publishing challenges in front of a panel of judges, to win a publishing contract with Penguin Random house. All the while, Jamie, a cookbook star himself, will mentor them and share his experience to help each of them develop their cooking and publishing skills.
Gwyn Moxham and Melanie Golden worked on the second half of the series (Episode 4 and 5 respectively) and enjoyed the challenge of creating a totally new format of cookery/competition show. Melanie commented: ‘it’s a really positive show, warm, funny with great insight into what goes into creating a cookbook, which is not the same thing as being a great chef! I hope everyone has as much fun watching it as we are having creating it.’
Get ready to find out the secret recipe to becoming a real cookbook star. First episode will air at 8pm on Channel 4, Monday 31st January. And who knows, maybe you can be the next Naked Chef?!
Newest edition of the Sky Arts competition show presented by Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan where amateur artists create paintings of various landscapes around Britain to win a prize and become Landscape Artist of the Year.
Trevor Smith, a LAOTY afficionado for many years, returns to edit 3 episodes of this new series. On the Whitstable episode airing tonight, Trevor commented ‘it was such a busy working harbour and with the rising tide the artists were really under pressure.’
Watch Episode 3 on Wednesday 26th January at 8pm on Sky Arts.
Andi Oliver and daughter Miquita go on the journey of a lifetime to the Caribbean. It’s a chance to see the changing West Indies from the perspective of two generations, with stops in Antigua, Barbuda and Barbados..
In Episode 2 edited by Dan Knight, Andi and Miquita travel to Barbados as this most British of Caribbean islands prepares to become a republic, cutting ties with the UK.
As prime minister Mia Mottley is preparing to modernise the constitution, which still outlaws gay sex, Andi and Miqutia meet members of the LGBTQ+ community to talk about the island’s first pride marches. They then have an unsettling meeting with the descendants of slave owners at a plantation house, where they have tea with resident Brits and tourists who remain a powerful force on the island. They get their perspectives on republicanism and the modernisation of Barbados.
They also explore their African roots when they receive their DNA results and visit Ngozi Farm, where African culture and its connection to the Caribbean is celebrated.
Former model Katie Price and her relatives put on their overalls and try to renovate her home, which sprawls across a huge 10 acres and has fallen into disrepair over the years. Katie tries to put her bad memories and the traumatic events that have taken place there behind her in a bid to create a `happy home and sanctuary” for herself and her family.
From designing the perfect bedrooms for her children to overseeing a kitchen makeover and replacing chimney pots, we see Katie like never before, crafting, decorating and upcycling. We also see Katie as a mum, daughter and sister as well as hearing about her journey to mental healing as she discusses hitting rock bottom and accepting the need for help.
Desiree edited one of the 3 episodes of the new factual series produced by Captive Minds for Channel 4.
Watch the first episode at 9pm on Wednesday 26th January.
In the latest series the duo will explore Eastern Europe with visits to countries including Croatia, Hungary and Poland. Barney said: “Dad and I have so much fun on our travels but I’m not finished with him yet!” Europe has so many more adventures on offer that I can’t wait to get Dad back behind the wheel of the RV and see what I can persuade him to do this time.”
With travel still being tricky at the moment, we can’t wait to see what the pair get up to- from the comfort from our living rooms!
Dan Knight edited episodes 1, 3 and 5. The series will start on Monday, 17 January at 8PM on ITV and ITV Hub
Oxford Scientific Films brings a new instalment to their ‘Secret Life Of..’ with this 3-part documentary exploring the relationships people have with their pets. The first episode examines the extraordinary science behind interspecies communications, using science and technology to reveal the unique ways animals have of expressing themselves, from the dog communicating with his owner using a system of buttons, to the parrots fooling Alexa into adding their favourite treats to the weekly shop.
Huggy edited 2 of the 3 episodes from this new series for ITV and Netflix and commented ‘You can never tire of fluffy puppies..!’
With Britain reopening post-pandemic, Alan Sugar is readier than ever to invest. But before he can decide on who will be his next business partner, the candidates will have to prove their worth in a number of ambitious challenges. The stakes are higher than ever as the 16 hopeful candidates are whittled down over the next 12 weeks, until only one remains.
John Watts worked on the interview episode of the new series produced by Naked Entertainment (part of Fremantle) and had a great time working on a show. He reflected: ‘I’ve watched as a fan and luckily didn’t get the dreaded “you’re fired”!’
Watch the new recruits climb the ladder into the business world at 9pm on BBC One, Thursday 6th January.
Rob Lowe rolls his suit sleeves up and takes us back through the very best of pop culture in America’s most decadent decade. For each of the 6 episodes of this new series for Nat Geo, a panel of experts decides the 80’s Top Ten in various categories from inventions to fashions.
Charlie Webb edited two episodes in the series featuring Iconic Fast Foods and Toys. Charlie loved that the show is a fun nostalgic look back at the 80’s, bringing back lots of memories! It’s full of lots of funny moments with some great names.
Get a blast from the past on Disney+ from 31st December and airing on Nat Geo from 1st January at 9pm.
Observational documentary going behind the scenes to follow the work of the staff at London’s Kew Gardens – 320 acres of the most diverse, exciting and important plant life in the world nestled in the suburbs of London.
Following the festive celebrations at the Royal Botanic Gardens as the team work tirelessly to prepare for one of the busiest times of the year. In the vegetable garden, heritage carrots are being pulled, kale cut and Jerusalem artichokes lifted ready for a very special festive meal, lights are hung from Britain’s tallest living Christmas tree and festive pruning takes place in the Temperate House. Finished just in time for the first arrivals, Kew’s magical winter trail lights up, ready for families to enjoy the festivities.
Trevor Smith was part of the team of editors that brought us this Christmas special entitled ‘Christmas Magic at Kew Gardens’, airing at 9pm on Channel 5, tonight!
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