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| - | Three celebs descend upon the Aberdeenshire fishing village of Gardenstown to compete for the courtesy title "Baron of Troup" (which the production company purchased from the previous holder). It remains to be seen whether the show will be aired, following the death of contestant [[Mike Reid]] shortly after filming. | + | Three celebs descend upon the Aberdeenshire fishing village of Gardenstown to compete for the courtesy title "Baron of Troup" (which the production company purchased from the previous holder). It remains to be seen whether the show will be aired, following the death of contestant [[Mike Reid]] shortly after filming, though as ITV has taken down the programme page from its website, we're guessing it won't. |
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Revision as of 08:35, 13 December 2007
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Host
Not known
Co-hosts
Michael Watt
Participants: Mike Reid, Malcolm McLaren, Suzanne Shaw
Broadcast
TwoFour for ITV1, 2007
Synopsis
Three celebs descend upon the Aberdeenshire fishing village of Gardenstown to compete for the courtesy title "Baron of Troup" (which the production company purchased from the previous holder). It remains to be seen whether the show will be aired, following the death of contestant Mike Reid shortly after filming, though as ITV has taken down the programme page from its website, we're guessing it won't.
This programme has not yet aired. A full review will appear here after broadcast.
Key moments
Malcolm McLaren's tirade against the villagers ("The cod have all left this town and I don't blame them...") made the Scottish press.
