The Greatest Show Never Made
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Revision as of 20:40, 9 November 2023
Contents |
Host
no host, no voiceover
Co-hosts
Principal contributors: Rosy Burnie, John Comyn, Tim Eagle, Jane Marshall, Lucie Miller, Daniel Pope and N Quentin Woolf
Broadcast
Safe Harbour, B Good Picture Company and Amazon Studios for Amazon Prime Video, 11 October 2023 (3 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
In 2001, Nikita Russian came up with the idea for a reality TV series. In 2002, The Great Reality TV Swindle told the story of how that idea crashed and burned. In 2023, Amazon Prime Video revisited the story, expanding it to three 40-50 minute episodes and managing something of a coup in getting the sometime Nik Russian himself to talk on camera about the débacle.
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Web links
Amazon Prime Video programme page
Pictures
Three of the contestants - Rosy, Lucie and Daniel - seen in original footage from 2002.
And here with three more, reunited in this series' final episode.Left to right: John Comyn, Lucie Miller, Rosy Burnie, Daniel Pope, Jane Marshall, Tim Eagle.
The man with the plan (that didn't come off)