Celebrity Scissorhands
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| - | The usual celeb reality thing. Celebs learn hairdressing skills and at the end the public vote for the five they want to see take on the task of coiffuring for the Children In Need telethon. It returned with even more obscure microcelebs for | + | The usual celeb reality thing. Celebs learn hairdressing skills and at the end the public vote for the five they want to see take on the task of coiffuring for the Children In Need telethon. It returned with even more obscure microcelebs for two further runs in 2007 and 2008, before being officially axed (or maybe that should be "sheared"). |
==Participants== | ==Participants== | ||
Revision as of 10:04, 19 March 2009
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Host
Alex Zane (2006)
George Lamb (2007-8)
Co-hosts
Experts: Lee Stafford, Ben Cooke, Stephen Glendinning, Elaine Sullivan Child, Janet Ginnings
Broadcast
Brighter Pictures for BBC3, 5 November 2006 to 14 November 2008 (3 series)
Synopsis
The usual celeb reality thing. Celebs learn hairdressing skills and at the end the public vote for the five they want to see take on the task of coiffuring for the Children In Need telethon. It returned with even more obscure microcelebs for two further runs in 2007 and 2008, before being officially axed (or maybe that should be "sheared").
Participants
Series 1
- Steve Strange (new romantic icon)
- Michelle Dewbury (former Apprentice)
- Scott Mills (off Radio 1)
- Darren Day (TV personality, it says here)
- Ortis (telly person)
- Sarah Cawood (another telly person)
- Rowetta (ex-Happy Mondays sidewoman and The X Factor contestant)
- Emma Samms (off Dynasty)
- Richard Fairbrass (off The Desert Forges)
The first five of these were chosen to do CIN night.
Series 2
- Javine (singer)
- Lil' Chris (singer)
- Carley Stenson (Hollyoaks actress)
- Tamara Beckwith (columnist/presenter)
- Warwick Davis (actor)
- Ninia Benjamin (comedian)
- Ben Nicholas (ex-Neighbours actor)
- Aled Haydn Jones (one of Chris Moyles' sidekicks)
Music
Marc Sylvan
