BB Shabby new lesbians show to air on channel 5

[michael21]

C5 relaunch puts lesbians centre stage
Channel 5 is to lift the lid on the lives and loves of lesbians in Candy Bar Girls (working title), a new flagship series marking the relaunch of the channel under Richard Desmond.

The 6 x 60-minute series, produced by Lion Television, is an ob doc charting the personal dramas of staff and punters at Soho’s iconic Candy Bar, featuring a range of young women including former Big Brother contestant Shabby Katchadourian. The programme reveals the wild-child’s struggles to cope with her new-found fame.
The action takes place against the backdrop of the bar’s relaunch, headed by new owner and local legend Gary Henshaw.
The series aims to offer a unique insight into an unseen side of Soho but will centre on universal themes such as break-ups, career changes and finding flatmates. It will air in the spring in a 10pm slot and was commissioned by C5 head of factual Andrew O’Connell, who said: “We chart the lives of upfront women, proud of who they are.”
Series producer is Simon Rockell, and Donna Clark is exec producing.

[Omah]

It will be ..... cheap and nasty ..... :eek:

(These docusoaps are being done to death ..... :bored:)

[InOne]

C5 relaunch puts lesbians centre stage
Channel 5 is to lift the lid on the lives and loves of lesbians in Candy Bar Girls (working title), a new flagship series marking the relaunch of the channel under Richard Desmond.

The 6 x 60-minute series, produced by Lion Television, is an ob doc charting the personal dramas of staff and punters at Soho’s iconic Candy Bar, featuring a range of young women including former Big Brother contestant Shabby Katchadourian. The programme reveals the wild-child’s struggles to cope with her new-found fame.
The action takes place against the backdrop of the bar’s relaunch, headed by new owner and local legend Gary Henshaw.
The series aims to offer a unique insight into an unseen side of Soho but will centre on universal themes such as break-ups, career changes and finding flatmates. It will air in the spring in a 10pm slot and was commissioned by C5 head of factual Andrew O’Connell, who said: “We chart the lives of upfront women, proud of who they are.”
Series producer is Simon Rockell, and Donna Clark is exec producing.

Erm, fame? LOL

[Jordan.]

Such a good way to relaunch channel 5 get in every BB reject going and give them their own show. :bored:

[KG.]

LeatherTrumpet will be delighted.

[MojoNixon]

Shabby? Who????

[Niamh.]

Please God no.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

:bored:

[arista]

LeatherTrumpet will be delighted.


Spiffing

[MojoNixon]

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Nice legs by the way...

[Chuck]

Can't complain too much, won't be watching anyway.

[Beastie]

How come there are hot gay guys.... but no hot lesbians!

[Daniel McIver]

Such a good way to relaunch channel 5 get in every BB reject going and give them their own show. :bored:

So True ! :hugesmile:

[fizzybee]

Love Shabs but this will fail. Epically.

[lukee]

i think it will do quite well better than that crap itv2 program only way is

[michael21]

so you all looking forward to this show

[fizzybee]

so you all looking forward to this show

Yeah cause it has Shabby :P

[michael21]

Yeah cause it has Shabby :P

and maybe girls kissing :joker:

[Mystic Mock]

C5 relaunch puts lesbians centre stage
Channel 5 is to lift the lid on the lives and loves of lesbians in Candy Bar Girls (working title), a new flagship series marking the relaunch of the channel under Richard Desmond.

The 6 x 60-minute series, produced by Lion Television, is an ob doc charting the personal dramas of staff and punters at Soho’s iconic Candy Bar, featuring a range of young women including former Big Brother contestant Shabby Katchadourian. The programme reveals the wild-child’s struggles to cope with her new-found fame.
The action takes place against the backdrop of the bar’s relaunch, headed by new owner and local legend Gary Henshaw.
The series aims to offer a unique insight into an unseen side of Soho but will centre on universal themes such as break-ups, career changes and finding flatmates. It will air in the spring in a 10pm slot and was commissioned by C5 head of factual Andrew O’Connell, who said: “We chart the lives of upfront women, proud of who they are.”
Series producer is Simon Rockell, and Donna Clark is exec producing.

shabby hasnt got a new-found fame away from the big brother fandom.:joker:

[fizzybee]

It'll be naughty. I'll have to hide it from my mum.

[billy123]

It will be ..... cheap and nasty ..... :eek:

(These docusoaps are being done to death ..... :bored:)
Just like that gobby little weasel thats in it then :joker: damn she was vile!
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[BB_Eye]

LeatherTrumpet will be delighted.
LOL, I'd love to see him write a review.

[fizzybee]

Just like that gobby little weasel thats in it then :joker: damn she was vile!
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"**** off Shabby, you little raincloud of doom!"

LMFAO thats gonna be in my head all day!