Show Boaters
(→Synopsis: Despite the move, I'm loathe to add this one to Flops. Given the channel it was on, and the fact it had next to no publicity, it probably did as well as could be expected.) |
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Billed as a part-docusoap, part-talent contest, the programme sees ten wannabe cruise ship entertainers travel to the Caribbean to join the crew on a real cruise ship. Once on board, each week the group must split into two teams to create, rehearse and perform a show routine to the cruise ships passengers. The passengers then vote for their favourite team, with the losing team facing the judges. After some deliberation, two members of the losing team are eliminated from the competition. If that wasn't enough pressure, the group is also expected to help out with general ships duties, everything from serving in the kitchens, to cleaning the cabins. The last person standing at the end wins a permanent contract to be a cruise ship entertainer. | Billed as a part-docusoap, part-talent contest, the programme sees ten wannabe cruise ship entertainers travel to the Caribbean to join the crew on a real cruise ship. Once on board, each week the group must split into two teams to create, rehearse and perform a show routine to the cruise ships passengers. The passengers then vote for their favourite team, with the losing team facing the judges. After some deliberation, two members of the losing team are eliminated from the competition. If that wasn't enough pressure, the group is also expected to help out with general ships duties, everything from serving in the kitchens, to cleaning the cabins. The last person standing at the end wins a permanent contract to be a cruise ship entertainer. | ||
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+ | Ashanti Kemp | ||
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The programme was moved from its initial Tuesday 8pm berth, to a Sunday 4pm slot mid-way through its run. | The programme was moved from its initial Tuesday 8pm berth, to a Sunday 4pm slot mid-way through its run. | ||
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+ | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showboaters Wikipedia entry] | ||
[[Category:Variety]] | [[Category:Variety]] | ||
[[Category:Reality]] | [[Category:Reality]] | ||
[[Category:Recruitment]] | [[Category:Recruitment]] | ||
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Current revision as of 06:54, 18 January 2021
Contents |
Host
Co-hosts
Judges: Nikki Alexander (choreographer), Roger Troman (vocal coach), Mollie Daley (creative director)
Broadcast
Fresh One Productions for Sky 1, 13 September to 6 November 2011 (8 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Billed as a part-docusoap, part-talent contest, the programme sees ten wannabe cruise ship entertainers travel to the Caribbean to join the crew on a real cruise ship. Once on board, each week the group must split into two teams to create, rehearse and perform a show routine to the cruise ships passengers. The passengers then vote for their favourite team, with the losing team facing the judges. After some deliberation, two members of the losing team are eliminated from the competition. If that wasn't enough pressure, the group is also expected to help out with general ships duties, everything from serving in the kitchens, to cleaning the cabins. The last person standing at the end wins a permanent contract to be a cruise ship entertainer.
Champion
Ashanti Kemp
Trivia
The programme was moved from its initial Tuesday 8pm berth, to a Sunday 4pm slot mid-way through its run.