Eat Your Heart Out With Nick Helm
- TV factual / sitcom
- Dave
- 2017
- 16 episodes (1 series)
Mixing reality and sitcom, Nick Helm goes on a food-based journey around the UK and Europe.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 1 - Islington
Further details
In the opening episode, Nick is on his home turf, Islington, eating a Vietnamese banquet at The Little Viet Kitchen, sharing a mega-sized cowboy chop at the Pig and Butcher with one of his comedy heroes, Bob Mortimer and arranging to meet his girlfriend for an anniversary dinner at their favourite restaurant, Rotorino. But will she turn up?
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 24th August 2017
- Time
- 8pm
- Channel
- Dave
- Length
- 30 minutes
Repeats
Show past repeats
Cast & crew
Nick Helm | Host / Presenter |
Bob Mortimer | Guest |
Thuy Pham-Kelly | Self |
Jack Ross | Self |
Michael Chan | Self |
Paul Whitehouse | Self |
Julian Bianchi | Self |
Sean Smith | Self |
Rachel Richards | Self |
Nick Helm | Writer |
David Trent | Writer (Additional Material) |
Marcus Liversedge | Series Director |
Simon Goodman | Producer |
John Quinn | Executive Producer |
Iain Coyle | Executive Producer |
Matt Lamont | Edit Producer |
Bob Pipe | Edit Producer |
Ian Baigent | Editor |
Brian P Campbell (as Brian P. Campbell) | Editor |
Ben Bee | Director of Photography |
Video
Paul Whitehouse gatecrashes Bob Mortimer and Nick Helm's lunch
In this clip Nick Helm has lunch with comedy hero, Bob Mortimer, which gets inadvertently gatecrashed by Paul Whitehouse.
Featuring: Nick Helm, Bob Mortimer & Paul Whitehouse.
Press
This foodie odyssey from the star of Uncle seems like an opportunistic brand extension, with Helm guzzling freebies at some of his favourite chow dens and booze holes - but, as the title suggests, there's more going on under the surface. The spaced-out comic dishes up some melodrama between bites that makes it feel like a more lo-fi take on The Trip, with an opening double bill that is London-centric but very fun.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 24th August 2017Eat Your Heart Out With Nick Helm preview
It's engaging, without being compelling, but surely able to stand the multiple repeats a Dave programme needs. For if there's one thing TV has shown us, viewers can't get enough of cookery shows.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 24th August 2017