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Lee Kern's Celebrity Bedlam

Lee Kern's Celebrity Bedlam

  • TV sketch show
  • E4
  • 2012
  • 6 episodes (1 series)

Hidden camera prank show in which comedian Lee Kern attempts to convince celebrities that outlandish set-ups are true. Stars Lee Kern.

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Key details

Genre
Sketch Show
Broadcast
2012
Channel
E4
Episodes
6 (1 series)
Star
Lee Kern
Writers
Lee Kern and Paul Garner
Director
Gemma Rawcliffe
Producers
Alex Kohler, Kelly Martin, Andrew Newman and Nathan Eastwood
Companies

Lee Kern's Celebrity Bedlam sees a plethora of celebrities confronted with one outlandish set-up after another in a surreal and ambitious take on the prank show.

Lee creates a world of absurd situations as he shows just what sort of mess unsuspecting celebrities can get themselves into when asked to deal with and talk about the big issues of the day.

Lee will try and convince celebrities that badger culling in Rickmansworth is now being carried out by Native Americans, act as the world's only blind racing driver and convince one that it was actually a monkey who played the drums in Dire Straits. In one of the most outrageous and eccentric TV stunts, Lee, posing as a scientist in a fake laboratory, manages to convince certain celebrities that they are meeting human clones of themselves.

Over the series, Lee will explore the environment, science, travel, health, fame and the end of the world and try and help celebrities answer questions such as:

Is there such a thing as a bat with human testicles?

Why has the iceberg hit by the Titanic been discovered near Sri Lanka?

And did Captain Scott really trek to the South Pole with a Robot?

So... will Lee be able to convince celebrities of the ability for your five a day to cure sexually transmitted diseases?

And will they really believe that scientists can now understand Dolphin language?

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Broadcast details

First broadcast
Wednesday 1st August 2012 at 10pm on E4
Most recent repeats
  • Saturday 15th March 2014 at 1:40am on E4 - Episode 6
  • Saturday 8th March 2014 at 2:30am on E4 - Episode 5
  • Saturday 1st March 2014 at 2:35am on E4 - Episode 4

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