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FAQ’s (Frequently asked questions)
When is the series starting?
Our first episode will air on the 4th January 2019, and will be followed by another 3 episodes every Friday, finishing on the 25th of that month.
What channel is the series being shown on?
The programmes will be broadcasted on Channel 4 TV station.
What if I do not have a TV?
Do not worry, all of the episodes will be uploaded onto the channel 4 website, and will be available to watch provided that you have flash player.
Will there be a second series?
We are not sure yet, it is dependent on the success of the first series.
What time will the Programme start and how long will it be?
The programme will start at 6pm on Fridays, with each installment lasting an hour long.

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