TV Heaven, Telly Hell

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TV Heaven, Telly Hell
Starring Sean Lock
No. of series 1
No. of episodes 6
Production
Producer(s) Objective Productions
Running time 24 Minutes
Broadcast
Original channel Channel 4
Original run 26 March 200630 April 2006
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TV Heaven, Telly Hell is a comedy television show on Channel 4, presented and produced by Sean Lock. The format is not dissimilar to Room 101, with special guests discussing their likes and dislikes of items on the television.

The show also sees itself as a sealed knot to television, and allows the guest to reconstruct any moment in television history in the way they wanted it happen.

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Guest TV Heaven Telly Hell Reconstructed Moment
Alan Davies The Littlest Groom, Aerobics Oz Style Vet shows, particularly Animal Hospital, British Comedy Awards Winning something at the British Comedy Awards.
Johnny Vegas The F***ing Fulfords, QVC, Keith Floyd Celebrity Poker Club, Sex and the City Reacting really angrily at losing Celebrity Poker Club.
Johnny Vaughan The Outcasts (a documentary on a British biker gang), Jeff Stelling from Soccer Saturday Reverend Peter Owen-Jones from The Battle for Britain's Soul, Make-over shows such as Ricki Lake, the evictions on Big Brother. Being trapped inside a cardboard box, as on Big Brother series 6
Bill Bailey Cane Toads: An Unnatural History (a documentary on the cane toad in Australia) Celebrities in wildlife documentaries, Last Night of the Proms, Brian May at Party in the Park Bailey as Brian May and Lock as the Queen at Party at the Park
Nick Hancock Neighbours, Fishing programs Trinny and Susannah Taking part in a slightly pornographic fishing program.
David Mitchell Adam Hart-Davis, Terry and June The Heaven and Earth Show, Judge John Deed The opening titles of Terry and June, with Mitchell as Terry and Lock as June.


Filming of a second series commenced in November 2006, with guests so far including Jimmy Carr, Alan Carr and Jack Dee.

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