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The Big Breakfast fans beg for more ’90s nostalgia’ after simply epic show: ‘Every week forever please and thank you’-Meghna Amin-Entertainment – Metro
What a morning!
What a morning! (Picture: Channel 4)
The Big Breakfast viewers were left with a jump in their step and a smile on their faces after a simply epic show as the Channel 4 series was brought back.
AJ Odudu and Mo Gilligan were joined by the likes of Denise Van Outen, Daniel Kaluuya and Love Island 2022 winners Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su Culculoglu for what turned out to be a heavily entertaining first of four live episodes.
Fresh off their victory against Germany at the Euros, two of the Lionesses, Ella Toone and Alessia Russo, also appeared as guests, as did comedian and presenter Joel Dommett, rapper Aitch and chef Big Has.
The live special saw Ekin-Su and Davide reveal their new ITV show, a hilarious video-chat with none other than Rita Ora and plenty of viewer interaction with competitions and call-ins.
And fans at home were loving it.
So much so that they actually want more than just the four Summer episodes we’ve been promised, as many took to social media to beg for the series to continue weekly.
‘The next 4 weeks!!! Erm no!!!! Every week forever please and thank you!!!!’ one persno penned.
Another viewer wrote: ‘Can we just get rid of GMB and Sunday Brunch and just have The Big Breakfast on 7 days a week?’ while someone else commented: ‘Deffo watching next week #TheBigBreakfast was hilarious, random, chaotic and a nice bit of 90s nostalgia.’
The original series launched in 1992 and ended in 2002 after almost 2,500 episodes (Picture: Alpha Press)
The Big Breakfast returned to screens after 20 years off air, for a one off to mark Back to Front Day.
Newsreader Phil Gayle even returned to deliver the morning’s headlines, too.
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The show originally launched in 1992 and was presented by the likes of Richard Bacon, Kelly Brook and, of course, Johnny Vaughn and Denise.
It ended in 2002 after almost 2,500 episodes, each one packed with absolute chaos.
The Big Breakfast continues next Saturday from 10am on Channel 4.
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