Off The Telly - What Shall We Watch? Reality TV - Part 2

Episode Date: January 17, 2025

For this bonus episode, Nat and Jo are returning to a theme that's an oldie but a goodie - iconic reality tv moments. We're talking unforgettable moments from The Traitors, Celebrity Big Brother (remember when Nat was turned blue and had to walk through treacle?!), Celebrity Come Dine With Me and does anyone remember Castaway 2000?Natalie Cassidy and Joanna Page chat about all things on and off the telly. What they can’t stop watching, what they definitely aren’t going to bother with, new releases and comforting classics – TV is timeless and no telly is out of bounds. As well as having a natter about what’s on TV, they share backstage goss from the world of telly, whilst also cracking up about the more humbling moments in their lives. Self-confessed TV addicts and stars of two of the biggest shows on our screens, EastEnders and Gavin and Stacey, Natalie and Joanna are the perfect companions to see what’s occurring on and off the telly.Get in touch by sending us a message or voice note via WhatsApp to 03306 784704.Hosts: Natalie Cassidy and Joanna Page Producer: Georgia Keating Executive Producer: Richard Morris Commissioning Editor: Rhian Roberts Production Co-ordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries Sounds Editor: Arlie Adlington Music by MCassoOff The Telly is a BBC Studios Audio Production for BBC Sounds.

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So, this episode is all about your top reality TV moments. Iconic reality moments. Oh, there have been some, haven't there? Part two. Well, we did this theme a few months ago but we've had loads of voice notes from you guys, so we thought it was worth a revisit.

And we can't wait to hear your voice notes all about this. Absolutely. Jo, Love Island All Stars is back on ITVX. Yes. Are you going to be watching it? Do you know what, right? I think I am because I saw a bit with Maura and with Curtis and I thought, I think I've just got to watch it.

I think I've just got to watch Curtis. I think I've just got to watch Curtis. He was, like, gold last time, and it's been such a long time since I saw Love Island. I think I kind of grew out of it. It was comfort telly. I'd sit there, massively pregnant, tray on my lap, Chinese takeaway, watching Love Island. And because I'm so tired and so busy,

it's all kind of like that's gone now. And I think, just for the good old times, I'm going to go back and watch it. You're going to put it on. Yeah. Who's your favourite Love Islander of all time? I loved the series with Olivia Atwood and Chris. She was just hilarious.

And then wasn't that when Chris and Kim had that really good best friends relationship and they were just hilarious together? I've not watched it but I really like Olivia Atwood yeah she was great I mean she was

no nonsense really like she's done ever so well you know she's done so so incredibly well she's really good she speaks really well

on Loose Women I think yeah very good says it how it is and she's got all of her kind of beauty shows she does doesn't she I love them and they're great

she's so lovely she's just no nonsense she just says it like it is. Yeah. And she's really interesting as well. So yeah, are you going to watch any of it then? Are you ever going to watch any of Love Island? No, no, I have watched a little bit.

But no, no, I'm not going to do that. I need to really prioritise what I'm watching. And that isn't something that I really want to prioritise at the moment. I've got some dried paint that I'd like to look at. I'm joking. I'm joking. Would you count Traitors as a reality show? Yeah, I think I would.

Because it's real people. Real people. Yeah. You're watching them having a cup of tea. It's a bit Big Brother-ish, isn't it, really? Yeah, it is. I think this series, more so than any, has felt quite Big Brother-ish. Well, I'm sorry.

I'm going to say an iconic moment is Linda crying in the breakfast room. God, yes. For me, that has made it up there. It's iconic. Yes. It is. And what's iconic as well is Linda when they went traitors

yeah and she like she really did she was iconic as well it was really really good but it's not sealed her fate she's just kept going and going

that's them stopping her that is an iconic traitors moment and if we're going along traitors way Paul Paul's entire run of the traitors

ending in that and then his bow that is an iconic reality moment I agree fantastic and then also Paul's entire run of the traitors ending in that. And then his bow. That is an iconic reality moment. I agree. And then also with Blinkin, Molly and Harry right at the end. I don't think I've ever felt so. I remember watching it, right?

And we had to keep putting it on pause because we were all like, Oh God, I can't take this. I can't take this. When it just got to Harry and Molly at the end. And you were desperately willing him, like, Come on, Harry, just keep it together, keep it together. But it was kind of like, I just, what the hell? I can't believe he's going to actually have to say it to her.

And then her smile and then him going, I am a traitor. And her like, and then. Oh, my goodness. It was unbelievable. It was just amazing. Oh, my God. I've got it all to come. It's going to be great.

Oh, my God. I hope so. I hope so. But it always is with the traitors, isn't it? It is. It really, to come. It's going to be great. Oh, my God. I hope so. I hope so. But it always is with the traitors, isn't it? It is. It really, really is. Shall we play some of the voice notes? Oh, yes.

The reason we're doing a part two is because we've got so many. So thank you so, so much. Let's play a little voice note to get us started to kick off. Yeah. Hello. This is Anna. I'm from Manchester, but currently living in Beijing, China. So my favourite reality moment that lives in my head all the time is from The Traitors,

when people think that Diane and Paul are related, that Paul is his son. But then in the interview, Diane's like, Paul couldn't be my son, but Ross is. And I just remember being at home watching it I was back home for Christmas watching it and oh my god I was so excited for the next episode and I was telling everybody about it like you need to watch this show it was fantastic yeah it was brilliant wasn't it so good Eliza does a good impression of that does she yeah she's got quite a good Scottish accent Eliza she could have done the that. Does she? Yeah. She's got quite a good Scottish accent, Eliza. Mm.

Mm. She could have done the film that you were talking about on Wednesday. She could have. I don't think you'd have wanted her to do that. No, but the accent is what I'm talking about. Yes. Is she Scottish or from Northern Ireland? I think she's from Northern Ireland.

Is she? Why does Eliza do a Scottish accent then for her? I don't know. Will you record Eliza doing Diane's voice? I will do, yeah. So that we can play it and we can go see, you know. I'm sure she does because she goes, Roses!

So, yeah, I'll go home and have a word with her. Yeah, if I was doing Irish, Irishness, yeah. Can you do Northern Ireland? No. I can say one thing. No. Sat dun. Oh, no, that's Scottish.

That's Scottish. This is no surprise. I can't do accents. No. No. No. No, I can't do it No That's really good

Isn't it funny How our voices Are really deep For someone who's got Like the highest voice going Yeah When I do Irish I go

No It's very good I'm impressed By anyone who can do an accent Of any form Roses Yeah Why she does that.

I don't know. Anyway, we'll work it out. I'll get a voice note. We can have a chat to Eliza at some point. Yeah, ask Eliza. We've got to hear it now. We've got to hear that. We'll do it.

We'll do it. Yeah, my God, that was classic, wasn't it? It was good, yeah. And it was the first time that anybody had been related, wasn't it? But you say it's classic. They're very, very new. Let's dig deep. I mean, what are the moments that really stand out

from a long time ago this is what big moments for me are they gonna are they gonna stand the test of time i think they will i'm not sure but the big moments that always stand the test of time are the ones from big brother early days do you remember when you were to alex and i always remember him getting ready and they're all looking for him and he went and he hid behind the door and always remember him getting ready and they were all looking for him and he went and he hid behind the door and then they opened the door and they were all looking for him and then they closed the door

and he turned to the camera and then he just started like dancing and looking at the camera and it was just, he was just so classic. No, I can't remember that. I remember what's his name. Was it Galloway? George Galloway being a cat.

That was really good. Should I be the cat? It's not going away, is it, that image? No, it's not, is it? And even if it's Vanessa Feltz going mad at the board. No, that's not either, is it? Do you remember that early days? I didn't do that when I was in there.

Did nothing. Did you do that? What was it like when you were in there? Did you do anything? Was there anything like that? Iconic. Yeah, anything iconic? Or did you have a meltdown at all?

What was it like? No. I did get dyed blue. When did you get dyed blue? Well, I had to sit in a bath of dye and be dyed blue and everything was blue for a day in my world. It was like a challenge thing. Yeah. And I did walk through treacle. I can't remember if we've spoken about this or not.

No. But you know when people say it's like walking through treacle, I say, well, actually, you don't say that because I've done it and it is impossible to do. Oh, my God. How far did you have to walk? I didn't go anywhere. Can you imagine? I did a bit, but you are in.

I was up to treacle like that. Oh, my God. Trying to walk. It was fun, though. Yeah. But it is brilliant when people go, oh, it's like walking through. I say, hang on a minute. Oh, my God. Trying to walk. It was fun, though. Yeah. But it is brilliant when people go, oh, it's like walking through. I say, hang on a minute. Oh, my God.

I don't think travelling to work is like walking through a tree court. It's really hard. Yeah. I'm like, I've done it. Oh, my God. Who else was in there when you were in there? Can't remember. Denise Welch, maybe?

Nicola McLean? Oh, my God. Right. So that is an iconic moment for me. Oh, I thought you meant in the tree. No, in the house. In the house. Nicola McLean. Nicola McLean. Oh my God, right. So that is an iconic moment for me. Oh, I thought you meant in the tree. No, in the house. In the house. Nicola McLean at the top of the stairs.

Yeah. Oh, they had a fight, didn't they? I'd left by then. Oh, where'd you go? Oh, I left and it all kicked off. Oh my God. What was it like, all of you having to sleep together in the same room? Fine.

Did you ever think about being watched by the cameras? No. Did you just forget about it and just go, oh, stuff it. Yeah, stuff it. God. It was good watched by the cameras? No. Did you just forget about it and just go, oh, stuff it. Yeah, stuff it. God. It was good fun. Was it? Yeah.

So nothing kicked off when you were in there? No, and then when I left, it all kicked off. Everything kicked off. Because, yeah, that was quite a wild year, wasn't it? With Denise Welch. Because you had the twins, the American twins. Yes. Michael Marden.

Oh, my God. Michael Masden. Yeah, yeah. Can't remember his name. Yeah. And it all kicked off. God, that was a huge year. Because he was, like, borderline quite terrifying.

And Denise Welsh, wasn't she in the hot tub with, what's his name, from The X Factor? Frankie. He was lovely. Yeah. It was all good fun. Oh, my God. Wow.

What did you do, big God. Mm. Wow. Would you do Big Brother? No, no. I just, I think that I just would want to switch off. I just want to be like, oh, I've had enough now. I've had enough. But I didn't really go on or off. Yeah. But no, but you know when you're just like,

I just be like, I just don't want to be around anybody anymore. Yeah. I just want to just, I've had enough of you all now. I mean, if I have people running around and all being all screamy or whatever, I just want to go, I just want to go and sit in front of the telly and have a snowball and not talk to anyone, you know. I think it's filmed in the summer months, Jo. Yeah.

Would you still choose a snowball? Yeah. Yeah. I would. And I'd put a ice cube in it as well Would you get your cherry at the top? No I'll never have a cherry on the top of a snowball

Sorry? It's him but putting a cherry on the top An opious cherry On top of a snowball The glazed red cherry That goes on top of a snowball Oh my god You mean the drink snowball The cherry that goes on top of a snowball. Oh, my God. You mean the drink snowball?

The cherry that goes in the cocktail, the snowball. Oh, no. I will only drink the snowballs, which are in the pre-prepared bottles. Yes. And I'll pour it out. And then put the cherry on top. I'll put a nice cube in. No, I don't do not like those glazed cherries.

I love those. They're in the fridge. They're in a jar that I keep picking out. Or glazed ones. Those are the ones I've... No, no. That would completely... Maraschino.

Yeah, that on the top, right, would completely contaminate the rest of the snowball for me. Fair enough. I've got a couple of snowballs left in my... I've got a big plastic Tupperware box outside the garden. So what we do Christmas time, there's not enough room for drinks, is there, in the fridge? Yeah.

Too much food. Get it outside, yeah. So we've got two time, there's not enough room for drinks, is there, in the fridge? Too much food. Get it outside, yeah. So we've got two big, get it in your bag, I've got two big Tupperware boxes that sit outside and in there will be soft drinks, oranges, sparkling waters, tonics, ready-mix cocktails, your snowballs, so, you know, all of that. And they're in the two big boxes and they've not been taken in yet. Oh, wow.

They are out there just because we haven't had time mine is seven i'm like are they all ruined but i think they've been all right because they've been covered i know but you don't want them to freeze up and then defrost why what will happen well it'll just fizz and fuck up i put my own snowballs in the freezer the other day to make them really cold but that's okay but not you don't freeze them up to, you know. Oh, God. I'd still have a go. Well, open them and sniff them.

No, mine will be all right because, again, it's a bit like the carport scenario. Yes, yes. They're covered. But isn't it good if they go to, like, minus seven? It'll all be nice and cold, wouldn't it? No, they'll all be frozen and all the bottles will be smashed to pieces. Oh, God, I didn't even think of that.

Do you know, right, last night, I'm not even joking, I opened a bottle of Bucks Fizz and started drinking, we'd left over a bottle of Bucks Fizz. I started drinking that last night. But I think you should

be allowed to. Well, you're as bad as Mark. All the way through January. You're as bad. Do you know what I think? Start a bit earlier, people. Everyone's, oh, aren't you keen

on Christmas in November? It's fucking January. Get over it. It's done. Finished. Do you know what James did the other day? Mark's drinking Prosecco, eating mince pies. You two would get on that house on fire. Christmas in November. It's fucking January. Get over it. It's done. Finished. Mark's drinking Prosecco,

eating mince pies. You two would get on that house on fire. Christmas in January for you two. We sent James out the other day, right, to come back with some more, and this was like about two nights ago, to come back with some more boxes of Maltesers and some more big, like, you know, Christmas packs. But you're cheating.

How? Because you're not, you're saying you're using up the last of. You're cheating now, aren't you? You're buying new. Yeah, I saying you're using up the last of. You're cheating now, aren't you? You're buying new. Yeah, I am. I used up the last of the Snowballs and I drank the last of the Bucks Fizz, but I'm buying all brand new chocolate, Christmas chocolate as well.

I don't know what to say. I really don't know what to say. There's a few dark milk. I've got some dark milk Florentine biscuits that I like. Didn't have one over Christmas. Always treat myself, always buy them. Yes. Lovely, beautiful artisan sort of Florentines

with the nuts and the raisins and the chocolate on. I've not had one yet. Oh, my God. Who's munching around them? Mark. Oh, God. And he went, well, you eat them. I said, I won't eat those in January.

He said, but you bought them for yourself and now you won't eat them. I said, absolutely not. Well, what would you do with them, I won't eat those in January. He said, but you bought them for yourself and now you won't eat them. I said, absolutely not. Well, what would you do with them? I can only eat those in December. So what, will you save them until next December? No, Mark's eating them now. It's fine. Oh, my God.

Oh, do you know in the Tupperware stuff that you've got out the back, do you have any leftover snowballs? Yeah. Are you going to drink them? I will take a photo when I get home. I think there's one or two. Do you want me to bring them in for you? Yes, please. I will. I will. It's no problem. I think there's one or two Do you want me to bring them in for you? Yes please

I will, I will It's no problem I think there's one or two in there Good I won't drink that now Oh I will If you want to You can bring it in for me

No thank you But I will be bringing them in I'll bring them in Thank you That's fine So shall we get back into reality TV Yes and have another voice note i think we should i'm going back to the year 2000 and the bbc series castaway 2000 which me and my family were obsessed with um your listeners may remember that they sent a group of people from a wide range of society off to the beautiful island of Tarensey up in the Scottish islands

and left them there for a year. And because reality TV was in its infancy, they were only getting up there for a monthly report, so you had to wait a month for the next instalment of what was happening on Tarensey. There were so many great moments. There were lots of ructions. There were lots of arguments.

People left. People were going over in rowing boats to get contraband from the outlying islands. For the year 2000, it was a lot of drama, and I absolutely loved it. And I think when you compare it to the continual drip feed of reality tv that we get today the thought of waiting a month for an episode seems absolutely bonkers but

it was awesome and I absolutely loved it I never ever watched it but my James watched it and that's how Ben Fogle was discovered wasn't it because he was one of the islanders and I always remember my James saying about I think it was Ben Fogle's dog or the dog that was on the Island. And I think that the dog died and it was really upsetting. I remember James saying that he was really upset by it.

And you think about that, just a little moment like that compared to what we see. They were there a year. Yeah, a whole year. And they set up a whole community and they built things and they did all sorts.

And Ben Fogle was an islander. I did not know that that's where Ben Fogel came from. Yeah, yeah. Well, I didn't watch it. And I wish I had now, but I didn't watch it. And he really kept up. He's kept up the outdoorsy thing, hasn't he? Yeah, he has.

He's done well with the, you know, the theme. Wow. And you watch every month. There was an update every month. You get to tune in and see what they've been doing every month or so. I think they should bring that back. Me too. I think we need to be more patient when it comes to reality telly.

Yeah. Wouldn't it be brilliant to let people wait? People wouldn't be able to do it. No, no, it wouldn't. Can you imagine saying, oh, this was brilliant. I can't wait from Friday round to a Wednesday for Traitors. I'm so annoyed.

I mean, actually, right, when it was Sunday night and I thought, oh, thank God we've got Traitors on Monday. And then I found out it wasn't until Wednesday when it was like my world had ended. I know. This is unbearable. How am I supposed to cope with this now imagine being a month then aren't we horrible and greedy now yeah imagine going away right and being on the island

for a year and signing up and going right bye mum and dad i'm going off now i've signed up and i'm going to go and do this for a year yeah wow what an experience it is an experience i've just thought of another iconic reality TV moment. Gemma Collins talking to the American lady about cups of tea. Oh, yes. Do you remember that? And she said it's like having a grand. Yes.

It's like giving you a grand. It is, isn't it? And she was trying to explain the importance. How actually special it is. Of tea. Yeah. That was quite funny. And offering someone saying, can I make you a cup of tea? Or, you know, going and offering it to,

and how much of a gesture that actually is i don't think it is like giving someone a thousand pounds no it's just about caring for them isn't it it's like giving them a hug she's quite materialistic though gem and share yeah yeah so i think you know another ultimate hand i think that was her way of explaining it you know the grand yeah that was all and oh my god that was her way of explaining it, you know, the grand. Yeah. That was all in, oh, my God, that was a classic here. That was all with the whole David's dead thing. I mean that. There's been some moments in Big Brother which have just been absolutely unbelievable to Ellie.

Brilliant. David's dead and then from one person to the next person to the next person. Oh, my God. And then they're going in and lifting it back. No, he's not. He's under the next person. Oh, my God. And then they're going in and lifting it back. No, he's not. He's under the duvet. That was really good.

Did we not speak about this in the first one? We did. I mean, but it's had to come up again. Because it's just unbelievable. Can I say something about a piece of iconic... I am going to mention it. It isn't so much reality TV, but it is with our own loved, much loved Alison Hammond,

who came from reality TV. Oh God, is it the bit? Alison Hammond has done a lot of iconic things, but have you seen Alison Hammond on Michael McIntyre's Midnight Game Show? No. Well, I'm not saying anymore.

Oh my God, right. Is it her now these days or is it in the past? Now, these days. Get spoken up. The Midnight Games show, because you haven't watched Michael McIntyre. No. Whilst we're here, it's coming back on. You know, right, and I'm going to be watching it. I want you to sit down with the family and watch it.

I have, right, since I last spoken to you. Yes. I have watched two on the telly of Michael McIntyre's stand-up shows. Yes. And we have now got his new Michael McIntyre's all-round variety show. Yes. Going to go on record for the family to watch

because Eva went to a sleepover the other night. She came home. They've been watching Michael McIntyre all night. Right. And we watched his stand-up shows and he's really funny.

And it's good for the children, isn't it? Yeah. And Eva absolutely loves him. Have you watched Akankaya about the tooth? No. The stand-up about the dentist?

No, I don't think I have. What does he say? Akankaya. No way tooth. No. The stand-up about the dentist. No, I don't think I have. What does he say? Akankaya. You need to watch it. He's a genius for the family. Genius for the family. Oh, my God. But it's him doing the Midnight Game Show.

Yeah. Which, obviously, next week you'll start watching because the Midnight Game Show is brilliant. It's not on every week, but it's brilliant. Yeah. And it's Alison Hammond being woken up in the middle of the night and then her quiz with Rusty Lee coming in, this one coming in.

I won't spoil it for you, but it's just put in on the, promise me, on the way home, YouTube, Alison Hammond Midnight Game Show and it is one of the most iconic 10 Minutes of Telly you'll ever watch. Oh my God. And everyone else, please send me a voice note. If you like it, if you remember it,

if you haven't, watch it and voice note us. Oh, my God. Right. I've got to see it. When I leave here now, I'm going to search for it. Joyous. Oh, God. It is fascinating, I think, reality telly. It is. And I don't think it's ever going to go away.

We've got another voice note here from a listener. Let's listen to this. It's fascinating, all this. Hello. I'm going to be a real pain now that I found this podcast because I just want to keep chipping in all this hello i'm going to be a real pain now that i found this podcast because i just want to keep chipping in all the time um but you must watch and you may have seen it already come down with me with tom o'connor um kim from kim and aggie kim woodburn darren day and i think the last person was claire sweeney oh god oh that sounds um but i mean hans net are gonna be just must watch it it's the best bit of telly i've ever seen kim gets absolutely hammered on vodka and can't say mascarpone she keeps saying mascarpone only and darren day keeps telling

her she's got one pony too many um it is and claire sweeney is being really sick because people are making poo jokes and honestly it's the funniest bit of telly like you you were saying Natalie you put something on if you feel down if you put Dean Gaffney on if I feel really fed up I put on the come die with me clip if I can find it because it's sadly disappearing off the internet I must find somewhere to save it but you girls must must watch that it's the funniest thing I've seen in such a long time. Oh my God, we've got to watch that. And what's the Dean Gaffney one?

She said that you said about a Dean Gaffney one. Oh, it's the I'm a Celebrity trial. Oh my God. You've still not seen that? No. Please, you've got to. Promise me on the way home, just watch two things. Yes.

Alison Hammond, Dean Gaffney, I'm a Celebrity. Yes. He did the All Stars one or whatever it was with Joe Swash don't worry about it's the original the old one

yeah it can't sit down is it on me is it on me it's the best thing on the television but that

Kim Woodburn saying what was it Mascarpone only Mascarpone only pierced on vodka with Darren Day saying that's one pony too many

I need to see that immediately can I tell you very very quickly very very quickly yeah Pierced on vodka with Darren Day. Saying that's one pony too many. I need to see that immediately. Can I tell you very, very quickly? Yeah. Very, very quickly. Yeah. The people that I bought my house off of were on Come Dine With Me. Oh my God, were they really? They were on Come Dine With Me.

God. With my house, you know. Oh my God. Yeah. I should actually show you the app because then you'll see my house. Yes. Do you recognise your house in it? Yeah.

Oh, my God. That's hilarious. It's funny, isn't it? I mean, decor slightly changed, but yeah. God. Wow. There you go. Did they win or did they lose?

I didn't watch it all. I didn't watch it all. God, that's hilarious. But we need to watch that. Yes. Yes. I've got to watch those. And I did a comic relief thing with Claire Sweeney once.

We did a dance thing. Oh, my God. What was that? Hairspray, hairspray. Dance for comic... Let's dance for comic relief. Oh, yes. And we did a little dance.

And she's great. She's fantastic, Claire. She is. So I would like to see her gagging over the poo joke. That would be hilarious. I just think I'm all for it. I'm all for the reality iconic moments. It's fun.

It is giving hun vibes. Yeah. God, there have been some really good reality moments. I still feel like we haven't even covered all of them. Of course not. I feel like we could have a part three. I think we could do a part three. Let's give it a little time, but we will. And thank you all for your voice notes because you make it possible to do the part twos. Well, you do. You do. And keep sending those voice notes. And the part ones.

Yeah. But the bonus eps are lovely and we love hearing from you. So please keep sending them in. It really means a lot to us. And make sure you tell your friends about the pod and make sure you subscribe because it really, really does make a difference. Yes.

And can you send us your voice notes on WhatsApp all about your top traitor moments? The number is 03306 784 704. Oh, brilliant. Right, well, that's it for this week. That's it. I love that. Me too.

I love these. I can't wait for part three of this now. Neither can I. I've just remembered Nicky Graham. Who is she? Who is she? Oh, my God. And Grace in the same one,

throwing water all over Susie. There you go. Look, we've got to go. Yeah. See you later. We've got to go. We've got more go. Yeah. See you later. We've got to go. We've got more soon. Bye!

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