Sing If You Can
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[[Vernon Kay]] was originally due to host alongside [[Stacey Solomon]]. However after the pilot was recorded, it was felt that the light-hearted nature of the programme meant it would be better if a comedian presented the programme, so [[Leigh Francis]] as his alter-ego Keith Lemon was drafted in. | [[Vernon Kay]] was originally due to host alongside [[Stacey Solomon]]. However after the pilot was recorded, it was felt that the light-hearted nature of the programme meant it would be better if a comedian presented the programme, so [[Leigh Francis]] as his alter-ego Keith Lemon was drafted in. | ||
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Revision as of 21:22, 18 October 2012
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Host
Vernon Kay and Stacey Solomon (non-broadcast pilot)
Leigh Francis as "Keith Lemon" and Stacey Solomon
Broadcast
RDF Television for ITV1, 16 April to 21 May 2011 (6 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Two teams of three celebrity contestants attempt to sing songs while being distracted in a number of different ways. Their performances are judged by a panel, however the studio audience ultimately decide which team progresses to the final round. Here, the longer the team stays on a revolving turntable while singing, the more money they win for the programme's charity, the Teenage Cancer Trust. In addition, for no adequately explained reason, one member of the losing team is also dropped into a pool of water. What japes!
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Trivia
Vernon Kay was originally due to host alongside Stacey Solomon. However after the pilot was recorded, it was felt that the light-hearted nature of the programme meant it would be better if a comedian presented the programme, so Leigh Francis as his alter-ego Keith Lemon was drafted in.
