Rosie Jones' Trip Hazard - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Lake District
Rosie takes Scarlett Moffatt to explore the Lake District, where they re-enact a Viking battle at Kendal Castle, eat lunch cooked from the heat of a coal engine and bed down with a couple of stallions.
Whitby
Comedian Joe Wilkinson joins Rosie for a traditional seaside outing in Whitby. They sample award-winning fish and chips, go crazy for golf, explore the Jurassic Coast and goth-up to take to the stage.
Norwich
Rosie takes comedian and broadcaster Jamali Maddix to Norwich, where they learn to molly dance, go wine tasting, tour the epic cathedral, hammer some hot metal and join a wrestling tag team.
Anglesey
Comedian Jenny Eclair joins Rosie for an outdoorsy adventure on Anglesey in Wales. They have a go at sheep herding, traverse the world's fastest zip wire and learn beach survival skills at sunset.
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