The Angelos Epithemiou Show - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Angelos interviews Embarrassing Bodies host Dr Christian Jessen and Gupta asks Christian to take a close look at his own personal problem. Teenage pop sensation Conor Maynard becomes involved in a crazy quick-fire challenge in order to earn the right to sing his latest single.
Episode 2
Angelos grills Amy Childs about her television career and asks rapper Professor Green to attempt to lift a giant tortoise.
Episode 3
Angelos Epithemiou's special guest tonight is football legend Paul Gascoigne. They share a few jokes before Gazza tells Angelos what he really thinks about the current England football team and some of their star players.
Episode 4
Angelos is joined on his show by heroic explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, and the two men swap stories about their unique adventures.
Episode 5
Dragon's Den entrepreneur Theo Paphitis joins Angelos in the interview area to explain how he spends his cash and reveals a very unusual hobby.
Episode 6
In the final programme of the series, Angelos challenges model-turned-body-builder Jodie Marsh to an arm wrestling contest, and Scissor Sisters drop in to perform Baby Come Home.
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