'It was terrifying' SAS: Who Dares Wins' new DS Melvyn Downes on joining Channel 4 show

10 Years Younger in 10 Days viewers were left in awe on Wednesday's emotional episode as prison officer Adeline underwent a "Hollywood" makeover. During the latest instalment, mother-of-one Adeline, 45, revealed that in her 20s she lost her father in an accident and then became a single mum, which made her confidence plummet "very quickly". In a sweet VT ahead of her makeover, Adeline's new partner, Alvin, said he wants her to see she's a "beautiful person", adding: "I hope the experience will let her see what I see and let her see what her family see." Adeline, who has worked as a prison officer for 23 years, admitted that she wanted to find some femininity and fun with her makeover.

10 Years Younger in 10 Days viewers were left in awe on Wednesday's emotional episode as mother-of-six Lisa underwent an incredible transformation. During the latest instalment, Lisa, 54, revealed that she had spent 25 years raising her six children, aged between nine to 25, due to her husband working long hours.The candidate, who is "always there" for everyone, emotionally admitted that she hadn't felt good about herself since before she got married and often wonders "who I am".

Lucy Mecklenburgh shared the heartwarming moment her young son Roman first met his unborn sister at a 4D scan.The former The Only Way Is Essex star and her fiancé Ryan Thomas are expecting their second child together – a girl – after welcoming their son Roman in March 2020. And Lucy, who recently built an incredible bedroom for her stepdaughter Scarlett, is now preparing for her new arrival this spring and shared snaps from her most recent check-up. Little Roman could be seen looking eagerly at his unborn sister at the 4D monitor while Lucy lovingly rested her hand on top of his head.

Looking ahead at the month exemplifies the idea of Peak TV at its most hectic. With so many quality shows coming out, it can be challenging to decide which ones to focus on, especially when so many options are new releases (though “Atlanta” fans will be happy to know that season three is soon on the way.) It’s telling to see trends in narratives being told, with series such as “The Dropout,” “Joe vs.

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Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterTurning a comic book into a live-action TV series is not a revolutionary idea in the current TV landscape — but turning a comic book into a live-action TV series that is then itself turned into an animated series set in the same universe is not a pitch studio and network execs get every day.That’s what “The Boys” executive producers Seth Rogen, Eric Kripke and Evan Goldberg set out to do when they came up with the idea for the very adult cartoon shorts “The Boys Presents: Diabolical,” while they were simultaneously working on the upcoming third season of the mothership Amazon Prime Video series and its recently ordered untitled superhero-college spinoff.“We were deep in the pandemic and we were looking to get something from what we’re calling the VCU on the air go before Season 3,” “The Boys” showrunner Eric Kripke told Variety, citing the show’s Vought Cinematic Universe. “And with all the shooting restrictions, it was just impossible to even do a small live-action thing.

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LOL! Ariana Grande teamed up with RuPaul’s Drag Race star Gottmik [Kade Gottlieb] for a little makeover session — and the six-minute clip is honestly hysterical. 

Ant Middleton was axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins earlier this year, so some viewers may be confused as to why he is starring in the latest series.

 Channel 4 from SAS: Who Dares Wins over his “personal conduct”, following comments he made online last year. In a statement at the time, the broadcaster said it had “become clear that our views and values are not aligned”, however now the former soldier has spoken out and claimed the show will not work without him.Opening up on the experience and skills he bought to the programme when it first began airing back in 2015, Ant said: “I’ve been out of the military now for 10 years, 10 years, that’s a long time. “I’m in a completely different mindset.

Channel 4 series he only shouted the F word 20 times.

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SAS: Who Dares Wins has made household names of the show’s extremely firm officer team, including Jason “Foxy” Fox, Mark “Billy” Billingham and Ant Middleton. And now it’s time for brand new DS, Melvyn Downes, to have his much-deserved moment in the spotlight, as the Iraq veteran takes over from departing officer Ollie Ollerton for the brand new series.

"I had 24 years in the British military, got to senior rank as a Warrant Officer and led countless SAS operations, I think I have got the necessary experience first of all to back it up."He added: "Being the first mixed-race DS is going to be a great opportunity as I can represent the under-represented in life — not just minorities, I’m talking about people from deprived, working-class backgrounds."The programme is based on elements from real Special Forces Selection and puts civilians through a rigorous selection process, testing the candidates mentally and physically.The Scottish island of Raasay was revealed as the location where the 21 contestants were put through the most punishing challenges of the series yet.Melvyn will not be the

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Former soldier Melvyn Downes says he can’t wait for SAS: Who Dares Wins fans to see him in action on the show as he hopes to pull in a bigger audience than the show has had before.