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CONTROVERSIAL comedy Bo Selecta could make an unlikely comeback. Funnyman Leigh Francis has revealed he’s filmed a new pilot featuring characters from the sketch show, 13 years since Channel 4 took it off air. All 4 removed  Bo Selecta episodes in 2020 following a backlash from celebrities such as Trisha Goddard and Craig David, who Leigh parodied using exaggerated latex masks.

THE bad blood between Craig David and Bo’ Selecta! creator Leigh Francis rumbles on. While promoting his new book last month, Rewind singer Craig accused the comic of “bullying” and “ruining his life”. Clearly he’s still angry at the way he was mocked by Leigh in his Channel 4 sketch show in the Noughties.

Craig David has claimed that not only does he have has psychic abilities, he can channel his ancestors clairvoyantly and “see things in the future”. The Fill Me In hit-maker, 41, opened up about his alleged gifts for the first time during an interview with Fearne Cotton while appearing on her Happy Place podcast which he said made him feel “very liberated”. David explained: ‘I’m super empathic, super sensitive and super psychic, which I feel very liberated to say now.

Craig David has branded Leigh Francis, known by his stage name Keith Lemon, as “insincere” on BBC Breakfast.He joined show presenters Sally Nugent and Jon Kay to talk about his new album and his 22 years in the music industry.Craig has been a regular chart topper and is a huge name in both the garage and pop scenes.READ MORE: Rita Ora shows off dynamite figure in cut-out jeans and plunging corset held up by luckHowever, the topic of conversation grew serious as he opened up on the bullying he experienced when he was younger and throughout his time in the music biz.He spoke about Bo Selecta, a comedy sketch show first broadcast in 2002, and the mocking he received from Keith Lemon himself.The comedian wore rubber masks on the show and took the mick out of many popular celebrities, including Craig himself, who told the BBC hosts that he couldn’t accept Keith’s apology.During one skit, he wore a rubber mask which bore a striking resemblance to the musician and proceeded to tell viewers about his “life story” with some offensive storylines.One included Craig being forced to wear a urostomy bag while another showed him trying to make it big in America, only to find himself in Mallorca.The cringe-worthy sketch continued to paint Craig as a failure and as though his career was hanging on by a thread, only to end with “Craig” working in a call centre.Despite the likeness, Keith insisted that the character was not based on Craig, but the musician was having none of it.Craig spoke about the ordeal on BBC Breakfast and said that “when the show was out,” it was a “period of time of hard processing for him”.He continued: "I didn't know why a song like Rewind, which was a cultural song that broke the ice for so many artists to come

Lorraine Kelly says she should have complained about the 'distasteful' Bo' Selecta impression of her. The popular TV presenter, 62, was lampooned along with many other household names in Leigh Francis' sketch show, which ran on Channel 4 from 2002 to 2009.But despite the controversial comedian having apologised in recent years for his fairly grotesque impressions, Kelly says she wishes she had said something at the time.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out and said she 'should have complained' about her portrayal on Bo Selecta. The TV presenter was played by actor Leigh Francis, better known as Keith Lemon, during the Channel 4 show in the 2000s.

Craig David has been known for his amazing musical talent since he first rose to fame in 1999.Featuring on the classic garage single Rewind by Artful Dodger, Craig quickly catapulted to stardom and went on to release his debut studio album, Born to Do It in the year 2000.The star's success and popularity continued to grow strong, gaining him several loyal supporters throughout the course of his career.However, during the height of his fame and popularity things took an unexpected turn for the star when comedian Keith Lemon, whose real name is Leigh Francis, impersonated him during his comedy show Bo Selecta.What came to follow was years of parody sketches and a bitter feud between the singer and the Celebrity Juice host.Daily Star has taken a detailed look into what happened between the famous pair.In 2002, Leigh Francis' show Bo Selecta debuted on Channel 4.The programme mainly focused on Keith's central character Avid Merrion, who was a dangerously insane stalker obsessed with celebrities.

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Keith Lemon’s has confirmed Channel 4’s Fantastical Factory of Curious Craft has been axed after just one series. Keith was drafted in to present the Channel 4 series alongside Naked Attraction’s Anna Richardson, where contestants had to try and impress celebrity guests and convince them to buy their crafts. Famous faces to pop up included Nick Grimshaw, Eamonn Holmes and Martin Kemp.

Caroline Flack was one of the most popular TV presenters in the UK, with the star being a huge hit as the presenter of Love Island.But where did her TV career start?She got her big break in 2001 on Sky One’s Is Harry on the Boat alongside Danny Dyer and Keith Allen.A year later she starred as Bubbles on comedy sketch show Bo Selecta, returning to the character in 2004.Corporal Flack was her next role in Weapons of Mass Distraction before taking on her first presenting role in Channel 4’s The Games: Live at Trackside alongside Jamie Theakston.It was from that successful stint that she bagged her next job on When Games Attack in 2005.In 2006 Caroline dipped her toes in children’s television, joining duo Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes on Saturday

Eddie Hearn pulled out his finest Bo Selecta impression while waiting for fighters to weigh in ahead of tomorrow’s Fight Camp launch - but the Matchroom chief didn’t realise he was live on air.

Trisha Goddard has spoken out about receiving "even more abuse" since comedian Leigh Francis apologised for using blackface in Bo’ Selecta.Goddard, 62, is just one of the black celebrities parodied in the Channel 4 comedy – which saw Francis wear rubber masks with exaggerated facial features.After Francis apologised for his actions on Bo’ Selecta, and with the show now removed from streaming platform All 4, Goddard has revealed that she has been accused by some of “ruining the comedian’s career.”Speaking on Good Morning Britain, she said: “As I’ve said before, I don’t mind people joking about me at all. But it was the big lips and the big nose of the character.

TRISHA Goddard has been targeted with even more vile abuse since Leigh Francis apologised for his Bo Selecta 'racism'. Leigh Francis wore rubber masks to play stars in his show from 2002 to 2004, and was confronted last month by Trisha, one of the black celebs he lampooned along with Craig David and Mel B.

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Trisha Goddard has revealed she “felt sick” when meeting comedian Leigh Francis following his portrayal of her on sketch show Bo’ Selecta.Francis apologised to Goddard and the other black celebrities he wore rubber masks to portray on the show, posting a tearful video to Instagram following the death of George Floyd.Bo’ Selecta has since been removed from Channel 4’s All4 on-demand service.Speaking on Newsnight, Goddard, best known for her morning talk show Trisha, said she “hated” Francis’s portrayal of her.She said: “Let me just tell you, I’ve only just recently discovered how bullied my children were in Norfolk over the character.“It was the big lips, and all the things that every black child has been bullied about.

Comedian Leigh Francis has issued a tearful apology for portraying black celebrities on sketch show Bo’ Selecta.

Comedian Leigh Francis has apologised for 'any hurt he caused' by impersonating black celebrities on Bo' Selecta!

COMEDIAN Leigh Francis has issued a tearful apology for dressing up as black celebrities in Bo Selecta. The actor - who plays Keith Lemon on television - took to Instagram to say sorry for his Channel 4 2002 show where he played versions of celebrities like Mel B, Craig David, Michael Jackson and Trisha Goddard.