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Liam Brown from hit TV show Snowflake Mountain has said that Netflix "refused to show a kitchen rampage" after a star's phone ban.Starring on the hilarious and relatable Netflix show that he brands "funnier than Love Island", Liam spoke exclusively to Daily Star about his time in the wilderness and what it was like.READ MORE: 'Unfunny' Love Island slammed by Netflix's Snowflake Mountain star after Movie NightExplaining how their phones were taken away from them before heading onto the show, Liam lifted the lid on one moment that he really wished he was allowed his phone so he could call his mum.Having a rampage in the kitchen, Liam revealed an exclusive unseen clip to us."When I was cooking and they didn't actually show it, it's a bit of an exclusive, I got really stressed out and I had like a massive rampage because the cooker wouldn't heat up," he told us."The pan wouldn’t heat up and I was getting really stressed and I was like ‘it's not working, like why is it not working?’"I was getting really like frustrated, and usually I'd just phone my mum and like here at home now, I'm like 'mum like is this safe to eat or like how long do I leave this on for?' where there I was just getting myself wound up."He then added: "So yeah, we weren't allowed our phones and then when we got back it was really weird like coming out of a show like and like I said, no one would know this unless you do it but like being in that environment for so long and then coming out, it's so weird."The Netflix show, that has been in the top 10 alongside Stranger Things and Umbrella Academy, sees a group of Millennials and Gen-Zers head into the wilderness to live a simpler life away from mod-cons and social media.The series dropped onto Netflix last

Mick Kennedy hailed midfielder Callum Biggar after he announced his return from injury with a goal that helped put East Kilbride on the road to victory over St Cadoc’s on Saturday.

Liam Brown was at the double from the penalty spot to take rampant East Kilbride eight points clear at the top of the Lowland League – and hit an 80-goal milestone for the season.

East Kilbride boss Mick Kennedy has brought striker Allan MacKenzie in on a loan deal from West of Scotland Premier League side St Cadoc's.

East Kilbride captain Liam Brown was determined to quit Queen’s Park this summer after falling out of love with football.

East Kilbride boss Mick Kennedy says he is impressed by how quickly his side have gelled after a strong showing in their friendly with Queen of the South.

Former Hamilton Accies defender Matty Shiels turned out as a trialist for Lowland League East Kilbride this afternoon, as the Lowland League side held League One Queen of the South to a 1-1 draw.

Hamilton Accies are out of the Premier Sports Cup after conceding a late equaliser at home to Queen's Park.

Netflix show as being "funnier".The Netflix show that sees a group of Millennials and Gen-Zers head into the wilderness to live a simpler life away from mod-cons and social media dropped onto Netflix on June 22.Instantly hitting the top 10, Snowflake Mountain was placed alongside Stranger Things and Umbrella Academy - making it one of the most popular shows on the streaming platform when it launched.READ MORE: Love Island's Paige Thorne's family finally address her subtle 'head wobble' habitSpeaking exclusively to Daily Star, Liam Brown, who appeared on the show as one of two Britons, has lifted the lid on his Snowflake Mountain experience - even dubbing his wilderness-themed show "funnier" than ITV2's reality-dating show Love Island.The 22-year-old TV personality who also works in the marketing team at InTheStyle told us: "I mean like this is a bold statement right? "But I think this show was so funny. I actually think I've laughed more at those eight episodes than I have the whole way through Love Island at the moment."Liam went on to say: "I don't find any of it really [sic], there might be a funny moment, but like I know that my show from start to finish was full of laughs."He then added: "Bigger people are funny.

Airdrie were left on the wrong side of Championship play-off history again, as a Simon Murray penalty gave Queen's Park a narrow win at New Broomfield that sees them promoted instead.

last week's SPFL Trust Trophy win on penalties, but the sides couldn't be separated over 90 minutes for the second game running.

who signed for Motherwell yesterday - had to be alert to prevent Queen's Park equalising just before half-time as they continued to apply pressure.