Celebrity Come Dine With Me: Yvette Fielding, Bruce Jones, Roy Walker & Natasha Hamilton
Four celebrities go head to head in a culinary battle as each hosts their idea of the perfect dinner party in a bid to win the ?1000 prize for a charity of their choice. Potty mouthed ‘Most Haunted’ presenter Yvette Fielding goes up against sex bomb and ex-Atomic Kitten Natasha Hamilton, Catchphrase kingpin Roy Walker and Corrie star Les Battersby aka actor Bruce Jones.
Yvette’s up first and professes to be intolerant of fussy types and celebrity nonsense; it doesn’t bode well as guest Bruce Jones is a very fussy eater. He sends back his soup because he doesn’t like cream and unfortunately for Yvette this then ends up all over her trousers. As Bruce continues spouting off on the long list of food he doesn’t like, Roy reveals himself to be quite a charmer with the ladies- paying special attention to Natasha Hamilton. The evening ends with the host in hysterics.
Host two is the glamorous Natasha, ‘Mr Fussy’ Bruce is nervous about various dishes but Roy is happy for her to serve up egg and chips he’s so smitten. Over dinner Yvette has let slip some very indiscreet bedroom stories involving yoghurt and the evening ends with the sort of sing-along that would make a bad pub singer sound like Shirley Bassey.
The third host is none other than catchphrase king and all round ‘Legend’ Roy Walker. If Bruce moans on his night Roy is threatening to give him a bag of crisps, but it’s the girls he should be worrying about as both of them hate black pudding. Whether the food manages to win them over or not Roy sets out to be the host with the most; an evening of japes, jousting, press-ups in the middle of the kitchen floor and some special merchandise from the ‘Legend’ himself. While Roy’s still swooning over Natasha, Yvette and Bruce have a French kiss mid course – brace yourselves!
The climax of the competition is left to Bruce who, on taking on a surprisingly challenging menu, is hit by a bout of very bad nerves. The guests anticipate his night with trepidation as he’s been the fussiest eater of the week. With stress pouring from every pore, he welcomes the three celebrities for one final jaunt of bizarre-looking dishes. There are more shocking revelations from Yvette, and the winner is revealed, walking away with the £1000 prize for their favourite charity.
Sunday 01 November 8PM – Channel 4
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Wouldnt it be great to see how some of these celebs survive Heston Blumenthals restaurant?Thats one way of keeping the mouthy celebs quiet-feed them shellfish!
my video did not record last 2 minutes, can someone tell me who won please
thank you
Roy Walker won!
One of the best “Come Dine With Me” I have watch. All the celebrities got on really well and I enjoyed them having a laugh and bouncing off each other. Thought I have to say that Yvette Fielding was hilariously funny, with one of her many comments, “A turkeys arse!” when Bruce placed his Summer Fruit dish on the table. I have overnight become a big fan of Yvette. It would be great to have a night out with her in the group. With her wit, sense of humour and straight talking I think she is absolutely fantastic.
i loved come dine with me with all them. i love them all especially Yvette shes so funny and such a lovely down to earth person. That was officially the best celebrity come dine with me ever!! Love itt <3 x
Hannah, I think you have the same sense of humour as me. I agree with you, Yvette is really funny.
Yepp she is u gotta love her havn’t u !! i agree with u too,, her husbands lovely aswell
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I don’t know who Yvette is married to, but am sure it must be a real hoot in their house when they party!! Yep I think I do love her but please don’t tell her husband!! Maybe we might get an invite to one of their parties!! I will bring the vino. Would you prefer red or white! Mxx
I would like to say how disgusted I was to hear Yvette Fielding comments on Lady Diane’s nose. At least Lady Diane was beautiful. I think she should apologise for that dreadful comment, or better still take her off the television, she certainly will not be missed.
I did not get the impression Yvette’s comments made about Diana were meant to be derogatory or malicious. More of an observation I think. If we removed everyone who made a comment which we didn’t agree with,then television would be a less entertaining place. But you are entitled to your opinion. Maybe you shouldn’t be so sensitive, my opinion!