“This is a funny, nostalgic, heartwarming binge-worthy series,” one fan said. If you enjoyed Alan Carr on Celebrity Traitors, there’s even more of him to watch on TV.
The 49-year-old comedian won viewers’ hearts on BBC’s Celebrity Traitors with his infectious humor, memorable facial expressions, and lively personality. However, the reality show ends this Thursday, marking the last of Carr’s treacherous antics on that program.
For both longtime and new fans, Alan Carr will be back at the end of November with the third season of his semi-autobiographical ITV sitcom, Changing Ends. If you haven’t caught the first two seasons yet, now is a great time to watch before the new episodes premiere.
Changing Ends continues to deliver Alan Carr’s charm through a coming-of-age story set in 1980s Northampton. The show boasts a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes critics score and a strong 90% audience rating.
“Head to 80s Northampton to enjoy tales from the Chatty Man’s youth. Follow him as he hurtles towards puberty – things are going to get awkward!”
The series promises to deliver more of Alan Carr’s unique humor and heartwarming storytelling through December.
Author’s summary: Alan Carr’s beloved semi-autobiographical sitcom Changing Ends returns for season three, offering fans a charming, funny trip back to his youth just as Celebrity Traitors concludes.