Relocation, Relocation New series Wednesday C4 20.00

[Mr E Driver]

Relocation, Relocation Wednesday 20 January
8:00pm - 9:00pm
Channel 4
1/12
You have to wonder about people like the couple Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are helping in this first episode of the new series of the property-hunting show.
Inyang and Gregor Ross want to move to Cornwall to start their own bistro. Fair enough, you might think; that sounds very exciting. Except that neither of them has ever even visited Cornwall, and Gregor, who is keen to chuck in his job in IT to be head chef, has never worked in a kitchen before.
They are looking at a hamstring-popping leap into the unknown, fuelled by dreams of close communities, glorious beaches and quality family-time.
Preview discs were unavailable as we went to press, but it's not hard to imagine the pursed lips and snippy asides from Spencer and Allsopp as they go overboard with the mock exasperation - particularly as the Rosses have sold their three-storey Glasgow home and are within three weeks of having no fixed abode.


Always good for a laugh, this first episode looks promising.........

[Jasandjules]

It's a fun show, I love it when Kirstie gets offended that they don't like her choice of house..........

Aren't they doing an Australia version?

[MikeO996]

To be fair they were a cool couple, and I reckon would make it work.

[robinhood21]

Jasandjules said:

It's a fun show, I love it when Kirstie gets offended that they don't like her choice of house..........

Aren't they doing an Australia version?

Friday at 8pm on C4 but, only Phil, no Kirstie.

[ewenm]

MikeO996 said:

To be fair they were a cool couple, and I reckon would make it work.

Would be interesting to see what business they end up running or if they have to go back into employment.

[Jasandjules]

robinhood21 said:

Friday at 8pm on C4 but, only Phil, no Kirstie.

Ah, that's a shame, but I'll still watch it........

[nogginthenog]

What a house they bought - lovely!

The program didn't seem to discuss the outbuilding which to me looked like it could provide a good income as a small holiday let. Or is that likely to be prohibited by the local authority?