SAS WHO DARES WINS SERIES
SAS WHO DARES WINS TV

SAS WHO DARES WINS TV

Stay up to date with the latest celebrity and TV news with showbiz updates from our daily newsletter here. SAS: Who Dares Wins airs on Sundays at 9pm on Channel 4 and All 4 Someone save Billy and Foxy from it and bring back the original! I’m looking at you…' Rachel echoed this, adding: 'SAS just isn’t the same without Ant Middleton' while Patricia said: 'I miss on #SASWhoDaresWins.'Īnd Neil pleaded: 'Would usually look forward to #SASWhoDaresWins but without it’s just like a comedy spoof of the original. Bring back Ami wrote: '3 episodes in and I’m missing Ant Middleton more than ever.' They all seem much more aggressive this season, constant name-calling and chest-beating. She commented: 'Really not into this Ant Middleton replacement. In this programme, five ex-special forces.

SAS WHO DARES WINS SERIES

Whats really being tested is psychological resilience and character as candidates undergo sleep deprivation, interrogation and a series of increasingly complex mind games. Lousie was also unimpressed with the instructors' behaviour. Selection for the SAS is one of the worlds toughest job interviews and physical fitness is only the starting point. Now, after three episodes of the new lineup, SAS: Who Dares Wins viewers have taken to Twitter to share their verdict.Īlix tweeted: 'Anyone else think there is no need for the shouting? There used to be a brooding undercurrent of who was in charge. He is joined by Mark 'Billy' Billingham, Jason 'Foxy' Fox and newcomer Remi Adeleke. READ MORE: SAS: Who Dares Wins instructor rejects 'stupid' ideas for challenges from Channel 4 bosses Following Ant's departure, Rudy Reyes has taken over as chief instructor. They also faced a seven-metre backward dive as well as a simulated ambush while driving.īut several fans of the show found themselves distracted by the instructors shouting at the recruits, with many saying they wish that Ant Middleton was still presenting the series. In tonight's episode, the remaining recruits put their hand-to-hand combat skills to the test. The new series continued tonight (April 24) on Channel 4. Things have worsened for Channel 4 this week after reports revealed that CEO Alex Mahon could receive the highest annual income for a CEO in the network’s history this year if she is awarded the maximum bonus payout possible from a retention scheme.SAS: Who Dares Wins fans have demanded a change to the show's presenting lineup after growing tired of the 'aggressive' behaviour. The shock move came just prior to the show entering production and around two-dozen production staff had to be given a two-week compensation package. version titled Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test launched on Fox earlier this year and has already been renewed.Ĭhannel 4 insiders stressed that the decision to rest SAS: Who Dares Wins is not budget related but is about performance, and is unrelated to the cancellation of the network’s Four Weddings reboot, which Deadline revealed late last week.įour Weddings’ cancellation sparked frenzied speculation over the state of Channel 4’s finances amidst declining ad revenues, a cost-of-living crisis and splashy recent bets such as Studio Lambert’s 18-part Rise and Fall. He was replaced by Rudy Reyes.Įlsewhere, a U.S. Chief Instructor Ant Middleton was stood down in 2021 due to his “personal conduct” following controversial comments about the Covid-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matter. In the first ever celebrity series of SAS: Who Dares Wins, 12 well-known faces embark on one of the toughest tests of their lives, to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer.

Today’s news comes around two years after the UK ‘civilian’ version was beset by scandal. One SAS: Who Dares Wins recruit shares how the groups judgment of her brought up lifelong experiences of racism as Remi Adeleke offered his own words of. Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins: With Mark Billingham, Jason Fox, Shaun Dooley, Ant Middleton.

They're living and surviving together in an unforgiving ex-military base, high in the Chilean Andes. AJ Pritchard, Ferne McCann, Calum Best and Maisie Smith were victorious in the latter. In the first ever celebrity series of SAS: Who Dares Wins, 12 well-known faces embark on one of the toughest tests of their lives, to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer. The latest season of Minnow Films’ ‘civilian’ version finished in February and was watched by around 1.5M viewers per episode, while last year’s celebrity version secured approximately 2M for each instalment.

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