NO STRINGS ATTACHED: FIRST LOOK IMAGES, CELEBRITY GUESTS AND LAUNCH DATE REVEALED FOR NEW CHANNEL 4 PUPPET SERIES

Nearly three years since it was recorded, and now airing on E4 rather than Channel 4's main channel, No Strings Attached (formerly The Really Rude Puppet Show) is finally coming to TV, launching Tuesday 11th November [Source].

Pete Wicks and Sam Thompson

Each episode will see host Mel Giedroyc invite different celebrity guests to an intimate book club for two. The guests will be handed an erotic fantasy story, in which they are the lead protagonist, and will be asked to read it aloud – every awkward moment. 

The six celebrity guests are TV personality Sam Thompson (above), presenter Scarlett Moffatt (below), broadcaster Melvin Odoom, popstar Kerry Katona, Loose Woman Coleen Nolan and musician Martin Kemp.

The sexually charged encounters have been penned by real fans, and with the help of script editors - these stories have been pulled together to create one enticing, raunchy and laugh out loud tale to surprise, startle and titillate. The host and the guest, neither of whom have a clue what the fans have written about them, will then have to read them out for the first time on camera as we film their hilarious reactions.

Scarlett Moffatt

To bring these bedtime stories to life, key scenes are re-constructed – but instead of using actors and being thwarted by their nudity clauses, a band of puppets are used to act out every scene. 

In each fanciful, unique story, the puppet versions of the celebrities will encounter romance, scandal, mystery, intrigue, and farce, with the host finding out from the actual celebrity just what they make of their fictionalised exploits and revealing unheard and revelatory anecdotes from their guests’ real lives.

This intimate, mischievous, surreal series catapults celebrities out of their comfort zone, as well as being hilariously dirty without ever going too far, it will be a night the celebrities, and the viewers, will never forget.

No Strings Attached begins Tuesday 11th November at 10pm on E4.