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New Channel 4 series to enact erotica with puppets

New Channel 4 series to enact erotica with puppets
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Channel 4 announces The Really Really Rude Puppet Show, in which celebrities will narrate erotic fan fiction that is acted out with puppets.

Channel 4 has announced details of a new show that will see puppets act out erotic fan fiction.

Hosted by Mel Giedroyc, each episode of The Really Really Rude Puppet Show will see a different celebrity - and Giedroyc - provide the voices for the characters in a piece of adult creative writing.

"This is going to be a celebration of erotic fan fiction. With puppets," she said.

"Imagine a world where Jackie Collins meets Thunderbirds. I'm so looking forward to a trip to Love Island... via Tracy Island."

Vivienne Molokwu, C4's senior commissioning editor of factent, said: "I'm very much looking forward to steamy storytime with Mel, a gang of celeb mates and a bunch of lookalike puppets.

"This is a very Channel 4 way of encouraging creative writing, where artistic self-expression will be encouraged.

"We may well unearth the next E.L. James in the process, which has got to be a good thing."

The six-part series will air on Channel 4 later this year.

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