Celebrity Traitors' Alan Carr Wins Emotional Victory
Alan Carr, crowned champion of Celebrity Traitors, moved viewers to tears with his emotional win. The former Chatty Man host revealed he joined the BBC show just for fun and was delighted by his success.
“What a rollercoaster, how did this happen? I was awful at lying and had a terrible poker face and here I am, the winner.”
Alan Carr's Comedy Series "Changing Ends" Gains Popularity
Fans missing Alan Carr on TV can watch all episodes of his comedy Changing Ends streaming free on ITVX. The series is praised as a 'hidden gem' and 'binge-worthy', returning for its third season this autumn on ITV.
Record-Breaking Comedy Launch
- Changing Ends became the most successful new half-hour comedy launch of 2023.
- It has been streamed over 14 million times on ITVX.
Series Setting and Themes
The semi-autobiographical show is set in 1980s Northampton and draws from Alan Carr's upbringing. The third season focuses on the summer of 1989, following Alan’s teenage years.
In this season, Alan faces new challenges and experiences, including developing a crush on a boy named Jake.
Alan "gets particularly hot under the collar around his new crush Jake."
Author’s Summary
Alan Carr’s heartfelt win on Celebrity Traitors and the relatable, nostalgic comedy Changing Ends continue to captivate audiences, with millions streaming the show.
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