Tickets for the Shattered show

[tinx]

Seeing as how you are all huge fans. I just received this email:-



Due to popular demand Channel 4 have increased studio capacity for the unique live transmission of the new hit TV show that everyone is talking about - SHATTERED.

Shattered is the fantastic new week long game show hosted by Dermot O’Leary where twelve participants compete to win £100,000 … just by staying awake!

The sleep-starved participants are living in a purpose built studio in the London’s Dockland area for what is proving to be the toughest and most extraordinary week of their lives. What’s more Dermot is actually living there with them (although he gets to sleep)! The more the participants sleep the more money they lose and every night they’ll have to compete against each other in a live task to keep their place on the show.

Dates available: Tues 6th, Wed 7th, Thurs 8th & Fri 9th January 2004. Doors open: 8.30pm
Location: Tobacco Dock, Pennington Street, Wapping, London (complete directions will be sent with your eTicket)

If you would like to be part of this amazing live television phenomenon please call either Emily or Austin on 0208 324 2700 as soon as possible.

 

[fatboy]

Will Lucy be there?

 

[tinx]

f***ed if i know or indeed care!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Brighton Breezy]

I could not really care less about the show, even if my friend is on it. I have not watched it and probably wont. Sounds very boring to me.

 

[Hilton]

Will Lucy be there?

She's already gone hasn't she?

 

[fatboy]

Yes.

But she might come back for the end bit.

 

[empire]

my mate jason got down to the last 30,got pipped at the post by the other lad from brighton ,he is gutted but applyed for big brother as well

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Roll Up! Roll up! Get Yer Tickets To See Contestants Stay Awake!

Has it really come to this?

 

[tinx]

sad isn't it.

 

[bhafc99]

Particularly as they're actually allowed up to two hours of sleep a day without penalty, for health and safety reasons. Which kind of negates the whole point.

I'd rather raise a glass to Ellen Macarthur, who when sailing in the Vendee Globe singlehanded round the world race went for over three months only able to grab little 15 minute catnaps, and averaged less than 3 hrs total in every 24.