No sooner has one show finished and the next is nearly upon us. This Thursday, or as it was also known until fairly recently "Christmas Eve" (Hello Boris), at 10:55pm we get episode 5 of the current run. Yes, it's a little late but if you've got kids then they may well be up anyway in anticipation of whatever you've got them to play Fortnite on with a few more pixels to use. Or if you don't want them watching TV that late the whole run is on All4 already.
But who's taking part for the night, and where do you maybe perhaps possibly know them from?
Vogue Williams
Vogue is an Irish model and TV presenter who is currently the Sunday breakfast host on Heart radio. She's one of a legion of media personalities to have been injured while taking part in Channel 4's 'The Jump', has taken part in the Australian version of Strictly... "Dancing with the Stars" and won the ITV reality show "Bear Grylls: Mission Survive". Vogue is also married to a former TCM contestant who, conveniently enough, is the next name on this list.
Spencer Williams
Spencer is a reality star known for Made in Chelsea, as well as the founder and CEO of CleanCo, a no/low alcohol startup. In 2017 he took part in, and won, Channel 4's 'The Jump' and came out the other side uninjured. At least uninjured relative to a lot of other participants. This will also be his second go on the show, putting him alongside Scarlett Moffat and Joel Dommett as returnees. I'm not jealous at all. Honest. (I'm lying)
Sir Chris Hoy
Sir Chris is a former track cyclist who is one of Britain's greatest ever Olympians. He's won more Gold than any other British Olympian and is second only to Sir Bradley Wiggins in total medals. After retiring from cycling, he took up motorsport and is one of a few Olympians to have transitioned and taken part in the Le Mans 24hrs.
Jessica Wright
Jessica is known for her years as part of the cast of 'The Only Way is Essex'. She's the sister of Mark Wright making her the sister-in-law of the woman who took part in the first game when TCM returned in 2016 Michelle Keegan.
Rev. Richard Coles
Richard is a former musician, journalist and is the vicar of Finedon in Northamptonshire. He can often be seen on panel shows such as QI and Have I Got News For You, and won Celebrity Mastermind with the specialist subject of the Mapp and Lucia novels.
He was formerly a member of 'Bronski Beat' and 'The Communards' the latter of which he had three top 10 hits with, one of which being the biggest selling single of 1986 "Don't Leave Me This Way"
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