‘We need a reboot now!’ demand fans as three noughties BBC show legends reunite for glam night out
FANS of a popular noughties BBC show have been left begging for the series to make a return after three of its most glam stars reunited for a night out.
The trio of women were joined by even more celebrity pals but it was the thought of a TV reboot that got everybody talking.
Amanda Holden, Sarah Parish and Angela Griffin all appeared in popular BBC programme Cutting It between 2002 and 2005.
The drama series, set in Manchester, and followed the lives of those working in a North West hairdressing salon.
Sarah played one of the leading roles, Allie Henshall, and ran the hairdressers with her on-screen husband.
Angela played her younger sister, Darcey, whilst Amanda appeared in the programme as Mia Bevan.
The three ladies went all out for an extra glam reunion alongside fellow celeb pals Lisa Faulkner, Tamzin Outhwaite and Nicola Stephenson.
Uploading a snap of them enjoying a fab night out, Amanda heralded their friendship as she said: “The best team of women – Couldn’t live without these girls.
“Celebrating life in general…”
The mini-reunion left fans begging for a brand new incarnation of the programme almost 20 years on since it last aired.
Commenting underneath the post, one fan said: “Loved Cutting It! Can we have a reboot?”
Another echoed: “This is what we need in life!”
A third penned: “Cutting it reunion.”
“Cutting it, was the best,” wrote a fourth before a fifth went on to add: “Aww I love this, tv nostalgia right there.”
The ladies were likely celebrating the fact that Amanda has landed a huge £500,000 pay day as the host of a brand new Netflix dating programme about cheaters.
A role she describes as her “dream job”, it will also introduce her to a whole new audience down under, and in the lucrative US where she has spent the past six months house-hunting.
The show, Cheaters: Unfinished Business, is a dating series with a “conceptual twist” – following eight ex-couples reuniting after one party cheated on the other.
Filming, which begins abroad later this summer looks set to be a smash.
She said: “Sometimes dreams really do come true. All my career I always wanted to host a show about love and relationships – and this is it.
“A series about second chances and unfinished business. I can’t wait to meet and help these couples work out whether they can forgive and forget. I’m absolutely thrilled to be part of it.”
