Saturday Night Takeaway SPOILER: ‘Have you come to rescue us?’ Ant and Dec seek help from Bear Grylls as they’re CLONED in Double Trouble sketch
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly seek help from Bear Grylls as they’re cloned in a Double Trouble sketch for this week’s Saturday Night Takeaway.
In a teaser clip from the segment, the terrified hosts, both 45, struggle to contain their fright as they follow a man in a hooded jacket, who they soon discover is the adventurer, 46.
The presenters, who were trapped in a spooky location, believe they’ve received a glimmer of hope as they ask the TV star: ‘Have you come to rescue us?’, before he admits: ‘No, this thing is way bigger than you.’
‘Have you come to rescue us?’ Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly seek help from Bear Grylls as they’re cloned in a Double Trouble sketch for this week’s Saturday Night Takeaway
‘Bear!’, the dynamic duo shout, which confuses the daredevil as he responds: ‘Where? Oh me! You’d think I’d be used to that.’
The media personality later stresses that their duplicates are large in size and quantity as he adds: ‘There’s thousands of clones out there, maybe even hundreds.’
A cheeky Ant pokes fun at his sidekick’s height as he quips: ‘Everything is bigger than him.’
Cameo: In a teaser clip from the segment, the terrified hosts, both 45, struggle to contain their fright as they follow a man in a hooded jacket, who they soon discover is the adventurer, 46
Unlucky: The presenters, who were trapped in a spooky location, believe they’ve received a glimmer of hope, before the TV star admits: ‘No, this thing is way bigger than you’
Scary: The media personality later stresses that their duplicates are large in size and quantity as he adds: ‘There’s thousands of clones out there, maybe even hundreds’
They realised they’ve been framed for a bank heist after news reports show the pair fleeing the scene of a crime, leading Ant to confess he secretly had copies of them made.
Fans will get to see how the hilarious show pans out in this weekend’s Saturday Night Takeaway.
When Ant and Dec returned to the small screen last month, they reached an average of 7.3million viewers despite fans complaining of audio issues throughout the launch.
The Geordie stars have held on to their audience as they had the same average for the first show last year, although the 2020 peak of 8.4million was higher than this year’s 8.1million.
The figures make the hit the second highest rating programme of the year so far, outside of news and sport across any channel, only beaten by ITV’s The Masked Singer.
The 2021 series opened to 1.2million 16-34 viewers, making it one of the highest rating programmes of the year for this demographic, outside of news and sport.
Success: When Ant and Dec returned to the small screen last month, they reached an average of 7.3million viewers despite fans complaining of audio issues throughout the launch