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My theory is that Owen and Chef are probably bi. And DJ is probably gay based on the fact he never seems attracted to females but digs Justin and Alejandro. Though if you're looking for gay/lesbian representation in the show, 3 of the characters from Ridonculous Race are actually confirmed lgbtq+. Jacques, Tom, and Jo. producer, director. biography, photo, best movies and TV shows, news, birthday and age.

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That guy is being a big gay owen. Meet the tribe behind our multi-genre independent TV production company. Lead by Award-Winning Program Makers Dale Templar and Owen Gay. Owen is a huggable, upbeat, fun-loving, friendly, passionate, and optimistic competitor, who is basically in Total Drama to have fun, not for the grand prize. Owen's three biggest loves are eating, having a good time and passing a large amount of gas.

British Broadcasting Corporation Home. Production team UK time, Sunday, 18 May Sign in or register to comment. I watched the coverage last night on BBC 2 and was rather disappointed. There was so much close up camera work during pieces on the show garden that I was unable to create a cohesive impression of each garden. By pulling back the camera on occassions we would have had the benefit of a 'Visitors Eye' view. I appreciate the plants should be the stars but given that everything is green this year I couldn't tell one garden from the other I'm afraid.

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This page has been archived and is no longer updated. Find out more about page archiving. Home Blog Coverage Episodes. Arriving on site at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show yesterday morning it felt as though the intervening 51 weeks since last year's show had simply disappeared. Chelsea is always like a grand family reunion. I hope we're still learning - even after eight years - about how we can improve the TV shows we make And this year we'll be featuring more of the plants in the Great Pavilion than ever before.

In fact the whole of our Wednesday coverage will be devoted entirely to plants. What's for sure is that each year brings its surprises. My first came within seconds of entering the BBC compound. Even before we were on air we were a presenter down. This year Rachel de Thame has designed one of the Urban Gardens, and as of lunch time on Saturday not a single plant had been planted.

Which means our hopes of having her on camera at seven o'clock on Sunday morning just weren't going to happen. Chris Beardshaw has gamely agreed to come into London a day early to help out. It's Andy Sturgeon - who's presenting some of our daytime coverage - who's usually amongst the last to finish; but his garden for Cancer Research looks - to my untrained eye - pretty much complete. Technically Chelsea is the most complex TV coverage I've ever done.

Unlike the FA Cup - which was playing in the Production Office as I write - you can't just set up the cameras and wait for the match to happen. You really do have to go out there and find your stories. Her task is to make sure every presenter and every film crew, down to the very last minute, is in exactly the right place.