Dale Winton’s new celebrity gameshow, Hole In The Wall, may be axed by the BBC just weeks into its first airing.

The Sun is reporting that the show’s bosses are concerned that people are already bored with the format and claims the team are struggling to find contestants.

The show features two teams, led by Anton du Beke and Darren Gough, who compete in a game of ‘human Tetris’. They must try to avoid being knocked into a pool of water.

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TV weather girl Sian Lloyd and cricket star, Darren Gough get soaked this week as they become the latest celebrities to fail at Dale Winton’s Hole In The Wall challenge!

You can catch the rest of the show this Saturday night at 5pm on BBC One.

I just love this! Big Vanessa getting knocked into a pool of water by a moving wall.

Does entertainment get any better? I think not!

You can watch the rest of the show on BBC One at 5.30 on Saturday evening.

Hole In The Wall, is a hilarious brand new entertainment show coming to BBC One on Saturday nights. This knockabout game show, which will appeal to the whole family, will be hosted by Dale Winton and joining Dale on the show are team captains Strictly Come Dancing favourite Anton Du Beke and cricket legend Darren Gough, who each week will bravely don a silver lycra suit and head up a team of three well-known names in a competition to see who can get through the “hole in the wall”.

We have managed to get our hands on a couple of great clips from the show, let us know what you think in the comments box below! Read more & comment »

Hole In The Wall, a new hilarious and action-packed Saturday night entertainment show, has been commissioned by BBC One from talkbackTHAMES. This knockabout game show, which will appeal to the whole family, will be hosted by Dale Winton when it airs on BBC One later this year.

Joining Dale on the show are team captains Strictly Come Dancing favourite Anton Du Beke and cricket legend Darren Gough, who each week will bravely don a silver lycra suit and head up a team of three well-known names in a competition to see who can get through the “hole in the wall”.

The show, which originated in Japan, has fast become a worldwide hit, as celebrities try to force themselves through the various holes in the wall or risk ending up head first in the water. Read more & comment »