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Sport Relief

2012

John Bishop's Sport Relief Hell

Duration: 1 hour

First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One London

John Bishop takes the word 'triathlon' to new heights in an extraordinary physical and mental challenge for Sport Relief. John cycles, rows and runs from Paris to London, accompanied by celebrity supporters like Davina McCall, Chris Moyles, Freddie Flintoff, Dermot O'Leary and Frank Skinner.

This incredible challenge pushes John to his limits, and the only way he keeps going is remembering why he is doing it in the first place - to raise money for Sport Relief. John visits Sierra Leone to see the incredible work done by Sport Relief, and learns how vaccines that we all take for granted in the UK can save lives.

This intimate and honest documentary captures the laughter and the tears as John battles with intense pain and exhaustion in his determination to succeed. Show less

Contributors

Presenter:
John Bishop
Presenter:
John Bishop
Participant:
Davina McCall
Participant:
Davina McCall
Participant:
Chris Moyles
Participant:
Chris Moyles
Participant:
Freddie Flintoff
Participant:
Freddie Flintoff
Participant:
Denise Lewis
Participant:
Denise Lewis
Participant:
Dermot O'Leary
Participant:
Dermot O'Leary
Participant:
Frank Skinner
Participant:
Frank Skinner
Series Producer:
Hannah Corneck
Series Producer:
Hannah Corneck
Executive Producer:
Pete Lawrence
Executive Producer:
Pete Lawrence
Participant:
Robbie Savage
Participant:
Robbie Savage
Participant:
Chris Boardman
Participant:
Chris Boardman
Director:
Matt Reid
Director:
Matt Reid
Production Designer:
Beth Brooks
Production Designer:
Beth Brooks
Production Manager:
Maria Norman
Production Manager:
Maria Norman
Assistant Producer:
Ian Osprey
Assistant Producer:
Ian Osprey
Assistant Producer:
Jane Atkins
Assistant Producer:
Jane Atkins

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