Phillip Schofield #54 went away, now Castaway

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Phillip Schofield Cast Away, Channel 5, review: a compelling, bitchy, self-pitying revenge mission

Phillip Schofield’s vengeful comeback makes for great TV, but not for the reasons that he thinks
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'There is only one word to call TV's effort to rehabilitate Phillip Schofield'

Some of the stars who couldn’t get far enough away from Phillip Schofield at the time have suddenly decided the coast is clear to start “liking” his content again on social media. Now we have his Channel 5 reality TV show Cast Away – a carefully executed strategy to woo back his former fans.
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Phillip Schofield had one last shot at redemption - and he blew it

Clearly, this entire trip has been about him forgiving the people who have wronged him and not the other way around.
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Prince fan 1999 said:
Doesn't mean anything. People like watching a car crash. Morbid curiosity.
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no idea who is watching this utter tripe. I deliberately didn’t watch so very glad to read the rotten reviews it’s getting. The question remains, if everything was above board and ‘unwise but not illegal’ why on earth did he feel he had to pay a six figure sum to the young guy and get him to sign a NDA. He has effectively gagged the other party involved so we will only ever get Schofield’s side. I’m just hoping this is his Prince Andrew moment and he sinks without trace now.
 
I really can’t understand how they thought it was worth three episodes but I suppose he did provide them with ten day’s worth of footage. It’s clearly not linear either as the outfits are all over the place and his face is the colour and texture of a walnut after apparently only being there for half a day.
 
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