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UK TV Guide: New Reality Series 'Apocalypse' Debuts on Channel 4

A survival-themed reality show placing two teams in a ghost town headlines tonight's television listings, alongside a pottery competition featuring comedians Fatiha El-Ghorri and Lucy Beaumont.

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The Guardian — Culture

Channel 4 is set to air the premiere of a new reality series titled Apocalypse at 9pm, according to a television guide published by The Guardian's Culture section.

The show has been described in the guide as combining elements of Survivor and The Last of Us, placing two teams of participants in an actual abandoned town. According to the description, the groups are tasked with scavenging for food and finding shelter, initially unaware that another team is present in the same location.

Guardian television critic Hollie Richardson wrote that the program's tension stems from the differing personalities of participants, citing a content creator named Steven and a farmer named Scott as examples of contrasting characters. The guide states that conflicts arise over issues including food rationing, shared sanitation facilities, and noise complaints such as snoring.

The same television listing also references The Great Celebrity Pottery Throw Down, a program featuring comedians Fatiha El-Ghorri and Lucy Beaumont, though further details on that episode's content were not specified in the excerpt.

The listings were published as part of The Guardian's regular evening television guide for viewers in the United Kingdom.

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