Mortimer & Whitehouse: Christmas Special Promises Best Fishing Episode Yet
As the festive season approaches, fans of the cherished series “Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing” can anticipate a heartwarming Christmas special. This year marks an exciting return for the comedic duo as they embark on a memorable fishing trip in the picturesque regions of Devon and Cornwall.
Christmas Special Highlights
The Christmas special promises to be one of the standout shows of December. Observers can look forward to the following key events and appearances:
- Location: Exploring the beautiful rivers Lyd and Camel in Devon.
- Fishing Experience: The duo will venture out to sea on a traditional fishing boat in Cornwall.
- Special Guests: They are joined by renowned local chef Paul Ainsworth and comedian Dawn French.
- Unique Activity: A bankside consultation with doctor Anand Patel.
- Culinary Highlight: Preparing a special Christmas feast with turbot at Ainsworth’s Padstow restaurant.
Tribute to Local History
A poignant moment in the special includes a visit to the tiny fishing port of Mousehole. Here, Mortimer and Whitehouse join local fisherman Neil as they engage in both fishing and reflection. The segment honors the memory of those who tragically lost their lives at sea, including Neil’s father, in December 1981.
Community Celebration
The episode culminates with a festive meetup in a beautifully Christmas-lit village. This gathering will feature a special performance by a local choir, adding an enchanting element to the holiday celebration.
Fans of the series should mark their calendars for this hour-long Christmas special, airing on Christmas Eve at 9 PM on BBC Two. Don’t miss this delightful exploration with Mortimer, Whitehouse, and their canine companion Ted as they celebrate the joys of fishing and friendship, bringing warmth to the season.
