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17-06-2010, 21:05
The Boss Is Coming To Dinner, a 25-part series, has been commissioned by Five and Discovery Real Time.
Instead of having a formal interview, candidates will have to entertain their prospective boss in their own homes.
Bosses will include Julie Coates, who owns and manages a beauty parlour used by Katie Price, Mark Summers, who runs his own casting and choreography agency, and whose clients include Madonna, 50 Cent and Oasis, and Jill East, a professional dog trainer who is searching for someone to join her internationally acclaimed team at Canine Comforts.
Five commissioning editor Greg Barnett said: "I'm thrilled to be able to announce this exciting new commission for Five. It's a unique format with some huge characters.
"Expect blood, sweat and panic as the week progresses and people fighting over a hot stove for the job of their dreams."
The series, commissioned from RDF Television, will be broadcast in August on Five, before airing on Discovery.
Instead of having a formal interview, candidates will have to entertain their prospective boss in their own homes.
Bosses will include Julie Coates, who owns and manages a beauty parlour used by Katie Price, Mark Summers, who runs his own casting and choreography agency, and whose clients include Madonna, 50 Cent and Oasis, and Jill East, a professional dog trainer who is searching for someone to join her internationally acclaimed team at Canine Comforts.
Five commissioning editor Greg Barnett said: "I'm thrilled to be able to announce this exciting new commission for Five. It's a unique format with some huge characters.
"Expect blood, sweat and panic as the week progresses and people fighting over a hot stove for the job of their dreams."
The series, commissioned from RDF Television, will be broadcast in August on Five, before airing on Discovery.