BK Chat founder Andy Amadi has signed a new development deal with VICELAND as the company looks to bolster its lineup with new talent.
As part of VICELAND’s aim to increase its programming through comedy, entertainment, documentary and reality formats, 20 hours worth to be precise, Amadi has been recruited to transition the online format of the popular debate show BKChat for television.
This is just one of the exciting changes to VICELAND’s network, with journalist and TV presenter Billie JD Porter signing a contract to host a new property series called Generation Rent; the show will address housing issues facing the youth of today in the UK and beyond.
Alongside Amadi and Porter, comedian Maddix will return to the network with a second series of Hate Thy Neighbour, as well as adding its first reality sitcom series to explore the lives of comedians Bobby Mair and Harriet Kemsley who are planning their actual real-life wedding.
VICELAND are creating one hell of a lineup and we’re excited to see the outcome.