Binky and Jamie agree to go ona date, but their golfing fun is gatecrashed by new boys Sam and Andy. Sam asks Binky out on a double date, in front of Jamie. Binky ends up agreeing so that she can introduce Cheska to some single men.Download Video Made in Chelsea Series 4 Episode On ABC Family Tv Online Tv Live Streaming Video. Online Watch Made in Chelsea Full Episode Watch Stream HD Video on Internet TV.It's time to peek behind the designer curtains of South West London and meet London's young socially elite, Made in Chelsea. Yes, they're immaculately dressed; yes, they are fiercely ambitious; and of course they party hard. But beyond the posh accents, fast cars and polo parties, life isn't all champagne and canapés. See the real-life rivalries and relationships that set tongues wagging and phones beeping behind closed doors on the Kings Road. Enjoy every love-in, fall out and bitch fest captured on camera and played out over eight deliciously decadent one-hour episodes on E4.Made in Chelsea (abbreviated as MiC) is a structured reality television series that is broadcast by E4. It is set in the wealthy Chelsea district of London and is similar in style to ITV2's The Only Way Is Essex.
The show follows the lives of several young, affluent Chelsea socialites[1] Made in Chelsea is mostly shot in the West London areas of Belgravia, the Kings Road and Knightsbridge as well as occasionally featuring other locations such as Dubai, Finland and the south of France.
The show was renewed for a 10-episode second series as part of E4's decision to stop airing Friends and filming began on 29 July 2011.
The second series premiered Monday 19 September 2011 and was followed by a reunion episode presented by Rick Edwards, and a 90 minute Christmas Special, which aired on 22 December 2011. A 10-episode third series was confirmed on 21 November 2011 and began airing on 2 April 2012.
The fourth series began on 15 October, 2012,with five new cast members, Andy Jordan, Sam Cussins and Stevie Johnson.
On September 26, 2012, it was confirmed 2 other cast members were joining the show for the fourth series, ex-girlfriend of current cast member, Spencer, Sophia Sassoon, and 21-year-old Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack, Richard's new girlfriend.It has not yet been announced if there will be a second Christmas special this year.
Like the academic world, Made In Chelsea's calendar starts at the end of summer. So it's in St. Tropez, not Chelsea, where we find the familiar crew, indulging in their love of "boat-watching" and "wah"* babes.
Given the underwhelming Season 3 finale - closing possibly MIC's most explosive series yet - there weren't many cliffhangers to be picked up in Season 4's inaugural episode. So it was to little surprise that Louise and new accomplice Rosie were discussing a wayward Spencer Matthews, the man who had won her in the last series, just eight minutes in.
Because, of course, this was Spencer's episode. With a new Shaving Ken-esque beard, he prowled around Tropez like a medieval king. At once proclaiming his love and "literally aching" heart for Louise (his tried and tested bedroom technique - we've seen it work on Caggie before), Spencer went on to try, woefully, to arrest his authority over the New Boys in town.
Namely, Andy, who weirdly resembles a face-merge of Spencer and camp Chelsea cat Mark Francis. Andy has "admired Louise from afar", and picks his moment to accost her and show his disdain for her relationship with Spencer. And Louise doesn't seem to mind.
Inevitably, it all kicked off at potentially-evil Victoria's Swimwear (or is that Swimwah?) launch. Spencer, looking ironically sweaty for the "Polar Bear" Jamie warningly referred to him as to Andy, having lost in a love battle to Matthews before, told the new kid to keep his distance.
Since the trend of The Hills began in the USA started a few years ago, we have seen a number of spin offs and then some imitations. There was The City and others that don't deserve memory. The genre of faux reality then made it across the pond to brighten our TV screens with the televisual event of 2010 - The Only way is Essex.
TOWIE (as it has become known in the glossy mags) was cringe worthy, terribly shot, idiotic and mind numbing, yet it won a place in the nations heart because of relatability and the fact that you could sneer at the TV screen on your high horse. Made in Chelsea, however, is everything that TOWIE is apart from the lovability.
The characters (sorry, REAL PEOPLE) are genuine arses who lack any of the wonderful absent mindedness which attracts us to the Essex based variant. A very good example would be on TOWIE, when a group of the subjects go on a poorly planned camping trip and hilarity inevitably ensues.
The contrasty on MIC involves some very rich frolicking in Cannes. Most of us have had bad camping experiences which we can look back on with a smile, but the fact that this supposedly reality based show takes their minions to a place which few of us could afford to buy a beer, alienates the viewer to the point of no return.
The show follows the lives of several young, affluent Chelsea socialites[1] Made in Chelsea is mostly shot in the West London areas of Belgravia, the Kings Road and Knightsbridge as well as occasionally featuring other locations such as Dubai, Finland and the south of France.
The show was renewed for a 10-episode second series as part of E4's decision to stop airing Friends and filming began on 29 July 2011.
The second series premiered Monday 19 September 2011 and was followed by a reunion episode presented by Rick Edwards, and a 90 minute Christmas Special, which aired on 22 December 2011. A 10-episode third series was confirmed on 21 November 2011 and began airing on 2 April 2012.
The fourth series began on 15 October, 2012,with five new cast members, Andy Jordan, Sam Cussins and Stevie Johnson.
On September 26, 2012, it was confirmed 2 other cast members were joining the show for the fourth series, ex-girlfriend of current cast member, Spencer, Sophia Sassoon, and 21-year-old Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack, Richard's new girlfriend.It has not yet been announced if there will be a second Christmas special this year.
Like the academic world, Made In Chelsea's calendar starts at the end of summer. So it's in St. Tropez, not Chelsea, where we find the familiar crew, indulging in their love of "boat-watching" and "wah"* babes.
Given the underwhelming Season 3 finale - closing possibly MIC's most explosive series yet - there weren't many cliffhangers to be picked up in Season 4's inaugural episode. So it was to little surprise that Louise and new accomplice Rosie were discussing a wayward Spencer Matthews, the man who had won her in the last series, just eight minutes in.
Because, of course, this was Spencer's episode. With a new Shaving Ken-esque beard, he prowled around Tropez like a medieval king. At once proclaiming his love and "literally aching" heart for Louise (his tried and tested bedroom technique - we've seen it work on Caggie before), Spencer went on to try, woefully, to arrest his authority over the New Boys in town.
Namely, Andy, who weirdly resembles a face-merge of Spencer and camp Chelsea cat Mark Francis. Andy has "admired Louise from afar", and picks his moment to accost her and show his disdain for her relationship with Spencer. And Louise doesn't seem to mind.
Inevitably, it all kicked off at potentially-evil Victoria's Swimwear (or is that Swimwah?) launch. Spencer, looking ironically sweaty for the "Polar Bear" Jamie warningly referred to him as to Andy, having lost in a love battle to Matthews before, told the new kid to keep his distance.
Since the trend of The Hills began in the USA started a few years ago, we have seen a number of spin offs and then some imitations. There was The City and others that don't deserve memory. The genre of faux reality then made it across the pond to brighten our TV screens with the televisual event of 2010 - The Only way is Essex.
TOWIE (as it has become known in the glossy mags) was cringe worthy, terribly shot, idiotic and mind numbing, yet it won a place in the nations heart because of relatability and the fact that you could sneer at the TV screen on your high horse. Made in Chelsea, however, is everything that TOWIE is apart from the lovability.
The characters (sorry, REAL PEOPLE) are genuine arses who lack any of the wonderful absent mindedness which attracts us to the Essex based variant. A very good example would be on TOWIE, when a group of the subjects go on a poorly planned camping trip and hilarity inevitably ensues.
The contrasty on MIC involves some very rich frolicking in Cannes. Most of us have had bad camping experiences which we can look back on with a smile, but the fact that this supposedly reality based show takes their minions to a place which few of us could afford to buy a beer, alienates the viewer to the point of no return.