ITV seems to have smoothed things over with the angry Italian chef

TRAVEL show Emissions Impossible is to resume filming after it came to an abrupt halt six months ago, I can reveal.

It was hosted by Gino D’Acampo and Fred Sirieix but ended with a nasty toboggan accident. And the production days in Austria lasted so long that Gino ended up with a fever.

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Gino D’Acampo was caught up in an accident while filming a toboggan stuntCredit: ITV

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Gino and Fred Siriex are to resume filming Emissions Impossible after the nasty accident
ITV seems to have smoothed things over with the angry Italian chef and they are going back to the Alps next month.

A TV insider said: “It’s quite unusual for a show to be shelved quite so spectacularly, only to be brought back months later.

“Usually they end up getting written off completely. But ITV clearly felt like this was worth going the extra mile for. Emissions Impossible was all about being greener when travelling.

“Ironically, by the time they’ve finished filming, all the presenters, producers and crew will have flown from Britain into Europe — and back again — twice.”

The show went belly up in October after the accident and Gino’s illness, which led to him saying: “Everything was a shambles.”

The two-parter was also due to go around the Croatian islands. Plans for a second series were left hanging in the balance.

Thankfully there has been a thawing of relations and if the revived filming goes well, the sequel could still be on.

JIMMY’S KILLER COMEDY

JIMMY CARR is trying something new in his Netflix comedy special by talking more openly about himself.

But the quick-fire comedian, who stars in one-man stand-up show Natural Born Killer on the streaming service, will go back to the one-liners after giving his audience longer jokes about his life.

He told Virgin Radio: “There have been four Netflix specials, and I think 12 overall. This one is a bit different to the last one – a bit more talking about myself, a bit more talking about being a father, giving advice to young men.

“My love language is always going to be one-liners, and incredibly edgy one-liners.”

This won’t be the last time Jimmy appears on the platform, and he added: “There will be another one.”

JOEL LETS RIP ABOUT WAXING

JOEL Dommett returns to our screens this weekend and wastes no time re-engaging – with a cheeky tale about the pleasure and pain of waxing himself.

The comedian and presenter has been away for a while following the birth of his first child.

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Joel Dommett told a cheeky tale of when he tried to wax himself