Phillip Schofield wails ‘God help me’ and ‘s**t just got real’ in new clip showing him being dropped off on desert island for TV comeback Cast Away

As a seasoned observer of the ever-changing landscape of television, I find myself intrigued by the bitter parting of ways between Phil Schofield and ITV. It seems that the disgraced presenter has faced a tumultuous journey, one that has left many questioning his actions and motives.

Philip Schofield looked visibly anxious upon being deposited on a secluded island for his imminent Channel 5 survival series, Cast Away.

The disgraced presenter, 62, looked agitated as he was seen waving goodbye to the crew for the new three-part series which sees him fend for himself for 10 days on a remote island paradise, located off the coast of Madagascar.

Stepping from a boat onto his residence for the upcoming fortnight, he lamented, “For the next ten lengthy days and nine isolated nights, I’ll be all by myself. May God aid me.

As he waves to the team, he calls out: “Thanks, I’ll catch up with you in ten days!” Then, with a thoughtful expression, he mutters: “Boy, that’s quite an intense sensation… Things have definitely taken a turn for the real now.

Schofield’s upcoming series “Cast Away” will be broadcast over three consecutive nights, starting on Monday, September 30 and ending on Wednesday, October 2. Each nightly episode will last an hour.

In a different segment of the program, there seemed to be additional tension in his bond with his ex-co-host and close pal Holly Willoughby, as he expressed strong opinions about certain aspects of show business during a discussion for his latest deserted island documentary.

16 months back, during an outburst, he criticized the individuals who broke his trust when he left ITV’s This Morning following his confession about a romantic involvement, albeit ill-advised and not breaking any laws, with a considerably younger coworker.

Schofield seems to attribute his significant downfall to a group of his previous ITV coworkers, implying that he believes there are merely three “unpleasant characters” in the entertainment industry.

One person accused another of being a ‘timid individual who didn’t assert themselves during the incident known as Queuegate.’ Meanwhile, another was labeled a ‘coward for not standing up for me when I was under attack.’

According to footage from The Sun, Schofield states that the third item isn’t focused on branding alone. He further explains that it doesn’t match up with one’s expectations or the presumed outcome.

Without explicitly naming anyone, there’s been a growing assumption that Schofield might be indirectly criticizing Willoughby, as he never references him in the series at all.

As a lifestyle connoisseur, I’m speculating that the role of “This Morning” editor might be Martin Frizell. It seems that Schofield holds him accountable for allowing him to bear the brunt of the fallout during ‘Queugate’, an incident where we were accused of jumping the queue to view the Queen lying in state, alongside Holly Willoughby.

As a devoted admirer, I’ve chosen to unfollow Frizell from my social media platforms. Last year in May, Schofield’s career took a hit when he confessed to fabricating tales about his affair, and for me, it’s best that we part ways digitally until he regains the trust that was lost.

Alternative subjects for scrutiny might encompass ITV’s CEO, Dame Carolyn McCall, who characterized Schofield’s romantic involvement with a junior colleague as ‘extremely unsuitable’.

Schofield, still targeting those he feels have wronged him, commented on his once-cherished TV career, saying, “They understand what a significant part it played in my life.

As a die-hard enthusiast, I can’t help but echo the wisdom shared by The Sun: “I’ve learned that if you push someone under a bus, it better be for a truly compelling cause, not just ambition.

He went on: ‘People can be fake. They can be so fake with you when it’s all going well, and suddenly utter, utter betrayal.

‘There are a lot of amazing people in morning television.’

In the episode, neither Phil, who is 56 years old, a co-host on ITV with Ant, 48, and Dec, 49, nor Joanna Lumley, aged 78, was mentioned, despite their association. However, Willoughby, his former friend, was not referenced at all.

Caught off guard, I found myself blurted out, “If you push someone under a bus, you’d better have an exceptionally strong justification!” It left everyone questioning if that was directed at her.

As a devoted enthusiast, my fascination with the intricate workings of television drew me in. The allure of fame was never a priority for me; instead, it’s the craft itself that captivates me.

As a devoted follower, I confess that there are aspects I yearn for, yet they were numerous. However, certain segments I can do without, wholeheartedly. It provides an enlightening glimpse into human nature, but the lessons learned about people aren’t something I pine for.

This week, the former presenter, who has been disgraced, admitted that he’s participating in a survival program, about 16 months after departing from ‘This Morning’.

It’s reported that Schofield declined several lucrative television deals, instead opting to join the cast of Cast Away. He feels this decision will give him a chance to tell his tale candidly and authentically.

On October 23, This Morning saw Willoughby bid farewell as he concluded his 14-year stint co-hosting with Schofield in the morning.

According to sources, she decided to leave the show as it no longer felt the same after her co-host departed, but a reported kidnap and murder plot allegedly pushed her over the edge, these inside sources suggest.

Meanwhile, during the episode Schofield referred to ITV duo Ant and Dec as his ‘best mates’.

It’s been proposed that in May, there were rumors suggesting Declan Donnelly had been attempting to persuade the ex-presenter to return to television, following their lengthy dinner meeting which lasted four hours.

Joanna Lumley also featured, sending him a ‘good luck’ message.

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Following the disclosure by insiders, it’s understood that ITV executives are reportedly upset with Schofield due to his statement suggesting he would have been handled differently if he had been involved with a woman instead of a man.

The disgraced presenter stated that if his situation hadn’t involved a romantic relationship with a man, he would have received a congratulatory gesture instead.

As a devoted follower, I’d like to clarify that contrary to some suggestions, it is absolutely false to imply that he would have been treated differently had his romantic interest been a man rather than a woman. The insiders at ITV firmly dispute this notion.

Throughout the broadcast, Schofield addressed himself as “Philip Schofield, who was involved in an affair and faced shame and disgrace.

He mentioned that it’s possible some other television hosts may have taken similar actions. The distinction, however, lies in sexual orientation. It’s common in the LGBTQ+ community for there to be a range in age groups.

In the regular world, such occurrences aren’t uncommon, but if that situation applied to me, and I was a woman, congratulations would be in order. Nicely done!

Schofield admitted that he felt remorse for his actions, acknowledged making mistakes, and recognized the pain he caused those close to him.

He says, “I’m not sure what the correct price is or if the price you’re currently paying is always fair.

In response, a source from the channel stated: “Phil made a foolish comment, and it’s simply unfounded. He deceived his coworkers, superiors, and friends regarding this matter, regardless of whether it involved a man or a woman.

It’s indicated that Schofield may not collaborate with the channel once more, as suggested by his remarks about being contacted for their reality program, I’m A Celebrity. According to one insider, “He deceived us, making it extremely challenging” would be a significant understatement.

In the second episode of Cast Away, another clip shows Schofield declaring that he ‘doesn’t care anymore’.

Sitting around a campfire, he says: ‘I’ll be slammed for this, ‘Phillip Schofield mad rant [shakes his head]’. But the thing is, I don’t care anymore. I don’t care. This is me having my say as I bow out.’ 

He describes claims of toxicity on the ITV show as ‘utter b****cks’.

He mentioned later on that there were some individuals inside who could potentially be a tad harmful or difficult, he explained.

I wasn’t aware of it while you were on TV because such things aren’t visible to you; you’re shielded from them. People typically don’t inform you about these things, so I was clueless.

According to Schofield, the “toxicity tank” is almost depleted following numerous years of introspection and self-examination. Essentially, he has scrutinized his thoughts, feelings, and everything around him extensively.

As Schofield departed from This Morning, she expressed: ‘It’s been more than a dozen wonderful years co-hosting with Phil on This Morning. I seize this moment to express my gratitude for his wisdom, expertise, and humor. The couch won’t seem the same without him.’

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