Here’s how to watch Channel 4’s Jade Goody TV series online and catch up with all episodes of the current series.
Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain is a three-part documentary from Channel 4.
The programme, which airs in August, looks back on Jade 10 years after her death from cancer.
Jade proved one of reality TV’s first big ‘personalities’ after appearing on Big Brother in 2002. She starred in her own programmes including What Jade Did Next, Jade’s Salon and Just Jade, plus made appearances on The Weakest Link and Stars In Their Eyes.
Here’s how to watch the show online and catch up on all the episodes from the season.
When does Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain air on TV?
Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain airs Wednesday nights at 9PM on Channel 4.
The series will air across three episodes, concluding tonight, August 21 with the third and final instalment.
Catch up and watch episodes online
You can watch episodes from Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain online for free via the All4 Player.
Channel 4 say of the new series: “Ten years on from her death from cancer at the age of 27 this series will explore the Jade Goody phenomenon to tell a bigger story of social and cultural change in Britain, at a time when reality TV became the biggest and most polarising form of entertainment in the country.
“Featuring exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage, encompassing everything from the rise of celebrity culture and social media to the battlegrounds of class, race and sexual politics, the series will offer a fresh and compelling insight into the story of our recent past.”
The series is directed by award winning film maker and former C4 commissioner Rob Coldstream whose credits include The Rise and Fall of Tony Blair and Last Days of Anne Boleyn.
Rob said: “Jade was a hugely charismatic personality. She made an indelible impact on our culture – and her incredible life story holds up a mirror to many of the big themes and preoccupations of our time – from fame and celebrity to race and gender politics.”
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