When Theme Parks Go Horribly Wrong Review

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When Theme Parks Go Horribly Wrong Review

As I starred in this show personally I have omitted my section from the review to provide an unbiased overview of the rest of the programme. Theme Parks Go Horribly Wrong aired on Channel 5 this past weekend as this…

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