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Video: The UK Gets Its Own Bizarro <em>Jersey Shore</em>


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Jen Carlson

Published Apr 28, 2011

Modified Apr 28, 2011


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Published Apr 28, 2011

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So there's the Royal Wedding... and then there's Geordie Shore. While delivering two different sides of Britain to television screens, they are both fascinating. To catch you up on the latter: MTV has created a bizarro version of Jersey Shore that will air across the pond. There are eight cast members (meet them here!), who will all be followed around Newcastle, which is apparently the UK's version of Jersey? Anyway, the trailer is below (warning: it will render you speechless).

There is just something horrifying about a Snooki lookalike with a British accent. God save the Queen.

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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