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OMG! Jedward's Dream Factory (2011)

OMG! Jedward's Dream Factory poster
Genre
children's television series
Country
Ireland

How it feels

The series follows pop duo Jedward as they grant wishes sent in by children. Each episode shows the duo helping kids meet celebrities or experience special activities, starting with a musical performance.

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What happens

OMG! Jedward's Dream Factory is an Irish children's reality television series starring pop legends Jedward. For its third series, following the departure of Jedward, the series was relaunched as Una's Dream Ticket, now hosted by The Saturdays member Una Healy. In each episode, the hosts helped to fulfil the wishes of children who had written in to the show, as their "Dream Tickets" (Golden Tickets based on those from Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory). The wishes involve such activities as meeting players from Manchester United, swimming with a dolphin, interviewing TV presenter Ryan Tubridy, meeting pop group The Saturdays and reading the television news, as well as wishes involving Jedward themselves. Every episode begins with a musical performance from Jedward. The first series was nominated for best Children's/Youth Programme in the 2012 Irish Film & Television Academy Awards and won best Online PR Campaign in the 2012 Bord Gáis Energy Social Media Awards. The second series was nominated for best Children's/Youth Programme in the 2013 Irish Film & Television Academy Awards The first series of OMG! Jedward's Dream Factory began broadcast on Christmas Day 2011, playing every day until 3 January. The second series also began broadcast on Christmas Day 2012 and screened until 4 January, with no show on 31 December. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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