The Great Pottery Throw Down cast: Keith Brymer Jones, Sara Cox, Kate Olivia Malone. The Great Pottery Throw Down Release Date: 17 September 2020 (HBO Max). The Great Pottery Throw Down Episodes: 6. The Great Pottery Throw Down is looking full of Game-Show, Reality-TV. Now I,m going to tells you all about The Great Pottery Throw Down TV Series (2020).

The Great Pottery Throw Down is an American Reality-TV Show (2020). Keith Brymer Jones, Sara Cox, Kate Olivia Malone are the main cast of The Great Pottery Throw Down TV Series (2020). Of all the competitor-type programs this is the best. Keith Bremer-Jones belongs in the collection of natural wonders of the world. Streaming September 17 only on HBO Max.

This is one of the best shows on TV. I’ve watched it from the first series. The contestants have a great level of skill but still complete challenges they have never tried before – they are brilliant. It just shows how passionate he is about his craft and appreciates the effort made by the contestants – he seems to be a wonderful man, very skillful and so inspiring.

The Great Pottery Throw Down Plot:

Ten home potters from around the nation head to Stoke-on-Trent, the home of ceramics, in their mission to become Top Potter.

The Great Pottery Throw Down Wiki:

TV Series: The Great Pottery Throw Down (2020)
Network: HBO Max
Main Stars: Keith Brymer Jones, Sara Cox, Kate Olivia Malone
Genres: Game-Show, Reality-TV
Country: UK
Language: English
Release Date: 17 September 2020 (HBO Max)
Season: 1
Episodes: 6
Runtime: 60 minutes
Filming Locations: Staffordshire, England, UK
Also known As: The Great Pottery Throw Down, The Great Pottery Throw Down Season 1, The Great Pottery Throw Down HBO MAX

The Great Pottery Throw Down Cast:

Keith Brymer Jones As Self – Judge
Sara Cox As Self – Host
Kate Olivia Malone As Self – Judge
Sue Pryke As Self – Judge
Melanie Sykes As Self – Host
Sylvain Longchambon As Self
Emma Bridgewater As Self – Guest Judge
Kate Malone As Self – Judge

Let’s hope this program runs and runs, we need more reality shows inspiring people to learn new skills, bake-off, sewing bee, etc, rather than the rubbish brain dead shows that are not only depressing but exploit sad, desperate people who are poor role models for young people and make poor viewing for the rest of us. The contestants are obviously chosen for their character as much as for their skills and like the bake-off, it is they who really make or break the show. Melanie Sykes is well-chosen – a bit quirky but not sarcastic and the judges also great.