Confession Island

<p></p><p><strong>'Fame is a beast you can't control or prepare for.'</strong></p><p></p><p>We live in a cancel culture. We have to tread ever so carefully especially if we are in the spotlight. One slip of the tongue or one sleight of hand can see your career and reputation come crashing down around your ears.</p><p>Chris Channing 'Mr Entertainment' had it all wealth fame and the likeability factor.</p><p>He was the media's dream and the entertainment world's darling.</p><p>Big things were promised to him and it seemed he could do no wrong.</p><p>Then it all came crashing down. Historic accusations of inappropriate behaviour and sexual assault. But worse still he was brought in for questioning over a cold case of a missing young girl. Nothing was proven on any of these alleged incidents but his television bosses panicked and pulled the plug on him. He became yesterday's man until a new breed of television company came looking for him. They wanted to do a warts and all documentary with a difference.</p><p>They offered Channing a trip to a remote desert island off mainland Madagascar where he would live for a week and in that time tell his side of the story totally uncensored.</p><p>What an opportunity to right some wrongs and maybe get reinstated.</p><p>A chance for an innocent man to put the record straight.</p><p>There is only one small problem...</p><p>Is Channing innocent or not...?</p><p></p>