There was a big change on Dancing On Ice as long-standing host Phillip Schofield was replaced. Phillip usually presents the ice-skating competition every Sunday night alongside his This Morning co-host Holly Willoughby.
But Dancing On Ice viewers instead saw In For A Penny and Catchphrase presenter Stephen Mulhern take his place, as Phil has been forced to pull out of the show after testing positive for coronavirus. READ MORE: Neighbours fans in tears and Jason Donovan issues plea as iconic soap is axed And it was a nostalgia-fest with viewers - and the TV duo - reminiscing about their days presenting together on children's television.
The pair hosted Holly and Stephen's Saturday Showdown, previously Ministry of Mayhem, on ITV from 2004 to 2006. Holly and Stephen laughed as they reminded viewers that it was 16 years since 'we did kids' telly.' And Holly giggled: "We're grown ups now." Viewers flocked to Twitter to say how good it was to see them reunited and to say they were loving the partnership. @StephsMoansx said: "Childhood nostalgia watching Holly and Stephen present together." @danielmarkhurst wrote: "Holly and Stephen hosting?
Missed opportunity if they don't do Cakey Sk8 #DancingOnIce." @XLindyLou wrote: "Love this partnership already! Stephen and Holly #dancingonice." And @blondsteve tweeted: "Holly and Stephen Mulhern work really well together - just Holly and Josie Gibson did on This Morning." Get a weekly round-up of Coronation Street news, spoilers and fan chat direct to your inbox.
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