Ben Fogle teases return of legendary BBC competition series after 23 years off screens
"It would make a great social enterprise working alongside the community of Harris to help restore the islands biodiversity but also to evolve the island.Ben added: "Anyone interested in joining me with a proposal?And it seems there may just be appetite for his idea as fans flocked to the comments section, with some even volunteering for a future series.
One wrote: "The original and the best reality TV show. 🙌 I wish they'd show it again with a catch up. ❤️.""Yes please 🙌 stonemason/sculptor here 🙌 also brought up on a farm 🙂 I remember the 1st one 😀," penned a third. Meanwhile, another fan said: "I'm quite happy to put myself forward for artist in residence. Love Taransay 💙💙."The BBC show followed a group of thirty-six men, women, and children over the space of a yearHe said more work needs to be done on the Island and maybe a new series can show itCredit: Alamy
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