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The Great Pottery Throw Down series 2

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Great Pottery Throw Down
Series 2
Presented bySara Cox
Judges
No. of contestants10
WinnerRyan Barrett
No. of episodes8
Release
Original networkBBC Two
Original release2 February (2017-02-02) –
23 March 2017 (2017-03-23)
Series chronology
← Previous
Series 1
Next →
Series 3

The second series of The Great Pottery Throw Down began on 2 February 2017 on BBC Two, and concluded on 23 March 2017. The series was hosted by Sara Cox and was judged by Keith Brymer Jones and Kate Malone.[1][2] Also appearing was "kiln man Rich", Richard Miller, who acted as behind-the-scenes technician.[3]

Contestants

Potter Age Occupation Hometown
Cáit Gould 31 Quaker Meeting House worker Reading
Carole Sender 63 Pottery Teacher Hertfordshire
Clover Lee 33 Accountant and Part-time Illustrator London
Daniel Pratap 55 Mortgage adviser Hampshire
Elaine Wells 55 Banana import business owner Buckinghamshire
Freya Bramble-Carter 24 Student London
James Douglass 25 Tour guide in National Glass Centre Newcastle upon Tyne
Nam Tran 27 Cage fighter and Kick boxer London
Richard J Parker 53 Pub landlord Banbury
Ryan Barrett 30 Model Ipswich

Results summary

Elimination chart
Potter 1 2 3 4 5[a] 6 7 8
Ryan WIN WIN Winner
Clover WIN Runner-Up
Richard WIN Runner-Up
Freya WIN ELIM
Cáit ELIM
Nam WIN ELIM
Elaine WIN ELIM
James ELIM
Daniel ELIM
Carole ELIM

[a] Because the judges were unable to agree, no-one was eliminated this week. As a result, two potters were eliminated the following week.

Colour key:

  Potter was eliminated
  Potter won Pot of the Week
  Potter walked from the series
  Potter got through to the next round
  Potter was one of the least favourite
  Potter was one of the favourites
  Potter was a series finalist
  Potter was the series winner

Episodes

  Potter was eliminated
  Potter won Pot of the Week
  Winner

Episode 1

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
16-Piece Dinner Set Sponge Decorating Tallest Cone
Cáit Art Print Dinner Set 7th 10th
Carole Lake Dinner Set 5th 9th
Clover Chinese Dinner Set 2nd 7th
Daniel Flower Dinner Set 10th 8th
Elaine Fruit Dinner Set 8th 2nd
Freya Floral Dinner Set 1st 5th
James Industrial Dinner Set 4th 4th
Nam Gaming Dinner Set 6th 6th
Richard Royalty Dinner Set 9th 3rd
Ryan Motif Dinner Set 3rd 1st

Episode 2

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
Clock Pulling Handles Double-Walled Pot
Cáit Owl 6th 7th
Clover Tree of Life 8th 3rd
Daniel The Cog Clock 2nd 9th
Elaine Patchwork Clock 1st 8th
Freya Mother Time 4th 4th
James Urban Decay 9th 6th
Nam Time Flies 3rd 5th
Richard 17th Century Harvest Jug 7th 1st
Ryan Geometric Clock 5th 2nd

Episode 3

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
Japanese Raku Sake Set Lantern Carving Rice Bowls
Cáit The Bottle Kiln 8th 6
Clover Kyūdō 3rd 12
Elaine Buttons 2nd 8
Freya Simple Sake 4th 10
James Japanese Tattoo 1st 6
Nam Kung Fu Fighting 7th 13
Richard Sake Spout 6th 8
Ryan The Sake Trail 5th 11

Episode 4

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
Water Feature 12 Roses Flower Pots
Cáit Homage to Reuben 1st 7th
Clover The Lotus Flower 2nd 4th
Elaine Brighton Pavilion 4th 2nd
Freya The Fruit Tree 3rd 1st
Nam Sea Creatures 5th 3rd
Richard Aztec Temple 7th 6th
Ryan Seven Discs 6th 5th

Episode 5

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
Pit Fired Vase Hand-building Jugs Goblets
Cáit Water Pot Vase 1st 4
Clover Delicate Vase 3rd 6
Freya African Drum Vase 2nd 8
Nam Moon Jar 5th 8
Richard Contemporary Vase 6th 6
Ryan Round Belly Vase 4th 5

Episode 6

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
Russian Dolls Sgraffito Widest Bowl Blindfolded
Cáit There Was An Old Lady 5th 3rd
Clover Eco Animals 1st 6th
Freya Talking Heads 6th 4th
Nam Lotus Pods 3rd 5th
Richard Organ Jars 4th 2nd
Ryan Fisherman's Tail 2nd 1st

Episode 7

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
Toilet Original Piece 1-Minute Teapots
Clover Stained Glass Toilet 3rd 3rd
Freya Mother Nature Toilet 2nd 1st
Richard Victorian Meadow Toilet 4th 2nd
Ryan Turtle Toilet 1st 4th

Episode 8

Potter Main Make Spot Test Throw Down
Porcelain Lights Torso Sculpting Japanese Lanterns
Clover The Honey Bee 3rd 2nd
Richard Autumn Fall 2nd 3rd
Ryan The Church Organ 1st 1st

Ratings

Episode
no.
Airdate Total viewers
(millions)
BBC Two
weekly ranking[4]
1 2 February 2017 2.38 5
2 9 February 2017 2.60 5
3 16 February 2017 2.60 4
4 23 February 2017 2.78 3
5 2 March 2017 2.77 4
6 9 March 2017 2.85 4
7 16 March 2017 3.34 1
8 23 March 2017 3.44 1

References

  1. ^ Alastair McKay (6 November 2015), "Catch up TV: The Great British Pottery Throw Down", Evening Standard
  2. ^ Tim Dowling (11 November 2015), "The Great Pottery Throw Down review: if your pot doesn't make the judge cry, you aren't trying hard enough", The Guardian
  3. ^ "When pottery gets political…". Stratford-upon-Avon Herald. March 2017. Retrieved 13 March 2020.
  4. ^ "Weekly top 30 programmes on TV sets (July 1998 - Sept 2018)". BARB. Retrieved 1 November 2016.
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