Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Comeback Blends Crystals, Comedy, and a Whole Lot of Charm
Let’s talk about Noel Edmonds—yes, that Noel Edmonds—the man who once ruled British television with a mixture of eccentricity, energy, and earnest charm. He's back, and not just in a “remember him?” sort of way. Noel Edmonds has returned to our screens in a brand-new ITV series called "Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure" , and believe me, it’s everything you didn’t know you needed.
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Now living in New Zealand on an 800-acre estate with his wife Liz—whom he adorably refers to as his “earth angel”—Noel is running a vineyard and pub called the Bugger Inn (yes, seriously). He’s reinvented himself as a spiritual, almost mystical landlord, and the show offers a peek into his new world. Think Mr. Blobby meets body energy systems, and you'll be somewhere close.
What makes this return so oddly compelling is that Noel Edmonds hasn’t really changed. He’s still got that bouncy enthusiasm, the unapologetic belief in things like crystal healing and cosmic ordering, and the same warmth that made millions tune in every Saturday night to Noel’s House Party . From hyperbaric chamber sessions to “structural water” and energy vibrations, he’s all in on the wellness and metaphysical lifestyle. And yet, it doesn’t feel like a gimmick—it’s just Noel being Noel.
What’s fascinating is how unafraid he is to be himself. In today’s overly curated entertainment world, where cynicism often passes for sophistication, Edmonds stands out by simply being sincere. He’s emotional, wide-eyed, and genuinely curious about the universe—even if that means earnestly explaining how his body vibrates at 5-8Hz. Somehow, instead of mocking him, you find yourself rooting for him.
There’s a scene where he steps into a freezing plunge pool and quips, “It should have been three degrees! Because when will I see them—Mr Happy and the twins—again?” It’s vintage Noel: silly, self-deprecating, and utterly disarming.
And yes, for fans of the absurd, there’s even a promise of a Mr. Blobby cameo. Because of course there is.
More than just a reality show or travelogue, Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure is a gentle reminder of an era where TV personalities genuinely cared about their audience. Noel hasn’t lost that old-school professionalism. He still takes the job seriously, still respects the viewer, and still manages to pull off the nearly impossible feat of being both ridiculous and sincere.
So if you weren’t already a hater, you’ll likely find yourself charmed once again. Noel Edmonds, against all odds, is rocking—literally and metaphorically—into a new chapter of life, and taking us along for the ride.
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