Celebrity Gogglebox viewers are FURIOUS after stars 'go missing' mid-way through the show

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Celebrity Gogglebox fans were frustrated when some stars didn't appear back on screens.

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(Image credit: Channel 4)

Celebrity Gogglebox saw some of our favourite celebs return to screens to give their thoughts on the TV highlights from the week.  

The Channel 4 show returned on Friday night with some new viewers in the mix, including the band N-Dubs, which is comprised of Tulisa Contostavlos, Fazer and Dappy.

Nick Grimshaw and his niece Liv sitting on the sofa. Nick is pointing the TV remote at the camera

Nick Grimshaw and his niece Liv sitting on the sofa (Image credit: Channel 4)

But Celebrity Gogglebox viewers had a strong reaction to how little screen time the trio got, after they were only on screens for mere seconds at the beginning of the episode. 

'Sad times that n-dubz were sown for about 30 seconds,' wrote one fan on Twitter.

While another said, 'Guys honestly where are N-Dubz in this episode?'

Viewers were clearly excited to see N-Dubz on screen ahead of the event, with another writing, 'Gogglebox time N-Dubz.'

While another said, 'Loved Dappy from N-Dubz contributions to #CelebrityGogglebox tonight.'

But it's clear they'd like to see a lot more of the stars on the show. 'Would've preferred to see a lot more of @ndubz on @C4Gogglebox, but think I may have to start that Idris Elba series thanks to Gogglebox!! 

'Gotta love a bit of Idris!'

It was quite an eventful night for Gogglebox viewers who also saw TV presenter Zoe Ball embarrass her son Woody Cook. 

She shared a story about her son, who said, "I remember when I found the first condom in your bin and thinking, 'he's a man'."

Want to know what's next on Gogglebox? Tune in next week to find out more.

Gogglebox continues next Friday at 9pm.

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