This month, Frayne returns to our screens after a five-year hiatus with a three-part series called Beyond Belief. Does he ever get bored of being stopped in the street and asked the lottery numbers? Slight of hand? Suffice to say, part of me suddenly realises why Debbie McGee hung around Paul Daniels for quite so long. Dynamo said he was advised to take a private test for the virus but added that he "appreciated this is not a possibility for everyone".
He said the private test was a decision made "by me and my team, for a number of reasons". Dynamo said the illness could affect anyone, adding "it doesn't discriminate and it may present itself in many different ways". Send your story ideas to yorkslincs.
Speaking about his new show, Dynamo said: "It's tricky - no pun intended - because there's so many things to talk about, but a lot of it will ruin the surprises, like the finale. Dynamo: Coronavirus made my Crohn's worse - but I'm coming out the other side.
I can't wait to see how that turns out. I went to [places] like Japan, I was in Mexico. Stuff in the UK as well. They may have heard about it in the news, but they won't know the real story. So in some ways, hitting rock bottom was actually a blessing in disguise.
It helped me create something even more magical than I even had in mind in the first place. In , he addressed a dramatic change in his appearance, explaining that his medication regime caused him to "put on quite a lot of body weight" and develop a rash. But some of the ideas that came into my head were out of this world. I wrote them down in my little black book and this series brings those ideas to life.
The three-part special shines a light on Dynamo's journey towards recovery, as well as taking viewers across the globe as he performs "heart-stopping magic". As far as his own travels are concerned, Dynamo recently shared photos from his time gorilla-trekking in Rwanda.
I [didn't] want to wait too long to tick off the number one thing on my bucket list.
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