[SCREAMING]
I'm Rosie Jones
and I plan city breaks
for disabled people.
That's it. That's literally all you need to know.
I mean I was keen to find out about Manchester.
Google it.
Welcome to Mission: Accessibllllllllle!
Hello. Hi.
Are you checking in with us today?
We are in Manchester
living it up large.
Sun-shiiiiine!
I'm Mike Wozniak
and I am Rosie's guest.
Do you know Rosie well?
Not well, no. She's um...
But that's the nice thing about Rosie,
she's someone...you don't need to know
her well, for her to get you carrying her bags.
Come on, Mike!
And doing other menial tasks for her.
I think that's a great credit to her.
Ask me why I'm celebrating.
Why are you celebrating?
Roll the tape.
Hi, Rosie Jones, the People's Princess.
I'm Freya, I'm 25.
I'm from Essex, and I play wheelchair basketball,
wheelchair rugby sevens and para ice hockey for my country.
So it's my 10-year anniversary of being diagnosed with muscular dystrophy
and I would love to do a trip to celebrate that
because why shouldn't we celebrate disability?
We're conquering adversity and battling barriers every day.
I'm looking to do something super-competitive,
something nice and cultural, and then throw me a wild card.
I want something unexpected.
Do something unexpected.
Now?
Right now.
Ah! [LAUGHING]
It's all I could do with the tools, but I am struggling to speak.
I did not expect that.
Could you unpack for me?
Because...you...
Okay.
You seem to have quite a lot of stuff with your, your image.
You've got a commemorative plate.
You can have one.
Thanks I'm alright. I've got, um...
I've got plates.
Do you like the picture?
It's a lovely picture.
I've never come across anyone who's made their own commemorative plates before.
Slight niggle.
Rosie seems to want to celebrate Rosie.
I'm assuming that's as part of a wider
celebration of disability. I've probably misheard her.
Oh! This is massive!
This hotel is so accessible!
Mike!
Yeah.
Come here.
For all disabilities, it's the place to be.
Right, tell you what.
You unpack, I'll have a poo,
and I'll see you downstairs.
In eight to ten minutes.
Okay. Is this part of the celebration?
Yeah.
Right.
We're a charity and our mission
is to remove barriers that people think prevent them from taking part in snowsports.
That's perfect for me
and perfect for Freya.
We're ready!
Hiya, boys!
You've never been skiing before, have you?
No, but I get the jist.
I've seen a hill before.
[SCREAMING]
Do I get a go?
We're celebrating disability.
No, great. I just thought I could, because they made me get all the clobber on.
And you said I should get dressed up.
I thought you'd be letting me have a go.
I tell you what you can do.
Yeah.
Stay down here.
Which I've been doing. I'll do one more run.
Right. Okay.
Create a bit of a buzz and a crowd.
To celebrate disability, or to...?
For me.
Thank you, Rosie.
I'm ready, John.
I suppose.
[SCREAMING]
Yeah!
[CLAPPING]
It's a win for disability,
and it's a win for Rosie Jones.
Me.
It was nice to get dressed up for skiing.
That was something. Kind of skiing role play.
You know, arguably the gold standard
would have been to have had a go.
But, Rosie, she can be strong meat, certainly.
But I think that she's a strong character.
Freya said she wanted to do something cultural.
We're going to do a guided tour of Manchester just for you.
Yes. Do you want to jump in the taxi?
This is right up my street, this.
I'm excited about this.
Shall I go around the other side or, um...
The Channel 4 lawyers said 'cause of COVID
you can't come.
Really?
Yeah.
Just now?
Yeah.
I mean, I was keen to find out about Manchester.
So maybe you could...
Google it.
Or he could run behind.
Yeah. Don't really know where they're going.
I suppose I'll just um, sort of follow.
Um...
Try to soak up a bit of Manchester.
Manchester is the world's first industrial city.
Music, football, fashion, education.
Manchester really is the best city in the world.
These are the Manchester mosaics.
And give us an idea about the social history of Manchester.
So this is a very famous one.
This is Emmeline Pankhurst.
I love her!
The founder of the suffragettes.
'I would rather be a rebel than a slave'.
Amazing!
We're done here.
Where are you going next?
There!
Where's "there" because it's quite hard to follow.
See ya!
Rosie!
This is like the trendy, hipster side of town.
So you'll fit right in around here, Rosie.
You absolute flirt.
This is called Serenity, and this is to show, like,
women's roles in the Industrial Revolution as well.
Rosie.
Hiya.
What we looking at?
It's a woman in a red dress.
Surely there's more to it, no?
See you at the next one.
Where is the next one, Rosie?
Rosie?
It's good though.
Where's John?
Oh, he's gone.
The tour's over.
Oh.
Weren't it good?
Freya, we are having
a cracking time. Aren't we?
Yeah, it's top.
I'm super-excited to see what you've come up with.
Today has been a massive
celebration of disability.
Mike!
Hooray!
[CHEERING]
Right now we're doing something unexpected.
Got it.
Are you ready
I'm ready.
for the unexpected?
I'm expecting the unexpected. I'm as ready as I can be.
Ah!
Oh jeez!
Did you expect that?
No!
This is the wild card.
You've brought me to quite a dark basement.
There's quite a well-muscled man holding a very well-used baseball bat.
I think that is. Is this it?
Is this how it ends for me? Yeah.
It is a rage room.
A-ha!
What are you gonna think about to get you angry?
I don't know, you know. I don't have an awful lot to complain about.
Really? What are you gonna..?
Well, the big one is ableism.
Uh, huh.
I, as a disabled person, get abuse every single day.
So, I'm pretty angry about that.
Also, I'm angry about how expensive
Space Invaders are.
The crisps. The crisps.
I'm ready.
[SCREAMING]
Good grief.
[SCREAMING]
What are you imagining is on that screen, Rosie?
Taskmaster.
How many times have you hit your own feet?
Twice. Twice.
Twice. Yeah?
Anything that gets you angry, anything at all,
I say, go for it.
Let loose.
Show me rage.
Remember skiing.
I thought you'd be letting me have a go.
[ECHOING] Have a go.
You never got to go in the taxi.
Rosie!
Remember when you carried my suitcases.
Half of them were empty.
[GROWLING]
Yes!
[GROWLING]
We don't have time.
[SCREAMING]
You could run behind.
I'll have a poo.
[ECHOING] Have a poo.
I don't mind.
'Watch your sack'.
'Waz me off'.
'Waz attack'.
Hahaha. Ha! Ha!
It went dark inside.
I found something.
We're at a rage room.
That sounds incredible.
I would absolutely love that.
That is a bit of me.
You're gonna be amazing at this.
Brilliant keep smashing stuff.
Mike,
do you want to smash that?
It's just second nature now, basically.
My only concern is that I'm not going to be to switch that off.
I didn't expect that.
No one expects the unexpected.
Someone very special taught me that.