Shaun Williamson, Tina Malone and more lose the plot for Pot Noodle skits

Shaun Williamson, Tina Malone and Cliff Parisi have joined forces with Pot Noodle for a new pot-less range.

The three soap stars have teamed up with the brand for its new product, and they have filmed a series of hilarious skits to keep viewers entertained while \'EastEnders\' is off the air.

In Tina\'s clip, the former \'Shameless\' and \'Brookside\' actress revealed her tongue-in-cheek plans to become a TikTok star.

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Meanwhile, Shaun - famous for playing Barry Evans in Albert Square - could be seen getting ready for a virtual date on Zoom.

He was getting ready to enjoy a pack of the new Lost The Pot Noodle with a mystery woman, but he couldn\'t wait any longer and started tucking in before his date had joined the chat.

He joked: "She\'s not calling is she? This always happens to me. This is the story of my life. I\'m sorry love, but I can wait no longer."

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Naturally, she connected to the call just as he cleared his plate.

The first episode of the series featured Shaun\'s fellow \'EastEnders\' alumni Cliff, who tried his hand at yoga with hilarious results.

Lena Portchmouth, Marketing Manager at Pot Noodle, said: "You may think we have lost the plot with the launch of our latest pot-less format, but whether you\'re needing to fill hungry tummies, or are a student looking to save time and money, Lost The Pot Noodle is the perfect solution for those after a speedy and filling fix, so you can noodle in no time.

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"Rest assured, our newest creations are just as flavoursome as our trusty pots, but we\'ve just made it a little easier to create a delicious, low in saturated fat meal that is ideal for dinnertime when something truly satisfying is needed on the table.

"And, with the help of the witty soap stars, we hope that the new range will bring our noodlers some much-needed laughter."