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Graham Norton

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    #362
    JP Liz V1
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    Also Starring LeVar Burton wrote: »
    Was disappointed with this week's show, which I had been looking forward to...

    Noel Gallagher should've been on for a lot longer, and I had thought that Will Smith and Margot Robbie would've been on the couch alongside Hugh Jackman and David Beckham so that was a let down (although I realise it had to do with scheduling or whatever), and no visit to the Big Red Chair...



    Yes Noel on earlier with Hugh and Becks would have been good


    I think Noel looks much hotter now than he did in Oasis
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    #363
    Tarzana2
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    JP Liz V1 wrote: »
    I think Noel looks much hotter now than he did in Oasis

    I think he's one of those people who always looked older then they were, but now he looks his age, he's grown into his face.


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    #364
    HeidiHeidi
    Registered Users Posts: 29,325 ✭✭✭✭HeidiHeidi


    It's only on about five minutes (in my recorded world) and I'm laughing already.

    This Comic Relief thing seems to consume the UK for months at a time (was there a time when it was just one Friday night? I'm sure that's what I remember) so I tend to suffer from CR fatigue - but I'm looking forward to this, looks like a right good line-up (in my best Cheryl/Jonny Vegas accent) :D


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    #365
    ShazGV
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    Great having a bunch of comedians (...and Cheryl but meh) on the couch together. I usually wouldn't be gone on any of them individually (except Jack Dee) but it's going well!


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    #366
    efb
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    Could Cheryl feck off to ITV2 or wherever


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    #367
    HeidiHeidi
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    efb wrote: »
    Could Cheryl feck off to ITV2 or wherever
    I don't know how far behind the "live" show I am, but she's just started talking and I have to say I'm with you on this.


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    #368
    Birneybau
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    Cheryl Cole is minus-talented.


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    #369
    Charlie19
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    Fair play to her for dying her red for comic relief.


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    #370
    efb
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    Charlie19 wrote: »
    Fair play to her for dying her red for comic relief.

    Was it? Not very dramatic! Id pay to keep her off the air!


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    #371
    HeidiHeidi
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    Charlie19 wrote: »
    Fair play to her for dying her red for comic relief.

    Oh FFS! I thought it was something that was going to be done live on TV next Friday or something. That was it? :confused: Big effort there, Cheryl......

    The utter cynic in me listens to David Walliams going on about how much the money has helped that boy in Kenya, and how much difference CR has made over the years, and the frankly frightening amount of money that has been raised - and I wonder how long it will be before some "accounting error" or "creative financials" or mega-salaries for the admin staff or CEO, or just straightforward criminality on someone's behalf does for it all, and we (they) all realise we/they have been duped yet again.

    I really hope I'm wrong!


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    #372
    HeidiHeidi
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    And also - Cheryl who??? :confused::confused::confused:


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    #373
    Charlie19
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    Ye probably didn't like the joke about the lentil either.


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    #374
    Patty O Furniture
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    Birneybau wrote: »
    Cheryl Cole is minus-talented.

    I'm watching the recording, but Cheryl VW is an ass & not i'm not talking about that tattoo! i've also noticed on the prog info that she's not mentioned on it :rolleyes:


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    #375
    Also Starring LeVar Burton
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    The Jack Dee clips from Big Brother were great. I had forgotten about that.


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    #376
    Patty O Furniture
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    efb wrote: »
    Was it? Not very dramatic! Id pay to keep her off the air!

    Was it Jack or Johnny that had a dig at her, saying 'Is that it, i've seen roses redder than that' :P


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    #377
    Go Harvey Go
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    Also Starring LeVar Burton wrote: »
    The Jack Dee clips from Big Brother were great. I had forgotten about that.

    Hard to believe that the first CBB was 14 years ago now... :eek:


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    #378
    JP Liz V1
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    Stanley Tucci, Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse are on tonight's returning show
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    #379
    Mars Bar
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    I thought Stanley was going to wet himself at one point!


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    #380
    ShazGV
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    Feck it, forgot it was on tonight. Is it worth catching the ep when it's on 3e/replayed somewhere?


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    #381
    FloatingVoter
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    ShazGV wrote: »
    Feck it, forgot it was on tonight. Is it worth catching the ep when it's on 3e/replayed somewhere?

    Yeah, Harry and Paul are on form and Stanley is flogging a cookbook. You can see his tip in it. You'll see what I mean. And it looks like GN has bagged himself a part in Vikings.


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    #382
    efb
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    ShazGV wrote: »
    Feck it, forgot it was on tonight. Is it worth catching the ep when it's on 3e/replayed somewhere?

    UTV Ireland have it I think


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    #383
    expectationlost
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    Tucci always good guest, new kid at 54, he married Emily Blunt's sister


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    #384
    Charlie19
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    I didnt think it was a good episode at all, I actually thought it was a repeat at one stage.

    Decent music at the end though.


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    #385
    sonofenoch
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    The years have not been kind to Harry Enfield.....he now looks like one of his own 'old git' characters


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    #386
    FloatingVoter
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    sonofenoch wrote: »
    The years have not been kind to Harry Enfield.....he now looks like one of his own 'old git' characters

    Well, he does play a pervy old git (Jack Whitehall's fictional dad) in Bad Education - so I'm guessing he knows this too.


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    #387
    chicorytip
    Registered Users Posts: 4,131 ✭✭✭chicorytip


    I have to say I have always thought Norton to be utterly talentless, forging a successful career purely from an overplayed "camp " persona. His stilted interviewing technique, often displaying little knowledge of his subjects and (scripted) "witticisms " reveal a lack of depth and insight common to many of the current -day hosts in the chat show genre.


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    #388
    Tipsy McSwagger
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    chicorytip wrote: »
    I have to say I have always thought Norton to be utterly talentless, forging a successful career purely from an overplayed "camp " persona. His stilted interviewing technique, often displaying little knowledge of his subjects and (scripted) "witticisms " reveal a lack of depth and insight common to many of the current -day hosts in the chat show genre.

    He's easily the best talk show host in the UK & Ireland. Most of the American big stars who appear on his show say it's the best talk show they have been on.


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    #389
    nc19
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    chicorytip wrote:
    I have to say I have always thought Norton to be utterly talentless, forging a successful career purely from an overplayed "camp " persona. His stilted interviewing technique, often displaying little knowledge of his subjects and (scripted) "witticisms " reveal a lack of depth and insight common to many of the current -day hosts in the chat show genre.

    I think it might be a bit too low brow for you.

    Newsnight reruns may be more up your street


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    #390
    Addle
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    chicorytip wrote: »
    I have to say I have always thought Norton to be utterly talentless, forging a successful career purely from an overplayed "camp " persona. His stilted interviewing technique, often displaying little knowledge of his subjects and (scripted) "witticisms " reveal a lack of depth and insight common to many of the current -day hosts in the chat show genre.
    We must be watching different shows.


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    #391
    Mars Bar
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    chicorytip wrote: »
    I have to say I have always thought Norton to be utterly talentless, forging a successful career purely from an overplayed "camp " persona. His stilted interviewing technique, often displaying little knowledge of his subjects and (scripted) "witticisms " reveal a lack of depth and insight common to many of the current -day hosts in the chat show genre.

    Said only one person ever.


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