John bishop
The Underbelly has announced its first batch of Edinburgh Fringe shows.
John Bishop and Jason Manford top the comedy bill, both doing runs before they set off on major UK tours. There are over 90 shows going on sale on April 20.
Can John Bishop save The Nightly Show? That is what ITV may well be asking behind closed doors. They might be putting on a brave face but after the critical drubbing David Walliams received last week a lot is riding on Bishop's five days in the hot seat.
The guests have been announced for the second series of interview show John Bishop: In Conversation With… which returns to W on Thursday 16th March at 9pm.
They include fellow comic and friend Jason Manford, Hollywood star Lindsay Lohan, Paralympic World Champion Ellie Simmonds and singer Olly Murs.
UKTV has commissioned two further series of the interview show John Bishop: In Conversation With… for premium entertainment channel W. Series one launched with the single highest transmission rating on the channel last year. The first episode, featuring James Corden, saw over 1.6million individuals watch John’s one-to-one conversation.
Do you want to hear a new Michael McIntyre joke? Then you will have to wait until his next BBC show goes out. Unless you saw him on Graham Norton’s chat show last night or are planning to catch it on iPlayer.
Update 3/11: Twelve extra dates have been added due to demand in Plymouth, Blackpool, Aberdeen, Liverpool, Brighton, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Bournemouth, where the tour will now finish on 9 December. For a full list of dates and to buy tickets click on the link below.
The guests have been announced for John Bishop's first-ever talk show, John Bishop: In Conversation With…, which will air later this year on the W Channel.
Bishop has chosen 10 famous names to join him for an hour-long conversation, leading him to discover the person behind the public persona. They are James Corden, Rupert Everett, Jo Brand, Steve Coogan, Sir Lenny Henry, Freddie Flintoff, Miriam Margolyes, Kirsty Young, Alex Brooker and Charlotte Church.
Johm Bishop is to have is own chat show.
The superstar stand-up will host John Bishop: In Conversation With... for the UKTV digital channel W. Each week the 10-part one hour show will feature Bishop chatting to a household name to discover the person behind the public persona in a series of intimate and revealing one-on-one interviews.
Amanda Holden will also have a new series on the channel, entitled I've Got Something To Tell You, in which ordinary people will reveal their secrets.
John Bishop has been talking about filming in Rwanda for the ITV special John Bishop’s Gorilla Adventure, in which he encounters one of the most endangered animals on the planet.
Bishop spoke about the programme on The One Show on Thursday night and said getting close to the gorillas was one of the most moving experiences of his life. He also noticed that adolescent male Mountain Gorillas are just like his teenage sons – bulging muscles but no sense. Plus they fart, flirt and pick their noses.
When The John Bishop Show started seven weeks ago I wrote an opinion piece about how impressed I was that it had found some new talent for mainstream TV. The first episode featured Felicity Ward and James Acaster and was a pretty impressive statement of intent
Since then the show had come in for some stick on social media. Someone complained to me about the old school Tiller Girls kicking their exposed legs in the air. Others were not too impressed by Lee Nelson, who is hardly new talent having had his own BBC show already.
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