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Michael McIntyre's Big Show returns to BBC1 this weekend for its third series. It is on Saturday nights from November 18 at 8.10pm.
The star chats about the show below and reveals some of his favourite bits of it.
Firstly congratulations on your BAFTA win earlier this year. How does it feel to now be BAFTA award-winning?
Update 14/11: Two more dates have just been added to Michael McIntyre's Big world tour. They are at Liverpool’s Echo Arena on Friday 27th April and Leeds First Direct Arena on Friday 18th May. tickets go on sale on Wednesday november 15 at 10am at the link below. Remaining tickets for all other gigs on the tour are currently available at the link below.
Updates 21/9: Michael McIntyre has added eight new UK dates to his Big World tour due to exceptional demand.
The new dates are as follows:
Michael McIntyre is to headline a major charity show this November.
For the past 6 years he has hosted a galaxy of stars to raise money for a variety of good causes. This year's show at the iconic London Palladium on Monday November 6th 2017 is in aid of the Julia's House children's hospice.
Special guests booked include Alan Carr, Adam Hills, Kevin Bridges and Russell Howard as well as huge surprise guests on the night.
Michael McIntyre, Katherine Ryan, Frank Skinner and Russell Kane are some of the major acts appearing at the Heads Together Comedy Night for children’s mental health charity YoungMinds.
Also appearing are Harry Hill, Tommy Tiernan and Jimmy Carr. The one-off gig takes place at the Shepherds Bush Empire on September 18.
Michael McIntyre has announced an international tour.
Michael McIntyre’s Big World Tour will see him perform across the UK and Ireland in 2018 as well as revisiting Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa and Norway and heading to America, Canada, Switzerland, Iceland, Sweden, Malta and the Netherlands for the first time.
Michael McIntyre had to perform onstage yesterday evening with one leg in a special support boot due to a fractured bone.
The hugely popular Mrs Brown’s Boys cemented its status as the nation’s favourite sitcom last July, with its live episode airing on a Saturday night reaching over 11 million viewers and winning the Radio Times Most Popular 21st Century Sitcom poll.
Tell us a bit about series two of Michael McIntyre’s Big Show?
The show has naturally evolved from the first series and now everything has gone up a notch. We have lots of entertainment items running through the show, audience surprises, Unexpected Star, Send To All, stand up and much more. Knowing that series one was a success has allowed us to expand the ideas for series two and explore more parts of it, we have tried to make them even more fun and be more confident with them.
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.
Michael McIntyre has been presented the keys to The O2 after reaching the milestone of 21 performances at the venue. The record, first established by Prince in 2007, was equalled and subsequently smashed by the legendary comedian during his current seven-night run.
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