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A one-off Brooklyn Nine-Nine special is set to air on Wednesday 8th June at 8pm on E4 and All 4 before the final episodes on 8th June. The one hour show will rejoice in the show’s very best moments and explore what turned it into a much-loved staple on our screens.
Josh Widdicombe and Nish Kumar (pictured) are about to leap into the unique and often sensational world of local news with Hold the Front Page, a six-part series following the comical duo's journey into the heart of grass roots Britain.
There can’t be too many comedy touring shows this year revolving around the throwing of a bread roll. Nish Kumar’s Your Power, Your Control strongly features that time he was on the receiving end of a baked-product hurling at a charity gig.
Nish Kumar is leaving Dave's Late Night Mash. He posted a video on social media making the announcement.
"I hope you've enjoyed this latest series of Late Night Mash. Sadly it's going to be my last as host. I've loved being part of this show but I've made the difficult decision to step down and spend more time with my emotional problems. Thank you to everyone at Dave and everyone who worked on the show and especially everyone who watched it.
Double Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Nish Kumar has announced a brand new tour of the UK for 2022 with highly anticipated live show, Your Power, Your Control. Starting in Hull on 2nd February 2022, tickets go on sale at 10am on Wednesday 31st March, available from www.nishkumar.co.uk.
It's the final episode of the current series of The Last Leg tonight and the programme goes out in style with Joanna Lumley back on after having to postpone her appearance recently, and Nish Kumar.
Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker will be mixing their usual banter with politics on the live Channel 4 show and asking a final lot of #isitok questions.
It'll be interesting to hear what the guests have got to say apart from the usual chat about how they have got through lockdown.
Nish Kumar points out that the US should borrow the UK’s Queen for a bit to calm things down; following suit to the age-old tradition of older British women coming in to calm Americans (like Supernanny or Mrs. Doubtfire).
Nish Kumar is back and taking a deep dive into Trump’s recent attitude that he’s only President of half of the United States (the blue states) which Nish highlights is against the motto of the United States (because it’s “e pluribus unum, not F you New York”). Nish also highlights Trump’s denial of climate change, declaring that the planet would “just get cooler” (which Nish points out that the only things that “just get cooler” are pies on the windowsill and Betty White…..)
In this episode of Hello America, Nish Kumar takes a deep dive into Donald Trump's weekly activities- from Law and Order, to Kenosha, and voter fraud. Nish questions the fact that Trump claims to present himself as the candidate of "law and order", while defending someone who has taken the law into their own hands. Trump has drawn a very clear delineation between who has to abide by his "law and order" and whose violence is acceptable. Trump has gone from very fine people on both sides, to very fine people on one side.
In the latest episode of Hello America, host Nish Kumar compares the US and UK's special relationship through the lens of each leader's relationship with the press. First by exploring Trump's viral disastrous interview with Axios' Jonathan Swan, next Kumar reminds us that Boris Johnson takes a different approach - hiding in a fridge.
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