Peter Kay
Since Car Share series two premiered on BBC One and the entire series launched on BBC iPlayer the four episodes have occupied the top four slots of requested programmes on BBC iPlayer and amassed over 2.5 million requests in total. Never before have all episodes of one series appeared in the very top slots of iPlayer’s most popular programmes.
Major spoiler alert. At the start of the second series of Car Share John (Peter Kay) and Kayleigh (Sian Gibson) aren’t even sharing a car. Who says Peter Kay is a comedian who prefers to play safe rather than shake things up?
The transmission details of the new series of Peter Kay's award-winning sitcom Car Share have been announced.
The first episode will air on BBC1 on Tuesday 11th April 2017 at 9pm. The rest of the series will be available on BBC iPlayer as a box set straight after episode one airs. The series will continue on BBC One on Tuesdays at 9pm. The series once again stars Kay and Sian Gibson as promotions assistant Kayleigh Kitson.
Update: due to overwhelming demand further screenings have been arranged. Click on ticket link below to see availability.
Vue cinemas is to screen two new episodes from the second series of Peter Kay's Car Share on over 250 cinema screens in aid of Comic Relief, alongside an exclusive Q&A with Peter Kay and Sian Gibson answering questions put to them by the public.
The screenings will take place on March 31 at 7.45pm.
Peter Kay is to make two special appearances this December at Blackpool Opera House in aid of the Polly Haydock Appeal, a Cancer Treatment Fund for mum of three Polly Haydock from Westhoughton, Bolton.
After the success of Dance For Life 2016 Peter Kay is taking his dance-a-thon parties to more UK arenas in 2017.
The shows will take place over six nights. Each of the venues will be transformed to accommodate enormous dance floors, which will feature state of the art sound and lights as Peter Kay DJs.
Channel 5 is to tell the story of Peter Kay's rise to superstardom.
The Story of Peter Kay traces the career of Britain’s most successful comedian, charting his journey from humble beginnings to fame and talking to the people who knew him, worked with him and helped to shape his career, as well as his devoted fans, biographers and media champions.
Peter Kay has collected an honorary degree from the University of Salford.
The comedian was given a rapturous reception from graduates and staff at his alma mater, where he completed his HND in Media and Performance in 1996, which included a course in stand-up comedy.
An online poll has opened to find the favourite northern comic of all time.
Among the contenders are Victoria Wood, Peter Kay, Les Dawson, Ken Dodd and George Formby, but you can vote for anyone who is eligible here.
The results of the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2015 have been announced. The awards, now in their 10th year, are organised by The British Comedy Guide.
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