BBC Comic Relief viewers say they 'can't keep up' minutes into live show
manchestereveningnews.co.ukComic Relief viewers claimed they 'couldn't keep up' with an influx of presenters during Friday night's Red Nose Day broadcast (Friday March 15).
The annual charity event returned to Media City and was an extra special occasion, with Sir Lenny Henry fronting the show for the final time.
The 65-year-old, who co-founded the charity, has been presenting the fundraising extravaganza since 1985. He announced earlier this year he's handing over the reins to make way for 'new talent,' but would still be supporting Comic Relief off-screen.
Sir Lenny hosted the epic telethon with the help of comedian Joel Dommett, presenter Davina McCall, comics Paddy McGuiness and Romesh Ranganathan, actor David Tennant, presenter Maya Jama and podcast host Rosie Ramsey. READ MORE: Gemma Atkinson confirms Hits Radio return date and sends Brooke Vincent message It was Love Island host Maya and comedian Rosie's first time fronting the show.
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