Only Fools and Horses legend Patrick Murray says show wouldn’t be allowed to say plonker because of woke snowflakes

Oti Mabuse is due to show Strictly Come Dancing bosses what they're missing with a performance on this weekend's Dancing On Ice.The professional dancer announced she was leaving the BBC dancing show this week after seven years.The 31-year-old will take a break from judging on the ITV skating show to perform a slot adapted from her new stage show, I Am Here.The ITV production team are constructing a special platform for Sunday's show where Oti will dance above the centre of the rink on a stage.Skating legends Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean will skate around Oti along with the Dancing On Ice pro skaters.Oti told The Sun how the performance is a "dream come true".She also explained how it will be an honour to perform a routine choreographed by skating legends Torvill and Dean. Oti said: “It’s a dream come true to debut my I Am Here tour on Dancing On Ice this Sunday!“This tour will be the end of the most amazing chapter of my life and it’s my way to say thank you to everyone that has supported me on this journey.”During her seven years on BBC's Strictly, Oti is the only pro dancer to lifted the Glitterball trophy twice in consecutive years, with Bill Bailey in 2020 and former Emmerdale actor Kelvin Fletcher in 2019.Torvill and Dean famously won gold at the 1984 World Championships dancing to Ravel's Bolero.64-year-old Torvill said: "We always love to experiment with new ideas and it was so much fun working alongside Oti on this brand new routine.“It really does show how much dance and ice skating can work in unison together.”Dean also said he was extremely excited about the upcoming routine.

Scientists have created a massive family tree that links around 27 million people. The ancestral chart, created by a team in the UK, goes back tens of thousands of years and is thought to the biggest ever made.

With his Sex and the City sequel series And Just Like That... winding down, creator Michael Patrick King is revealing what the late Willie Garson's story line would have been.Garson had only filmed three episodes of And Just Like That, returning as Stanford Blatch from the original series, when he unexpectedly passed away in late September after battling pancreatic cancer, at 57 years of age.King opened up in a new interview with Varietywhere he revealed that his original plan for Stanford involve him having 'a midlife crisis.' Michael speaks: With his Sex and the City sequel series And Just Like That...

Fans hoping to see Kim Cattrall on And Just Like That might need to move on.

The season finale of “And Just Like That…” airs this week, and series showrunner Michael Patrick King dished on the future of the “Sex and the City” revival in an extensive interview with Variety.

And Just Like That... creator Michael Patrick King says he no longer has any realistic expectation' of Kim Cattrall reprising her role as Samantha Jones.While discussing how he incorporated the star's beloved Sex And The City character in the reboot through text, thedirector, 67, opened up to Variety about overcoming the 'obstacle' of not havingCattrall on the series.When asked if the door was open for the Golden Globe winner to come back, he responded: 'The only place I participate in magical thinking is in fiction.

Sex & The City‘s Michael Patrick King is revealing some surprising details about the hit series.

executive producer, writer and director Michael Patrick King is talking about beloved late actor Willie Garson, and his original plans for Garson's character in the revival before the actor's devastating death.Garson, who played Carrie Bradshaw's best friend Stanford Blatch, had been battling pancreatic cancer and died in September at 57 years old. As viewers found out in the fourth episode of the new HBO Max series, Stanford abruptly decided to get a divorce from his husband, Anthony, and moved to Tokyo to manage a 17-year-old TikTok star.

It’s 17 years to the day since Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira’s infamous tunnel bust-up, which became one of the biggest moments in Premier League history.

Brooklyn Beckham made an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden alongside actor Patrick Wilson last night!

Halle Berry and Patrick Wilson are ready for the world to see their movie Moonfall!

Katherine Schwarzenegger looked every inch the doting mother as she brought her daughter Lyla Maria Pratt toa farmer's market in Los Angeles.Whilepicking up some fresh produce with her younger brother Patrick and his model girlfriend Abby Champion, the 32-year-old pregnant wife of Chris Pratt, 42, showcased hergrowing baby bump in an olive green plaid shirt and black leggings.Champion, 24, looked thrilled to see her boyfriend's one-year-old niece as she looked into Lyla's $1,049 Lynx stroller with a limited-edition Gray Malin sun canopy. Out and about: Katherine Schwarzenegger looked every inch the doting mom as she brought her daughter Lyla to a farmer's market in Los AngelesFor their outing in the Brentwood area of Los Angeles, the Alabama-born beauty rocked a red fleece jacket, a pair of athletic pants and had her golden blonde tresses in a low ponytail.

While the hosts of Today’s third hour were lampooned in a recent episode of Seth MacFarlane’s adult animated sitcom Family Guy, they made it clear on Friday’s show that they’re taking the joke in stride.

The One Show have voted Only Fools and Horses as their most loved BBC programme, closely followed by Doctor Who and Strictly Come Dancing.The comedy series followed Del Boy, played by Sir David Jason, and his brother Rodney Trotter as they navigate life in an attempt to get rich quick and was a huge hit from its release in the early eighties, partly due to its very quotable script and hilarious jokes.It ran for seven series until 1991 and has been well loved ever since. Sir David Jason told The One Show: ““It was such a great show to be a part of and I am pleased it has given so many laughs and continues to do so to this day.”“From the brilliant writing of John Sullivan all the way down to the entire team in front of and behind the camera, let’s just say luvvly jubbly.”The BBC is celebrating its centenary this year and to mark the momentous occasion The One Show decided to ask its viewers to vote on their favourite shows from the past 100 years.Doctor Who, which first aired in 1963, pulled in second place.

More MerDer scenes? After Patrick Dempsey’s highly emotional return to Grey’s Anatomy last year, fans are speculating whether his beloved character of Derek Shepherd could make future appearances on the show.

Only Fools and Horses star Patrick Murray has expressed his fears thats the word "plonker" could be removed from scripts of the legendary show - if it were to make a comeback.The 65-year-old believes that the word might not be so popular with today's viewers and worried it could be cancelled due to "wokery".Now, the actor who is best known for playing the role of Trilby-lover Mickey Pearce, feels some of the sitcoms most famous catchphrases could be axed by the BBC.Predicting what could be yet to come, he explained in an Interview with The Sun that "plonker" could find itself on the chopping block as he believes fans could find that work "offensive".He told the publication: "The woke thing has got a bit ridiculous."People with nothing better to do will write in saying they've been insulted."in the same discussion, Patrick went on to reveal that he'd decided not to tell his late co-star John Challis about his cancer diagnosis.Earlier this week, the TV star opened up that doctors had discovered a tumour on his liver, and it had been touch and go whether he would live to see Christmas.Knowing that his friend John - who played car dealer Terrence Boyce, who was otherwise known as Boycie on the sitcom - had his own "serious problems" with the disease, he decided to keep his struggles to himself.Doctor's had informed Patrick about his own cancer struggles in August last year and he admitted to speaking with John after he was made aware.Just a month later, John tragically lost his battle with the disease at the age of 79 on September 19.Patrick explained: "I knew he had serious problems and didn't want to lay it on him that I had it too."The last thing he said to me was, 'I'm eating watermelon' because they help thin the blood

It’s sweet how TV stars Patrick Duffy (“Dallas”) and Linda Purl (“Happy Days”) gush over one another.

From glamour to fame, stars have may seem to have everything they could ever want. However, sometimes all they need is their faithful pet.

Paging Dr. McDreamy! Euphoria fans are clamoring for Patrick Dempsey to make a cameo on the teen drama after learning more about Eric Dane‘s character, Cal Jacobs.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeCall it now: “Succession” will win the DGA Award this year for drama. That’s because it’s the only nominee this year for drama: Five episodes of the series’ third season filled all five nominated slots for this year’s DGA Awards category for dramatic series.The “Sucession” sweep comes as the Directors Guild of America has revealed this year’s TV nominees for its 74rd annual DGA Awards, including achievement in drama, comedy, limited/TV movie, variety, reality, children’s and commercials.

Standing her ground. Brittany Matthews was criticized for popping champagne in a stadium after fiancé Patrick Mahomes‘ big NFL win — and she didn’t want to give the trolls the time of day.