Michael Macintyre: Last News

BBC's The One Show that during the birth of his son Buddy, he and his wife, Giovanna Fletcher, 36, watched Michael McIntyre.Tom has been married to Giovanna since 2012.Tom was on The One Show this evening with his Strictly partner Amy Dowden to talk about all things Strictly and his new book.As soon as the show began, host Ronan Keating asked Tom about Michael.He said: "Tom, is it true that your wife was in labour and whilst she was in labour she was watching Michael McIntyre?"Tom hastily replied: "Yes, we were watching you, Michael."Thank you very much, you made the labour experience a lot funnier."Michael, appearing via video link, looked very shocked.He said: "That's amazing!"My wife was in exactly the same situation when she gave birth

Billy Connolly, Michael McIntyre or Jack Whitehall will be converging on stores such as Waterstones as they are finally published. Watch out for over-excited Nigel Slater fans sending the stacks of his hefty hot-off-the-press new cookery book tumbling to the ground.

Prince Harry and Jeremy Clarkson on Have I Got News For You.When Michael was an up-and-coming comedian, he made an appearance on the BBC show.The star admitted the series was a key moment for him in becoming a more widely known name.That was all down to a bit he composed making fun of Jeremy Clarkson and Prince Harry.During the week he was on, Jeremy was hosting the weekly show.Michael admitted rehearsing a joke where he mocked The Grand Tour host for playing tennis with the royal.In his new book, which is being serialised by the Daily Mail, he recalled the moment.He explained: “I concocted a whole little routine about it, impersonating Clarkson arranging the matches in his trademark way, describing his shot-making like he describes cars,

BBC channels in 2012.Beginning his career on BBC Wales, Owain, 37, has since become known as the ‘drumming weatherman’ after debuting his musical skills on camera - even appearing on The One Show to surprise guests with his talent.Back in February 2021, Owain made his BBC Breakfast debut and stepped into Carol Kirkwood’s shoes after being named lead weather presenter on BBC North West Tonight.He’s even made appearances on shows including Michael McIntyre’s quiz show The Wheel and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.Now he’s tipped as the ‘heir apparent’ for Carol Kirkwood’s job whenever she decides to leave it.That might not happen any time soon, of course, as Carol told RadioTimes in 2018: "I would never give up the weather on Breakfast, if they showed

Darragh Ennis, 47, is reportedly still working a nine to five job despite landing himself a role on the hit quiz show last year.The Irish native made his debut on The Chase last November, but seemingly has held onto his full-time job as a scientist working in a laboratory.Last night saw spin-off show Beat The Chasers scoop the award for Best Game Show.The ITV programme was up against Michael McIntyre's The Wheel, In For A Penny, and Stephen Mulhern's series Celebrity Catchphrase.Attending the glitzy event in the nation's capital, Darragh looked smart in a suit as he headed to his first awards ceremony.With Chasers Shaun Wallace, Jenny Ryan, and Anne Hegerty by his side, the postdoctoral researcher at Oxford University celebrated the show's

Steph McGovern, Sue Perkins, and Robert Peston.During this week’s episode, it saw contestant’s Shadia, Ellie, and Dean play the popular gameshow.Contestant Ellie had a political question where the wheel landed on David Dickinson.She was asked: 'Which of these was not a thing Ed Miliband made front-page news for, during his time as Labour leader?'Neither of the pair had a clue about the answer, so they decided to lock in "bacon sandwich" but got it wrong.The studio then went red to indicate that the answer was wrong, however, David, asked if it was right leading to the host Michael saying the "graphics department has spent a lot of money to indicate a wrong answer" and the specific sound of it being wrong.He added: "In your defence David

Comedian Michael McIntyre has returned with three Olympic-themed specials of his popular game show The Wheel. However, the much-loved funnyman has admitted he never knows the answers to the questions asked.

BBC hit Michael McIntyre's The Wheel.The 69-year-old will be hoping, alongside the likes of Greg Rutherford and Reverend Kate Bottley, that he can help three contestants win a life changing amount of cash as they answer questions on the gameshow.The BAFTA-nominated actor, who rose to prominence as Lord Andrew Lindsay in the 1981 British film Chariots of Fire, is well known across the UK, particularly for his roles as a well-spoken Englishman.And with such tradition steeped in his portrayals, it's hardly surprising that he has previously become close with members of the Royal Family, including Diana.He opened up on how he "adored" the Princess of Wales, but confirmed he was never romantically linked with the royal, as she was married to

BBC to commission a 'bumper' second series for this summer. The Wheel sees three contestants join forces with a variety of celebrity "expert" guests in a bid to win life-changing sums of money.

The Wheel.  The BBC1 game show, which made its debut last November, sees contestants try to answer their way to a fortune with the help of celebrities sat around the wheel.

Ask anyone in the TV industry what Stephen Mulhern is really like and they’ll tell you that what you see on screen is exactly what you’ll get off-screen. OK, so he may not wear the flamboyant outfits that Ant and Dec dress him up in on Saturday Night Takeaway, but he’s friendly, funny and, most importantly, open and genuine.

Michael McIntyre is set to lift the lid on his disastrous time as a Britain’s Got Talent judge as well as his chat show flop.

BBC are reportedly furious with Channel 5 after they signed Jay Blades MBE to front a new show, The Mirror has revealed. The Repair Shop frontman is making a three-part documentary about his upbringing in East London for the broadcaster and he is one of many BBC stars to have created programmes with the rival channel.

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MICHAEL McIntyre's The Wheel thrown into chaos as staff member gets Covid - and forces guest Harry Redknapp into isolation. Insiders working on the BBC show said the production has hit a major rut after one of the staffers tested positive for Covid-19.

Celebrities including DJ Nick Grimshaw and former football manager Harry Redknapp are having to isolate at home for 10 days after a crew member on Michael McIntyre's show The Wheel tested positive for coronavirus.

Pat Sharp is joining forces with the nation’s favourite newspaper on Thursday 1st April at 12pm.The previously famously mullet-haired presenter will bring his comical take on life in the 80s fast lane.The well-liked host, famed for his work on hit kid’s TV show Fun House and Top of the Pops, will be revealing whether he thinks the popular show should return.And the 59-year-old TV personality and experienced radio DJ will also be talking about his best April Fools pranks and discussing whether TOTP is due a comeback.Pat, who appeared on Michael McIntyre’s hit BBC 1 show The Wheel earlier this year, will be reading through the paper in his own unique style, giving his thoughts on the day.And there will be a chance for eager fans to join in

BBC primetime quiz show may have had its chips – after a disastrous drop in ratings. The potty-mouthed chef's Bank Balance first aired last Wednesday with 2.7million viewers tuning in but this figure slumped to 1.6million by Friday.BBC bosses have taken a huge gamble with the 10-part show, putting it on in the prime 9pm slot for three nights a week.

For the first time, the Ayrshire Hospice will be streaming their annual event online with performances from local lad and Britain’s Got Talent winner Jai McDowall, and John McGill – who shot to fame on Michael McIntyre’s Big Show.And with some more weel-kent faces from Ayrshire performing the Bard’s work, it will be a fantastic night to raise money for the Ayrshire Hospice.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The Ayrshire Live app is available to

The Sun: 'Americans love an eccentric Brit, which is why they've lapped up the likes of Gordon Ramsay and James Corden. 'But they also love a good gameshow with a simple concept - and The Wheel has the added bonus of being one of the Covid friendly shows because the set up socially distances everyone taking part.

The Wheel, the British gameshow hosted by comedian Michael McIntyre, is heading to the U.S.