Get ready for a night filled with laughter, music, and mayhem as Rosie Ramsey and Paddy McGuinness take the reins in “More Funny for Money,” the latest installment of Comic Relief, airing at 10:00 Pm on Friday, March 15, 2024, exclusively on BBC Two. As the clock ticks into late night, the dynamic duo is set to deliver an extra dose of fundraising fun with a lineup of hilarious sketches, live performances, and all-around comedic chaos.
“More Funny for Money” promises to be a comedic extravaganza, continuing the tradition of Comic Relief’s commitment to raising funds for important causes while keeping audiences entertained. Viewers can expect more celebrity antics, side-splitting moments, and, of course, the heartwarming spirit of giving that defines Comic Relief.
Join Rosie Ramsey and Paddy McGuinness for a night of feel-good comedy that not only tickles your funny bone but also makes a positive impact. Don’t miss...
“More Funny for Money” promises to be a comedic extravaganza, continuing the tradition of Comic Relief’s commitment to raising funds for important causes while keeping audiences entertained. Viewers can expect more celebrity antics, side-splitting moments, and, of course, the heartwarming spirit of giving that defines Comic Relief.
Join Rosie Ramsey and Paddy McGuinness for a night of feel-good comedy that not only tickles your funny bone but also makes a positive impact. Don’t miss...
- 3/9/2024
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
The BBC has revealed more details about this year’s Comic Relief telethon, which will be broadcast on 15th March on BBC One.
Comic Relief launched in 1985 with a telethon that has since become embedded in British culture. Known as Red Nose Day, on account of the red noses sold as part of the appeal, over the years this has led to many classic comic moments, from The Young Ones singing Livin’ Doll with Cliff Richard, to Johnny Depp and Sting appearing in The Vicar Of Dibley, to Billy Connolly running naked through Trafalgar Square and Mr Bean infiltrating both Blind Date, and a Torvill and Dean dance routine.
Lenny Henry, who co-founded Comic Relief with Richard Curtis, recently revealed that he will be stepping down as host after this year’s telethon. Henry said of his decision that “when we first started Comic Relief back in 1985, I never dreamed...
Comic Relief launched in 1985 with a telethon that has since become embedded in British culture. Known as Red Nose Day, on account of the red noses sold as part of the appeal, over the years this has led to many classic comic moments, from The Young Ones singing Livin’ Doll with Cliff Richard, to Johnny Depp and Sting appearing in The Vicar Of Dibley, to Billy Connolly running naked through Trafalgar Square and Mr Bean infiltrating both Blind Date, and a Torvill and Dean dance routine.
Lenny Henry, who co-founded Comic Relief with Richard Curtis, recently revealed that he will be stepping down as host after this year’s telethon. Henry said of his decision that “when we first started Comic Relief back in 1985, I never dreamed...
- 2/29/2024
- by Jake Godfrey
- Film Stories
On Saturday, September 30, 2023, at 8:35 Pm, BBC One will air Season 4, Episode 2 of “Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel.” In this episode, three contestants aim to win life-changing cash by answering questions with the guidance of seven celebrity experts.
The unique twist in this game show is a big spinning wheel. The wheel determines which celebrity expert will assist the contestants with their questions. The celebrities for this episode include Alex Jones (CBeebies), Ellie Simmonds (swimming), Paddy McGuinness (karate), Ranvir Singh (politics), Rosie Ramsey (musicals), Seann Walsh (Batman), and Sue Perkins (cake).
The contestants’ fortunes depend on both their knowledge and the luck of the wheel’s spin. It’s a thrilling and unpredictable game that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
If you enjoy quiz shows with a twist and the chance to win life-changing cash, don’t miss “Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel” on BBC One on September 30th at 8:35 Pm.
The unique twist in this game show is a big spinning wheel. The wheel determines which celebrity expert will assist the contestants with their questions. The celebrities for this episode include Alex Jones (CBeebies), Ellie Simmonds (swimming), Paddy McGuinness (karate), Ranvir Singh (politics), Rosie Ramsey (musicals), Seann Walsh (Batman), and Sue Perkins (cake).
The contestants’ fortunes depend on both their knowledge and the luck of the wheel’s spin. It’s a thrilling and unpredictable game that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
If you enjoy quiz shows with a twist and the chance to win life-changing cash, don’t miss “Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel” on BBC One on September 30th at 8:35 Pm.
- 9/25/2023
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
Grierson Awards: Netflix And BBC Neck-And-Neck
Netflix was nearly neck-and-neck with the BBC at last night’s Grierson Awards, winning five gongs including for David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet in Best Single Documentary – Domestic. The streamer was only one behind the BBC’s six wins as the pair dominated on a night where the BBC tends to be out in front. Netflix’s other victories came for Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell (Best Music Documentary), Athlete A (Best Sports Documentary), My Octopus Teacher (Best Natural History or Environmental Documentary) and A Love Song For Latasha (Best Short). BBC2 doc Once Upon a Time in Iraq won two awards (Best History Documentary and Best Documentary Series) while all other BBC awards went to BBC4 shows. Channel 4 won for The School That Tried To End Racism (Best Constructed Documentary Series) and Yinka Bokinni (Best Documentary Presenter), while...
Netflix was nearly neck-and-neck with the BBC at last night’s Grierson Awards, winning five gongs including for David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet in Best Single Documentary – Domestic. The streamer was only one behind the BBC’s six wins as the pair dominated on a night where the BBC tends to be out in front. Netflix’s other victories came for Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell (Best Music Documentary), Athlete A (Best Sports Documentary), My Octopus Teacher (Best Natural History or Environmental Documentary) and A Love Song For Latasha (Best Short). BBC2 doc Once Upon a Time in Iraq won two awards (Best History Documentary and Best Documentary Series) while all other BBC awards went to BBC4 shows. Channel 4 won for The School That Tried To End Racism (Best Constructed Documentary Series) and Yinka Bokinni (Best Documentary Presenter), while...
- 11/11/2021
- by Max Goldbart
- Deadline Film + TV
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