Harry Hill
- 60 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, executive producer, comedian, director and editor
Press clippings Page 15
In which celebrities are hurled headlong and baffled into Harry Hill's new comedy panel show. Comedian Micky Flanagan, Robert Peston, Corrie's Sally Dynevor and erstwhile jumpsuit enthusiast Anneka Rice make up the first two teams, tasked with saving the planet from an alien invasion. Because why not?
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 14th April 2018Harry Hill interview
"This feels a bit like the son of TV Burp," he says. "I hope there are enough elements people like, basically taking the p*** out of TV clips."
The Mirror, 13th April 2018Harry Hill's Alien Fun Capsule preview
Harry Hill's Alien Fun Capsule is a panel show - but not as we know it.
Paul Jones, Radio Times, 13th April 2018Tonight, Harry uses the visit of Kate Humble as the pretext for a wildlife special, complete with his own version of the Springwatch-patented badgercam. Expect a few highlights from Humble's career (with particular emphasis on bizarre Sky outing Wild Things), all presented with Hill's customary safari-suited glee.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 17th February 2018Harry Hill's Tea Time moves to tea time slot
The comedy cookery show featuring celebrity guests will now be broadcast on Saturdays at 17:30.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 27th January 2018Time to vigorously Vim down that lino as Harry Hill coaxes another famous face towards his comedy kitchenette. Donning the celebrity sous chef apron tonight is EastEnders star Jessie Wallace, who will be joining Harry in a menu encompassing senseless starters and demented desserts, including a tribute to La La Land. It remains to be seen whether the series has already peaked now that Gregg Wallace has met his ovoid alter ego, Egg Wallace.
Mark Gibbings-Jones, The Guardian, 16th January 2018Harry Hill reveals feud with Jamie Oliver
Harry Hill revealed he's made an enemy of Jamie Oliver in that the celebrity chef lacked a sense of humour over one of his shows.
Katie Baillie, Metro, 5th January 2018The series spoofing cookery shows returns with the "first knight of news", Sir Trevor McDonald, taking his turn. It's a prelude to host Harry Hill asking McDonald to do silly things and the former news anchor gamely obliging, showing how he can disappear ("I mustn't misuse these magic powers"), singing and discussing the merits of the coffee machine-inspired Sospresso. The lightest of comedies imaginable, but no less fun for that.
Jonathan Wright, The Guardian, 2nd January 2018Harry Hill details falling out with Simon Cowell
Harry Hill has revealed he had a falling out with Simon Cowell after he made the entertainment mogul "look a bit of an idiot".
Female First, 28th December 2017I'll never get over turning down a pint with Harry Hill
It has always remained top of my ludicrous decisions list.
Jim-Jim Nugent, The Irish Sun, 8th December 2017