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TV review: Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club, ITV1
A heck of a lot packed into a thirty-minute slot. An hour would've been so much better.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 13th September 2020Jonathan Ross on his ITV Comedy Club
"I was growing increasingly concerned, as lockdown carried on and theatres and comedy clubs weren't re-opening, that young comedians had nowhere to work, so weren't earning any money."
Victoria Wilson, What's On TV, 11th September 2020Jonathan Ross to present ITV comedy showcase series
Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club, coming soon to ITV, will see the presenter showcasing four up-and-coming comedians in each half-hour episode.
British Comedy Guide, 23rd July 2020The Jonathan Ross Show returns with "best of" series
The 59-year-old TV presenter has invited celebrity guests to bare all on his talk show The Jonathan Ross Show since 2011, and now ITV have commissioned a new series looking at the most memorable clips from the 15 seasons.
Female First, 27th May 2020The [o]BBC[o]'s celebrity dinner party gameshow returns for a second season, with this week's diners Jonathan Ross, Gabby Logan, Mark Wright, Anita Rani and Rachel Parris all surrendering their credit cards in the hope one of them will be footing the bill. A gentle hark back to the days of dining out.
Ammar Kalia, The Guardian, 14th April 2020Maxxx review
O-T Fagbenle delivered a hilarious send-up of the bloated celebrity ego in Maxxx (E4), the sitcom he wrote and stars in, about a washed-up boy band singer trying to revive his career after years of self-indulgent excess.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 3rd April 2020Jonathan Ross accused of transphobia
Jonathan Ross has been branded "transphobic" after he endorsed comedian Graham Linehan's controversial views on Twitter.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 18th March 2020Jason Manford: The time I nearly cost my employers 50K
Jason Manford has revealed how he almost cost a radio station £50,000 when he accidentally gave away the answer to a big-money competition.
Chortle, 26th January 2020Jimmy Carr returns as the sarky quizmaster in this bumper edition of his anarchic celeb gameshow. Guests Claudia Winkleman, Nish Kumar, Joe Lycett, Alan Carr, Stacey Solomon and Jonathan Ross are all put through their paces in an eccentric celebration of the past 10 years.
Ammar Kalia, The Guardian, 2nd January 2020Jonathan Ross Show taking a break
Jonathan Ross' chat show will be "rested" this spring amid reports of falling ratings.
Female First, 19th December 2019