Alan Carr: Chatty Man

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Vic Reeves 'drunk' on telly

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Camp comic Alan Carr upset viewers after using the 'C' word on his chat show.

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For most men, it's a case of hair today, gone tomorrow. But for Alan Carr, it seems the old adage does not necessarily hold true.

Lily Allen hits back at Alan Carr

Lily Allen has posted a response on her Twitter page to Alan Carr's "foul mouthed rant".

Alan blasts Allen

Alan Carr branded singer Lily Allen a "f****** bitch" after she dropped out of his Chatty Man show with two hours' notice.

Piers Morgan calls Alan Carr 'repugnant'

Piers Morgan has stepped up his feud with camp comic Alan Carr, branding him "repugnant, whiny and helium-fuelled" - and with a voice as annoying as the Krankies.

This is worth watching for curiosity value alone, as the publicity shy Katie Price and her new husband, former cross-dressing cage fighter Alex Reid, pitch up on Alan Carr's couch for their first TV interview as a married couple. Obviously they have much to plug, including Price's "latest novel" Paradise. "Latest novel" is a shocking phrase when you consider that as this is her latest novel, there must have been others. Also appearing are James Corden, who will bore on about the World Cup, and Latino cutie Enrique Iglesias.

Chatty Man review

Alan Carr's on the wane. The tedious Sunday Night Project's been mercifully axed and he's having to rely on the uninspired Chatty Man; his hit-and-miss chat show that proves cheeky banter and plentiful double entendres don't equal good TV.

Anyone who had their doubts that Alan Carr would make a good chat show host has been proved firmly, delightfully wrong. In this fourth series of knockabout conversations, he demonstrates his show isn't just deliciously watchable, it now has serious pulling power. Top of the bill tonight is man of the moment Russell Brand, currently receiving rave reviews in America for his performance as a dissolute rock star in Get Him to the Greek. For all Brand's global fame, Carr will be sure to bring him crashing down to earth with a few cheeky questions about Sachsgate. Other guests include Pamela Anderson and three of the cast of Glee (including Matthew "Mr Schue" Morrison). With music from quirky rapper Plan B, it should be a pleasantly packed show.