Michael McIntyre's Big Show
- TV variety
- BBC One
- 2015 - 2024
- 41 episodes (7 series)
Variety show hosted by Michael McIntyre.
- Due to return for Series 8
- Christmas Special repeated Monday 2nd December at 6am on Comedy Central
Streaming rank this week: 2,553
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 5
Notes
This episode was scheduled to start at 7:50pm but was delayed by 35 minutes due over-running sports coverage.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Saturday 21st May 2016
- Time
- 8:25pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 45 minutes
Cast & crew
| Michael McIntyre | Host / Presenter |
| Robbie Savage | Guest |
| Colin Cloud | Guest |
| Laura Thornton | Self |
| Katherine Jenkins | Musical Performer |
| Henry Paker | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Chris Howe | Director |
| Christian Fletcher | Series Producer |
| Ed Daggett | Producer |
| Sonal Patel | Producer |
| Dan Baldwin | Executive Producer |
| Rachel Ashdown | Executive Producer |
| Claire Horton | Executive Producer |
| Claire Nash | Edit Producer |
| Clara Marshall | Edit Producer |
| Steve Andrews | Editor |
| Jamie Shemeld | Editor |
| Bex Murray | Editor |
| Dominic Tolfts | Production Designer |
| Paul Farrer | Composer |
Videos
Send To All with Robbie Savage
Football pundit Robbie Savage hands his phone over to Michael McIntyre.
Featuring: Michael McIntyre & Robbie Savage.
Unexpected Star: Laura the Florist
Florist Laura turned up at the theatre to deliver flowers and ended up on stage singing a huge jazz number.
Featuring: Michael McIntyre & Laura Thornton.
Press
Maybe I've got a bit of a cold coming on. Maybe I'm under the weather. Maybe I'm just miserable, but I had to grab the remote control when this show started and put the volume down - and down and down again. Am I just a grumpy killjoy, or is tonight's show especially loud, flashy and hysterical? I could hardly cope. From the opening moment when McIntyre runs out on stage with his top hat, through the "mind magic" of Colin Cloud, the high jinks of footballer Robbie Savage, and the melodious warblings of Katherine Jenkins as she sings Heroes, the whole show seemed like a sparkly assault on the senses. I put the volume down low, took some paracetamol, and then managed to cope better.
This show is so full of puppyish energy and fizzy enthusiasm that it suits Saturday night TV perfectly, and those who like to get merry with a few vodkas before heading out on the town might find this a perfect substitute for the booze because it certainly makes you giddy and fantastically keen to get out the door.
Julie McDowall, The National (Scotland), 21st May 2016