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The Jonathan Ross Show

The Jonathan Ross Show

  • TV chat show
  • ITV1
  • 2011 - 2024
  • 235 episodes (21 series)

Prime-time ITV chat show hosted by Jonathan Ross, featuring light-hearted interviews with A-list talent.

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It must be a new TV term because the school joker is back behind his desk. Ross made a smooth transition last year to Saturdays on ITV1, where he still attracts around three million viewers and quality guests. On that basis, this week's catch of Irish Hollywood star Colin Farrell and model Kelly Brook doesn't look like a vintage offering, but with Ross, it scarcely matters: it's all about him.

David Butcher, Radio Times, 18th August 2012

Jonathan Ross kicks-off new series with Olympic stars

Jonathan Ross is set to kick-start the new series of his show with an Olympic-themed line-up, with ITV confirming Usain Bolt and Tom Daley will be joining Jessica Ennis on the sofa.

Hannah Duncan, Metro, 15th August 2012

Jonathan Ross sells film rights to his comic book Turf

TV legend Jonathan Ross is off to Hollywood after selling the film rights to his first comic book, Turf.

The Sun, 28th July 2012

Jonathan Ross: I'm growing old but I'm NOT growing up

Chat show king on cartoons and being a grandpa.

Jen Blackburn, The Sun, 17th July 2012

This week's Hollywood star with something to plug is Danny DeVito, who has lent his unmistakeable voice to the title role of the latest attempt to turn a lovable Dr Seuss book into an even more lovable film - The Lorax.

But no doubt many of us will be a tad more interested to see what Ross gets out of fellow guests Simon Cowell and David Walliams, whose sparring on the Britain's Got Talent judging panel could well turn out to be the story of the sixth series, which gets under way earlier in the evening.

They're both known for being funny, frank interviewees, too, and therefore perfect sofa fodder. If that weren't enough the very brilliant Dara O'Briain drops by too, hopefully with news and inside titbits from that other talent-show juggernaut, The Apprentice.

Rounding things off, there's music from singer-songwriter Labrinth (who just happens to be signed to Cowell's record label Syco).

David Butcher, Radio Times, 24th March 2012

The verbose host welcomes his last batch of guests for this series, and it's a strong line-up of Hollywood star Danny DeVito, comedian Dara O'Briain and, in a rare TV interview, Simon Cowell alongside fellow Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams. There's also an extraordinary musical turn from chart-topping grime artist Labrinth - who happens to be signed to Cowell's Syco record label.

Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 23rd March 2012

Simon Cowell nearly walks out of The Jonathan Ross Show

Britain's Got Talent's Simon Cowell nearly stormed out of his appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show after David Walliams refused to stop making jokes about his sexuality.

Metro, 22nd March 2012

This week's guests are warmly witty north-eastern comedian Sarah Millican, who discusses her debut TV vehicle The Sarah Millican Television Programme, and retired boxer Sugar Ray Leonard, who now acts as a fighting consultant on films and recently showed off his twinkle toes on Dancing with the Stars.

The Telegraph, 16th March 2012

Freddie Flintoff rides bucking bronco on Jonathan Ross

Freddie Flintoff is given a rough ride on tonight's Jonathan Ross Show - saddling up on a mechanical bucking bronco.

The Sun, 10th March 2012

Kiefer Sutherland - who was last seen on our screens as agent Jack Bauer in the hit American series 24 - joins Jonathan Ross tonight to discuss his new TV drama Touch, which sees him play the widower father of a gifted child. Also in the studio are Mamma Mia! actress Amanda Seyfried, whose new film Gone is released later this month; and the modfather himself, Paul Weller, who will be performing songs from his forthcoming album, Sonik Kicks.

Pete Naughton, The Telegraph, 9th March 2012

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