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Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule will return to ITV this April with a brand new series airing on Saturday nights.
The comedy panel show sees Harry Hill preside over two teams of celebrities tasked with saving planet earth from alien invasion!
Guests coming up in the second series include Alex Brooker, Robert Peston, Anneka Rice, Micky Flanagan, Moira Stuart, Una Stubbs, Louis Walsh, Johnny Vegas, Sue Johnston, Anita Rani, Cannon and Ball and Chizzy Akudolu.<
Harry Hill’s Tea-Time will return to Sky One for a brand new series on 2nd January 2018, bringing one part chat show and one part cookery spoof show to the dinner table with guests including Sir Trevor McDonald, Jessie Wallace, Twiggy, Jenny Agutter, Sanjeev Bhaskar and Kate Humble.
Channel 4 has announced three new entertainment projects featuring Alan Carr, Miranda Hart and Harry Hill. These new commissions are in addition to Host The Week, which is currently on air and the Alan Carr-helmed pilot of The Price is Right.
Harry Hill is one of the stars playing a benefit to raise money for comedian Jim Tavare at the Lyric Theatre on June 12. As previously reported, Tavare was involved in a serious car crash in California in March. He is now recovering but despite having medical insurance still faces substantial bills and may never be able to play the double bass again.
I was so distracted by the recurring car crash of The Nightly Show that a much better new ITV1 comedy series passed me by this week. Harry Hill's Alien Fun Capsule kicked off on Thursday evening and looks set to recapture the glorious insanity of TV Burp.
Harry Hill’s brand new TV concept The Remote Controller is to give viewers the chance to show that they can do better than TV executives.
The public is being invited to pitch their ideas for a new TV show looking at the best, worst and plain craziest ideas Britain has for the small screen.
For those of you that miss TV Burp you are going to have to make sure you have Sky. Harry’s Hill’s new series is definitely not a TV Burp clone, but to this fan who mourned the passing of his ITV1 clipfest it does feel like the nearest thing you’ll see in both spirit and execution. And judging by the first episode it could evolve to be just as funny.
This review first appeared in the Evening Standard here.
Comedian Harry Hill has teamed up with production company CPL Productions to launch Nit TV.
The new joint venture will see CPL Productions and Hill growing the company together, with CPL acting as the production company for all programmes.
The first commission on their slate is for a two series deal (8 x 30’) with Sky for comedy cookery show Harry Hill’s Tea-Time – a programme featuring Harry’s usual brand of madcap family friendly fun with special star guests.
Harry Hill is to reform his legendary pub band for a one-off show as a tribute to member Matt Bradstock-Smith, who has died.
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