Jonathan Ross
Good bunch of guests tonight, including comedian and Taskmaster star Munya Chawawa who made some fantastic rapid response viral clips during lockdown and beyond. Perhaps most famously his Matt Hancock/Shaggy It Wasn't Me parody. Chawawa is set to be a big star with a number of TV and film projects in the pipeline.
Jonathan is joined this week on Bonfire Night by multi-platinum selling singer and fellow Masked Singer panellist Rita Ora, everyone’s favourite father and son footballing duo Harry and Jamie Redknapp, comedian Sindhu Vee and Hollywood actor and singer Luke Evans. Plus, the singer-songwriter with three consecutive UK No 1 albums, Paolo Nutini, will be performing live in the studio.
This week Jonathan Ross is joined by comedian Chris McCausland, Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer, international star of film, modelling and fashion Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, double Olympic gold champion Dame Kelly Holmes, and for their much-anticipated return, the Arctic Monkeys, with their first British TV show appearance in four years.
The guests on The jonathan ross show this week are the fastest man in the world Usain Bolt, national treasure Joanna Lumley, 50 Shades of Grey heartthrob Jamie Dornan, Line of Duty's Shalom Brune-Franklin and much-loved presenter Holly Willoughby. Plus, Blur and Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn will be performing in the studio.
Jonathan Ross's guests this week are music legend Sir Elton John, beaming in from one of his homes, while in the studio are the hilarious Rob Brydon, former Strictly contestant and Loose Women presenter Judi Love, plus the multi-platinum selling Craig David, who will be chatting and performing with one of the hottest acts in the country, MNEK.
There's a really good comedy line-up on The Jonathan Ross Show this week with guests Michael McIntyre, Aisling Bea, Rob Delaney and rising star Fatiha El-Ghorri.
Also on the show are Ed Sheeran, who appeared remotely last week due to Covid, plus Hollywood stars Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds.
Jonathan Ross returns to ITV Saturday nights for another series of star-studded interviews. The guests in his first show are Succession star Brian Cox, Dame Joan Collins, comedian Rob Beckett, presenter and pundit Alex Scott and music legends Duran Duran.
Across the series the cream of the celebrity crop will delight viewers with tales from the most-talked about TV series and movies. Plus, the biggest sporting stars will exclusively discuss the huge sporting moments that have kept the nation on the edge of their seats.
Jonathan Ross is joined by legendary star of stage and screen Sir Ian McKellen, former Strictly judge and Royal Ballet principal dancer Dame Darcey Bussell and the always hilarious Romesh Ranganathan. Plus, multiple BRIT award-winning singer Rag ’n’ Bone Man will be chatting and performing in the studio.
I wrote a think-piece recently about how Jonathan Ross has been so good for supporting stand-up comedy on his TV shows. Not only did he front a stand-up comedy series during the bleak days of the first lockdown, but he has consistently given breaks to up and coming comics such as Desiree Burch on his mainstream Saturday night chat show.
Jonathan is joined by music and fashion icon Boy George, Great British Bake Off supremo Prue Leith, rapper turned chef Big Zuu, rising star of comedy Joanne McNally, and the multi platinum-selling London Grammar, who will be performing in the studio.
This is a pretty rapid rise for Irish comic Joanne McNally, who appeared on Comedy Central's online Fringe line-up and on the BBC's Festival of Funny stand up show during the pandemic. After guesting on Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club last year she now graduates to the main show.
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