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An American version of Michael McIntyre's new hit game show The Wheel is set to be made.
Variety has reported that NBC has ordered 10 new episodes.
Michael McIntyre's Saturday night game show The Wheel has been recommisioned.
The Wheel has sent BBC One viewers into a spin as each week, exciting celebrity guests attempt to help contestants win big. Full of edge-of-your seat jeopardy, laughs, stars and a colossal spinning Wheel, the feel-good entertainment programme has put a unique spin on Saturday nights, with episode one consolidating at 6.3 million viewers (28 day figure).
If you tune into Five on Friday, January 1 from 9pm you will definitely see Michael McIntyre in their documentary, Michael McIntyre: In His Own Words. You might also see some of me if I've made the edit.
Each episode of Michael McIntyre's The Wheel sees a mixture of great contestants, celebrity guests and laugh out loud moments as The Wheel brings a brand new spin to Saturday nights on BBC One.
Michael McIntyre's latets show was recored back in March before lockdown. It takes in Australia, being chubby, remembering passwords, accents and dogs. He can even get away with a gag about the Titanic which is so old it would have sunk lesser comedians. There are lots of nice callbacks too, underlining that he is a comedy craftsman as well as a showman.
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Each episode sees a mixture of great contestants, celebrity guests and laugh out loud moments as The Wheel brings a brand new spin to Saturday nights on BBC One.
Michael McIntyre is returning to BBC One with a series looking back at some of his favourite moments from his primetime Big Show, including Send to All’s from presenter Holly Willoughby and chef Jamie Oliver in Michael McIntyre’s Big Laughs.
Some of the best bits of Michael McIntyre's recent primetime television shows are to be repackaged and broadcast by BBC One.
Michael McIntyre is to film a stand-up special for Netflix.
The arena-filling superstar is the latest comic to do a deal with the streaming service, joining major American comics as well as British stars including Ricky Gervais, Daniel Sloss and Katherine Ryan, whose shows have been streamed on Netflix.
The Comedy Store in London marked its fortieth birthday last night with a party at the Cafe De Paris. But before that there was the small matter of an enormous gig at the Piccadilly Circus venue in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust and celebrating the club's founder Don Ward, without whom the comedy scene in the UK would be very different - in fact it might not even exist.
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