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Paul Merton, Richard Vranch, Suki Webster, Mike McShane and accompanist Kirsty Newton are back on the road in 2022 to visit some of their favourite parts of the UK with another evening of mind-blowing improvisation. The collective improvisational experience embodied in the Chums is a joy to behold. They flex their improvisational muscles to delight and entertain audiences in this country and abroad.
Channel 5 has announced today it has greenlit ‘Motorhoming with Merton & Webster’ .
The series will follow comic couple Paul Merton and Suki Webster as they immerse themselves completely in the incredible world of Motorhoming bringing the audience the ultimate A-Z guide to having an epic Great British Adventure, on four wheels.
Have I Got News for You is 30 years old this year. To mark this significant anniversary Have I Got 30 Years for You celebrates the best of the last the three decades of the show with Paul Merton and Ian Hislop - the battles, the bust ups, the guest hosts, the departure of Angus Deayton, seven prime ministers, five presidents and a tub of lard.
Paul Merton is to join the new production of Hairspray the Musical.
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Martin Clunes is hosting episode 1 of the new series - what are some of your most memorable moments of him on previous series?
Jack Whitehall, Katherine Ryan and Paul Merton are to appear in the new series of Who Do You Think You Are?
Paul Merton, Lee Simpson, Richard Vranch, Suki Webster, Mike McShane and accompanist Kirsty Newton are back on the road in 2019 to visit some of their favourite parts of the UK with another evening of improvisation.
The first edition of the new series of Have I Got News For You has been recorded.
Jeremy Paxman was the guest presenter for the first time. Reporter Steph McGovern joined Ian Hislop and Josh Widdicombe joined Paul Merton.
Paxman is the first of nine guest presenters. Joining him in making a guest presenting debut this series is Greg Davies, who has appeared on the HIGNFY panel several times but never as a guest presenter.
Comedian Paul Merton has revealed how he was asked to contribute to an obituary of Nicholas Parsons even though the Just A Minute host is still alive.
In a podcast interview with Richard Herring Just A Minute regular Merton recalled the incident.
"I had a meeting with somebody who asked could I record something for Nicholas’s obituary. I said no. That was 12 years ago. The person that asked me left the BBC five years ago…"
Comedian Paul Merton will clock up 347 episodes on Radio 4's Just A Minute in the first episode of the new series, overtaking the legendary Kenneth Williams and becoming the second most featured panellist on the show. The episode goes out on February 22 at 6.30pm.
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