Romesh
TV’s favourite back-stabbing big money game show is back once again as the quick-fire general knowledge quiz The Weakest Link returns to BBC One and BBC iPlayer for a brand new series.
Made by BBC Studios Entertainment, another all-star line-up of celebrity contestants will attempt to win up to £50,000 for charity by answering general knowledge questions before only two remain and play head to head to determine the winner.
TV's Romesh Ranganathan has already found time in a full schedule to make one sitcom, The Reluctant Landlord, for Sky, so when I heard about his new sitcom, Avoidance, I assumed it would be similarly broad and traditional and might also draw on his own life. Yet Avoidance is nothing of the sort. It's a gentle comedy, filmed without an audience, that almost borders on comedy drama rather than flat-out laughter-fest. And unless Ranganathan is trying to tell us something, isn't like his real life at all.
Romesh’s critically acclaimed, sellout tour The Cynic’s Mixtape will be returning to Crawley for three special performances to be recorded for release.
After two years the annual Teenage Cancer Trust concerts at the Royal Albert Hall are set to return. As well as music gigs there will be the traditional comedy night with an all-star bill.
This year's line-up on Tuesday March 22 is hosted by Joel Dommett and features Tom Allen, Rob Beckett, Rosie Jones, Romesh Ranganathan, Suzi Ruffell and Seann Walsh.
BBC Comedy has confirmed Avoidance, a new comedy series, written and created by Romesh Ranganathan and Benjamin Green, who also directs the series.
Romesh Ranganathan also stars in this warm and bittersweet comedy series about a man with severe conflict avoidance issues who is forced to change for the sake of his son.
The brand new series of The Weakest Link with Romesh Ranganathan starts on Saturday 18th Dec, BBC One, with a Strictly Special. There is also a special Christmas episode coming up. Read more about that here.
The Ranganation is back and Romesh Ranganathan is joined this Sunday in the studio by comedian Jack Dee and Emmy-award winner Hannah Waddingham. The trio unpack this week’s news along with the Ranganation (via zoom) - 20 loveable, outspoken characters who represent a cross section of modern Britain, including Romesh’s mum, Shanthi Ranganathan.
BAFTA-nominated Rob & Romesh Vs will return to Sky One and NOW TV on 8 July. The second part of the third series will see Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan taking on Team GB across a number of sports, from weightlifting to canoeing, as well as going head-to-head with sporting icons including as Denise Lewis and Max Whitlock. The pair will also serve up a special episode with none other than tennis legend, Andy Murray.
Have I Got News For You continues on BBC One tonight at 9pm, with Romesh Ranganathan in the host’s chair (his fouth time hosting).
Comedian Jo Brand and poet/broadcaster Lemn Sissay join the regular team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton as this week’s panellists.
Romesh Ranganathan, Sanjeev Bhaskar and Meera Syal are among the celebrities taking part in a video that urges people from ethnic minority communities to get the Covid vaccine.
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