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OK, John Bishop has a go - what do we think?
At least he told his own jokes, appalling though they were!
The format got in the way again - he had to interrupt a bemused Roger Daltrey to shoehorn in a seriously unfunny sketch with Bishop as Madonna - that running 'gag' needs to be dropped right now.
And he was so nervous that at times, only dogs could hear the higher notes of his voice, and he needs to remember that he has a microphone and doesn't need to project to the back of the workingmen's club concert room any more.
Still dreadful, but differently dreadful in a morbidly fascinating way.
Any thoughts?
At least he told his own jokes, appalling though they were!
The format got in the way again - he had to interrupt a bemused Roger Daltrey to shoehorn in a seriously unfunny sketch with Bishop as Madonna - that running 'gag' needs to be dropped right now.
And he was so nervous that at times, only dogs could hear the higher notes of his voice, and he needs to remember that he has a microphone and doesn't need to project to the back of the workingmen's club concert room any more.
Still dreadful, but differently dreadful in a morbidly fascinating way.
Any thoughts?
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trt - I watched the first half, where they actually had the gall to trail Bishop's Kylie impersonation, which was not only not funny, it was actually really creepy.
Someone needs to get a grip of the format of this show - apart from the chat, which is ho-hum, the only other bits are the dreadful 'musical' impersonations, and some silly childish joke or other involving humiliating guests, or, as last night, hooting at the ignorance of teenagers.
Can they also tell Mr Bishop to lower his voice an octave, and stop shouting - he is not in a workingmen's club any more.
Someone needs to get a grip of the format of this show - apart from the chat, which is ho-hum, the only other bits are the dreadful 'musical' impersonations, and some silly childish joke or other involving humiliating guests, or, as last night, hooting at the ignorance of teenagers.
Can they also tell Mr Bishop to lower his voice an octave, and stop shouting - he is not in a workingmen's club any more.
I like John Bishop's comment - that The Nightly Show has been "a learning experience".
So is root canal surgery without anaesthetic!
An 'experience' doesn't have to be a good experience!!
Mel and Sue have seen the way the wind blows and exited stage left - the remaining hosts will wish they had had the same career-saving wisdom.
So is root canal surgery without anaesthetic!
An 'experience' doesn't have to be a good experience!!
Mel and Sue have seen the way the wind blows and exited stage left - the remaining hosts will wish they had had the same career-saving wisdom.
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