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Television
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100 Years At The Kings |
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Paul described some of the wonderful experiences he'd had performing at the King's Theatre in Glasgow.
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Who Wants To Be A Christmas Millionaire |
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Paul competed with Lesley Garrett and won £32,000 for charity.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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Guests: Maureen Lipman, Sharleen Spiteri & Christopher Cazenove.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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Guests: Chris Hide, Liberty X, Phil Taylor & Helen Lederer.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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Guests: Rolf Harris, Paul Shane, Blue & Elize du toit.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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Guests: Michelle Collins, Nelly Furtardo, Josie Lawrence, & Linda Lusardi.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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| Paul stood in as co-host whilst Des took a break. On his first appearance, he was presented with a handbag with a picture of Des on one side and Mel on the other. He said he'd use it in Panto. Guests: Brian Blessed, Enrique & Sherrie Hewson.
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This Morning |
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Paul was a guest discussing how to keep pets safe during
bonfire night. He had Buster and Louis, who was making his TV debut, on the sofa with him, as he advertised the PDSA 2004 calendar in which he and the dogs appear. He also related how he and a gang of school children threw hot dogs at David Blaine whilst he was in his box at Tower Bridge.
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Friday Night With Jonathan Ross |
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Paul was such a hit on the previous series he was invited back again very quickly. To the viewers' delight, he confirmed he would be taking over as host of the Generation Game in the new year.
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Outtake TV |
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A fourth compilation of out takes from the world of television, including one with a certain Ms Savage, a true professional according to Paul! The show also included embarrassing moments from golden oldies such as Dixon of Dock Green, All Creatures Great and Small and Challenge Anneka.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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Paul was a guest on the daytime show hosted by Des O'Connor and Melanie Sykes. He was accompanied by Buster whom they tried to pair up with a bitch even though Paul insisted he wouldn't know what to do!
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Cilla In Black And White |
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A one hour documentary commemorating Cilla Black's 40 years
in showbiz. The show featured new interviews with Cilla and friends such as Paul and Cliff Richard.
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Total TV guide Advert |
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Looking very dapper, Paul advertised a new TV listing magazine, Total TV guide. The ad ran for a week.
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The BBC Three New Comedy Awards |
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A BBC Talent initiative to find tomorrow's hottest new comedy stars. A five month campaign culminated in the Grand Final, hosted by Paul, from George Square Theatre during the Edinburgh Fringe. Between acts, Paul performed some stand-up as himself. Rhod Gilbert beat the other five comedians to win the 'Best stand-up' trophy and £2000 prize money.
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Living Famously |
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A stunning series of biographical portraits
revealing the true stories of the lives of some of the greatest names in international
entertainment. In this programme on Marlene Dietrich, Paul reminisced about the life and influence of his favourite film star.
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Patrick Kielty Almost Live |
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The interview between Patrick and Paul was hilarious and both seemed to be having a ball. The only downside being when Paul related the story of his puppy Bingo who had died when it crawled under the cover of Paul's swimming pool.
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Eyes Down |
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| A new comedy by Angela Clarke dealing with the lives, loves, hopes and disappointments of the staff and punters at a Liverpool bingo palace. Paul plays Ray who calls the bingo and presides over a motley crew: There's Christine on catering, whose unfortunate love-life is sublimated in her chihuahua. She is blind to the devotion she arouses in floorman Martin, a mother's boy, whose life is a world away from that of mechanic and ladies' man Bobby. Sandy is young, pregnant, and not too bright, while Mary the cleaner is an endless source of bizarre anecdotes and skewed wisdom. Completing the line-up are Kitty, Kay and Kathline, whose weekly rituals bring them luck at the bingo! Also starring Rosie Cavaliero, Edna Dora, Neil Fitzmaurice, Tony Maudsley and Sheridan Smith. Recorded every Friday from 2 May-20 June 2003. more >>
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Richard & Judy |
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Paul guested on the last show of the series talking about his forthcoming sitcom, Eyes Down. He had just returned from a holiday in New York but had since caught the cold. Richard was very interested in the fact that Paul had married, and indeed hadn't bothered getting divorced from, a Portuguese lesbian.
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This Morning |
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Paul co-hosted the show with Cat Deeley. Special guest was Cilla Black who was celebrating her 60th birthday and Paul didn't let her forget it taking every opportunity to wind her up. Jackie Collins was also in the studio and Paul helped her make Hollywood Cheesecake.
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V Graham Norton |
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Paul revealed to the nation that he had passed his driving test on the third attempt. He asked fellow guest Meera Syal if he could be on 'The Kumars At No. 42'.
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The British Soap Awards 2003 |
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Des O'Connor and Melanie Sykes presided over this year's ceremony honouring people behind some of TV's most-watched soaps. Paul presented the 'Best British Soap' award to Coronation Street and his appearance stole the show just like at last year's event.
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Outtake TV |
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The third show in the series of hilarious 'bloopers' programmes showed more celebrity mishaps and gaffes, including clips of news presenters off-camera.
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Friday Night With Jonathan Ross |
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After giving Jonathan a piece of his mind for being introduced as a tranvestite, Paul settled down for a revealing interview. He informed the viewers that he was carrying on with his driving lessons and would be taking his test again in April. He surprised everyone by saying he was training for a pilot's licence. His next TV project would be Eyes Down, which was about to start rehearsals and in which he plays the manager of a bingo hall although he's not a fan of the game himself.
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Comic Relief 2003: The Big Hairdo |
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The results of Celebrity Driving School were announced by Lenny Henry live to the nation. Unfortunately, all six celebrities taking part failed their driving test. The disbelief on their faces was evident but they can all take heart from the fact that they helped raise £200,000 for charity.
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Celebrity Driving School |
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Paul's attempts to learn to drive and pass his test were captured with hilarious results as part of Comic Relief's Red Nose Day. The other celebrities taking part were Gareth Gates, Jade Goody, Nadia Sawalha, Simon Day and Natalie Cassidy.
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2002 TV Moments |
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Jonathan Ross hosted a live celebration of the TV events of 2002 that had angered, amused and amazed the viewing public. Paul, looking very happy and healthy, dismissed recent articles in some tabloids about his health by saying, "I've come back from the grave more times than a necrophiliac at an orgy." He then presented the award for Best Entertainment Moment and was delighted it was won by Angus Deayton. The winners were:
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Total Cops |
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A light hearted documentary cataloguing the A-Z of TV Cops. A clip of Paul's character Roxanne from The Bill was shown.
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Kids On Top |
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Paul narrated this amusing two-part series where two families had their lives turned upside down for a week. The children were in charge and the adults had to agree by their rules.
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