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Eyes Down |
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| Ray and gang returned for a Christmas Special. more >>
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Parkinson |
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Lily made a rare TV appearance and sang 'Trouble' from her Panto Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs.
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CBeebies Bedtime Hour |
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Paul read two stories, The Cosy Wolf and One Snowy Night.
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British Comedy Awards |
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Paul wasn't nominated in any category but his face adorned the wall in a recreated and updated version of Felice Ficherelli's painting 'The
Rape Of Lucretia'. It showed Paul poised to kill off Lily with a fashionable red stiletto. Notice Buster in the background.
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Cilla Live |
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Cilla Black surprised Paul in his dressing room at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London's West End by a hidden camera linked to the studio where she was in the midst of a two hour live spectacular. Lily was appearing as the Wicked Queen in Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs and was in her Marlene Dietrich styled finale costume.
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The Record Of The Year |
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Paul was a guest on the show, which named the most popular single of the year as Busted's theme song for the Thunderbirds movie.
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The X Factor |
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This week the talent spotting show, hosted by Kate Thornton and featuring Simon Cowell, Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh as judges included a clip of Paul saying a few words. Unfortunately, the public later voted off his favourite songstress, Rowetta.
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National Television Awards |
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Paul presented the Best Daytime Programme to Fern Britton and the This Morning team during this the 10th anniversary show.
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Parkinson |
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Paul joined fellow guests Nigella Lawson, Tina Turner and Lauren Bacall.
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The Paul O'Grady Show |
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| Paul hosted this brand new, daily, live happy hour of entertainment featuring celebrity chat, live music, competitions and games with plenty of audience participation and the chance to win goodie bags, prizes or a big surprise. Recording commenced with a pilot on 7 October. more >>
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This Morning |
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Paul joined Lorraine Kelly and Philip Schofield to discuss his new chat show and the Soaps.
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Best Comedians |
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Lily was voted number 17 in this poll of funniest performers.
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Loose Women |
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Kaye Adams and the celebrity female hosts were joined in the studio by Paul to take a candid look at the hottest stories, the latest showbiz news and topical current affairs.
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City Hospital |
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Documentary, which shares the trials and triumphs of the staff and patients from one of Britain's biggest and busiest city hospitals: Guy's and St Thomas'.
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Eyes Down |
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| The staff of the Rio bingo hall returned for a second series with Paul as the bingo caller Ray. more >>
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Maestro Advertisement |
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Paul provided the voice for a walrus vicar in the advert promoting the name change of the Switch card to Maestro. His lines were "I now declare you married penguins, alright."
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I'm Free! Inside The Comedy Closet |
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A documentary featuring gay and camp entertainers past and present.
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Poetry for GCSE and Poetry Backpack |
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Lily hosted two chat shows in which a range of poets brought their work to life. Nigel Planer, Liz Lochhead and John Hegley took a look at the work of Seamus Heaney and William Blake.
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Call My Bluff |
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Paul recorded one of two appearances of this quiz show on 18 March in Wandsworth. He appeared as himself, ("no money, no dressie-uppie"), on Alan Coren's team with Amanda Barrie. His team's words were 'bucculent', 'galopin' and 'natiform'. Paul failed to guess correctly when it was his turn but the team still won 4-2.
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The Late Late Show |
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Paul was a guest of Pat Kenny on this the world's longest-running chat show.
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The British Soap Awards 2004 |
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The after show party. Paul wasn't able to stay long as he had to get back home to his farm animals. He told of how he's gone through so many pairs of glasses as his cow, Dot, keeps kicking him in the face.
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The British Soap Awards 2004 |
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Realising a dream, Paul hosted this annual award cermony honouring the people behind some of television's most watched soap operas. There was a chance to look back at moments from the last 12 months in soaps as a star-studded line-up presented 18 awards - voted for by the viewing public - to some of the nation's best loved performers and most talented production teams. Paul joked that his tails were second hand so they whiffed a bit.
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This Morning |
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Paul joined Fern Britton and Philip Schofield to advertise the forthcoming British Soap Awards, which he was hosting on 8 May and to discuss the reasons why the Generation Game was dropped.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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| The last show in the series, which Paul would co-host before jetting off to Rome on holiday. Guests: Liz Smith, Jenni Falconer & Katherine Jenkins.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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| After a bout of bronchitis, which caused him to miss last week's recording, Paul returned to co-host this Coronation Street Special. Looking cool in a pair of tinted glasses (he'd fallen asleep wearing his contact lenses), he was in his element interviewing the Corrie stars and never managed to drink his pint of cider. He was invited by the guests to appear at a Royal Variety Club benefit on 18 April in Manchester, which he quickly accepted. Guests: Sue Nicholls, Sally Lindsay, Mark Eden, & Sue Jenkins.
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Today With Des And Mel |
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| Paul was feeling a bit stiff as he'd spent 5 hours recording the Generation Game a couple of days before and whilst hopping around on a balloon, it had collapsed and a contestant had fallen on his face. He had decided not to wear his surgical collar as it made him feel ill! Having forgotten his manager Brendan Murphy's 48th birthday the day before, he now took the opportunity to wish him all the best. Guests: Patrick Stewart, Catherine Tate & Ken Morley.
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Paul O'Grady's Generation Game |
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Paul was to become host of this popular, family game show. Following production blunders during the Special on 3 March, which took a staggering 5 hours to record, it was decided to shelve the project.
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Celebrities Exposed: Coming Out |
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Looking at why, despite many pop stars and camp comedians being openly gay, Hollywood still thinks audiences are not yet ready to accept gay actors. This programme checked out the stars that flirt with gay, and lifted the lid on who's gay and who's not in Hollywood.
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Parkinson |
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Today With Des And Mel |
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| Paul did the show with lop-sided glasses as he had damaged them yet again. He's always falling asleep with them on. He was annoyed that he hadn't received any Valentine's Day cards whilst Buster had received two. News from home was that his cow, Dot, had unusually given birth to twin calves, Caroline and Cymbal. Guests: Curtis Stigers, Anne Robinson & Emma Wilson
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2003 TV Moments |
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Paul was nominated in the Best Reality TV Moment of the year for his part in Celebrity Driving School durung which he failed his driving test theory exam three times. He lost out on this award to Chris Ryan of the TV programme, Hunting Chris Ryan.
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It Shouldn't Happen... To A Travel Reporter |
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Paul related the trials and tribulations of being a holiday show presenter and how it's definitely not like being permanently on holiday in exotic locations.
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National Television Awards Party Of The Year |
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Melanie Sykes and Jonathan Wilkes presented the party from London's Royal Opera House. Celebrities recalled their best TV moments of 2003. Paul sang the praises of Coronation Street and said how he enjoyed seeing Bet Lynch back in the soap.
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