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Paul O'Grady's Got Talent |
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Paul hosts this brand new one-off special that is looking for the greatest variety acts in the country. Join the acts in the audience and watch them be called on to the studio floor to perform - there will be magicians, comedians, dancing dogs, ventriloquists, cheerleaders, novelty acts, talented children - amateurs and professionals of all ages.
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The 2005 British Comedy Awards |
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Sid Vicious presented Paul with The Best Comedy Entertainment Personality award whilst on the wall hung a portrait of Paul, as Sir William Beechey's Lord Nelson, complete with an 'I Luv Cilla' badge and a Miss Birkenhead sash.
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Most Haunted Live |
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During an appearance by Yvette Fielding on his show, Paul mentioned to her that he wanted to guest on the live programme and she told him to come along. Derek Acorah's last ever Most Haunted Live event played out in London's eerie East End, where the team followed in the footsteps of the world's most notorious serial killer - Jack the Ripper. Paul had an experience when he thought his late friend Reg was trying to get through to him.
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National Television Awards |
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Regular presenters on The Paul O'Grady show accompanied Paul when he accepted the first award of the evening for Most Popular Daytime Programme. Also nominated in the Most Popular Entertainment Presenter category, Paul was pipped at the post by Ant and Dec.
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Pride Of Britain Awards 2005 |
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Paul presented the award for British Gas Neighbour to Lesley Pulman for her bravery standing up to thugs in her community whilst suffering from multiple sclerosis.
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Avenue Of The Stars |
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ITV celebrated it's 50th birthday with a star-studded evening of entertainment. Paul presented Cilla Black with a star to recognise her contribution to the world of show business. Their banter brought tears of laughter and a standing ovation.
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The Paul O'Grady Show |
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| The third series started transmission on 12 September but was to be the last on ITV. more >>
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This Morning |
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Paul guested.
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Call My Bluff |
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Paul's second appearance on the word guessing show.
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Brainiac: Science Abuse |
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Science show presented by Richard Hammond and featuring experiments and explosions. Paul appeared in episode #3.1.
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The British Soap Awards 2005 |
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Paul hosted the seventh annual award show for the second year running.
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GMTV |
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Paul was a guest on this early morning show.
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The British Academy Television Awards |
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Hosted by Graham Norton. Paul beat off stiff competition from the likes of Ant and Dec to win the Best Entertainment Performance award, presented by Davina McCall. He also presented the award for Best Situation comedy to Black Books.
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The Paul O'Grady Show |
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| Following the huge success of his chat show, Paul returned for an extended, 11-week second series complete with a studio full of topiary and a new organ. more >>
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Today With Des And Mel |
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Paul popped in to the studio to promote the return of his teatime chatshow. He also spoke about his delight at recently being snowbound at his home in Kent and how he enjoyed toboganning and building snowmen. He mentioned he was hand rearing a new pet lamb, which lived in his house.
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Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway |
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Paul guested on the cheeky duo's game show.
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Comic Aid |
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Footage from the one off benefit gig at London’s Carling Apollo, which raised money for the Asian Tsunami Appeal. Lily presented part of the show and had three dress changes.
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The Bitchiest Ever TV Moments |
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Julian Clary hosted this remarkable array of ill-tempered bad behaviour. Among those battling it out for the top spot were Elton John’s rants from the documentary Tantrums and Tiaras, and Alexis throwing out Krystle’s furs after moving into the fabulous Carrington mansion in the glossy soap Dynasty. Plus, home-grown footage courtesy of Pasty Kensit’s Emmerdale character Sadie King, as well as a whole host of juicy snippets from the world of reality TV, including Sharon Osbourne’s tirade against The X Factor winner Steve Brookstein during the final. Paul came in at number 38 when he was ranting about his socks in Paul O'Grady's Orient and Lily made number 11 when she told someone to get rid of her husband on This Morning.
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