Posted: Friday 2nd December 2011 at 12:48pm by Paul
Guests for the Christmas Special of The Jonathan Ross Show have been announced:
Tom Cruise will be promoting his new film Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol.
Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison from TV show The Inbetweeners will be discussing the DVD release of the summer smash hit film version of the show.
Downton Abbey favourites Jessica Brown-Findlay, Michelle Dockery and Laura Carmichael will be talking about their upcoming Christmas Special airing on Christmas Day.
Comedian Tim Minchin and music from Il Volo – a trio of Italian operatic pop teenage tenors from American Idol – will round off the guest lineup.
The Jonathan Ross Show Christmas Special will air on ITV1 on Friday 23rd December (yes, Jonathan is back on Friday nights for one week only!) at 9am through to 10.15pm.
Posted: Saturday 1st October 2011 at 5:14pm by Paul
As we posted last weekend, Coldplay performed a special Live On Letterman concert for the Late Show in September, and separately performed a track for an episode of the Late Show With David Letterman.
Coldplay seemed to enjoy their time at the Ed Sullivan Theater so much that they refused to leave and gave an impromptu encore performance of Us Against The World for the Late Show audience.
Their roadies were trying to clear the equipment away at the time, but Chris and the band just wanted to carry on and perform. Chris had problems with his microphone so played the encore performance without one.
Contactmusic reports “Slowly everyone joins in on stage. Will realises that Chris has taken the piano stool, so ends up kneeling on the floor. Jonny and Guy have their volume backed almost to off. The whole thing is just a joy to witness. Completely off the script, unplanned and ramshackle, but at the same time completely wonderful. Just the band and the audience sharing the moment”.
They say one of the roadies stated “roadies commence unplugging and switching off and then suddenly Chris is spotted walking back to the stage. Further chaos and pandemonium ensues as it transpires they’re going to do Us Against the World”.
Watch the special encore performance below – recorded by somebody in the Ed Sullivan Theater crowd:
Posted: Thursday 29th September 2011 at 9:42am by Paul
Jonathan Ross and Graham Norton are both nominated for Best Talk Show at the National TV Awards.
Jonathan Ross is nominated for his old Friday Night show whereas Graham Norton is nominated for his own talk show which replaced Jonathan’s on BBC1 Friday nights in the same timeslot when Friday Night With Jonathan Ross ended last year.
Posted: Sunday 25th September 2011 at 12:19am by Paul
Popular British band Coldplay stopped by the Ed Sullivan Theater this week to play a special concert as part of the Live On Letterman series of webcasts.
The concert was streamed live on the CBS Late Show website and is now available to watch on demand on their website:
In addition to the Live On Letterman webcast concert, Coldplay also performed their new song Paradise on an episode of the Late Show this week:
Posted: Sunday 4th September 2011 at 4:00pm by Paul
The Jonathan Ross Show made its premiere on ITV1 last night. Guests on the opening show were Sarah Jessica Parker, Lewis Hamilton and Adele.
The new talk show followed a very similar format to his old BBC1 show Friday Night With Jonathan Ross. So much so that certain reviewers are describing it as the same show but with adverts.
It’s a very traditional talk show and still features the backstage “green room” area where guests wait and are shown on a TV screen.
After one guest is interviewed they return to the “green room” area – the same as his old BBC1 show worked (not like The Graham Norton Show where the guest normally stays out when the next one is interviewed.
The set for the show looks very American-esque and reminded me a lot of the sets for The Tonight Show With Jay Leno and Conan.
The new theme tune was produced by Mark Ronson and featured trumpets and orchestral sounds – again, similar to the theme tunes for The Tonight Show, Late Night and Conan in the US.
An ITV1 repeat will air on Thursday 10.35pm and a further repeat will air on ITV2 on Friday at 11.40pm.
The full show is available to watch on ITV Player and there are a couple of exclusive online clips they couldn’t fit into the show:
Posted: Wednesday 31st August 2011 at 1:41pm by Paul
Further information has been announced for The Jonathan Ross Show.
The new ITV1 talk show will premiere this Saturday night at 9.45pm and an ITV1 repeat will air on Thursday next week at 10.35pm, then will be repeated again on ITV2 at 11.40pm on Friday night.
The Jonathan Ross Show will be 60 minutes long (including advert breaks).
There will be no house band on the show.
Guests for the first show have been confirmed – Sarah Jessica Parker, Lewis Hamilton and Adele.
The second episode will also air at 9.45pm on the Saturday (10th September) but on some weeks the programme time may vary so check your local listings.
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