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Eamonn Holmes welcomes his wife Ruth Langsford to the dating-themed panel show. In her absence, she's often the subject of the host's self-mockery, so now she can turn the screw in person. Also guesting on the series closer are Russell Kane, Al Porter and Carol Vorderman. There's cheeky banter - personified by Kelly Brook as one team captain - but the show is made somewhat edgier by her rival, the naturally hilarious Vicky Pattison.

Jack Seale, The Guardian, 19th August 2016

25hr broadcast: Al Porter - At Large

Al Porter interview.

Rosie Gillott, Fresh Air, 18th August 2016

Interview with Al Porter

Al Porter video interview.

Edinburgh Festivals, 12th August 2016

Al Porter's most memorable gigs

"I love Billy Connolly's piss-stained trousers"

Chortle, 5th August 2016

I talk to: Al Porter

Rising Irish star Al Porter is following up his hugely successful 2015 Edinburgh debut Al Porter Is Yours with a brand new show full of cheekiness, honesty & sparkling showmanship!

Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 29th July 2016

Five fast Fringe questions with...Al Porter

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Al Porter answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

The Reviews Hub, 28th July 2016

BWW Q&A - Al Porter

BWW speaks to Al Porter about his 2016 Edinburgh Fringe show Al Porter At Large.

Natalie O'Donoghue, Broadway World, 27th July 2016

Latitude: reflections on a weekend of comedy

Latitude has often used the tag-line 'more than just a music festival' and with an extensive arts line-up that's certainly true. The Suffolk festival has also grown into one of the largest comedy programmes on the circuit. The tents may now have been dismantled, but Fergus Morgan reflects back on a weekend's mirth in the festival's purple comedy arena.

Fergus Morgan, The Reviews Hub, 20th July 2016

Latitude 2016: Al Porter review

Perhaps the nearby stall selling Emu's and Cuddles - two 70s TV soft toy puppets - knows something we don't. Anyone watching Al Porter's stand-up in the comedy tent will definitely feel like they have taken a step back in time. If you think of a mash-up of Alan Carr and Frank Carson with a touch of Larry Grayson thrown in for good measure, you would not be far away from the truth.

Andy Moseley, The Reviews Hub, 17th July 2016

Dapper laughs: comedians with a sense of style

Some of the Fringe's top comedians reveal why they dress to impress on stage.

Brian Donaldson, The List, 12th July 2016

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