Press clippings Page 15
Mammy Mia, here we go again. Series two of the chat show spinoff continues, with various game celebs - Freddie Flintoff, Jason Manford, Fatima Whitbread - yielding to the chaotic quizzing of Brendan O'Carroll's matriarch. Pleasingly, the bawdy spotlight is equally focused on the studio audience.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 26th May 2018Jason Manford happy to call anti-vaxxers 'stupid'.
The comedian's comment hasn't gone down well with those who object to giving their children the MMR jab.
Emma Gill, Manchester Evening News, 10th May 2018Comedy review: Jason Manford
You would be hard pushed to find many comedians with his hit rate and crowd-pleasing ease at playing the knackered parent.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 8th May 2018Jason Manford review
Families, working at Asda and deaths in Disney films - Manford covered it all.
Ben Eccleston, Coventry Telegraph, 7th May 2018Jason Manford comes to the aid of woman
Jason Manford had to halt a comedy gig in dramatic fashion this week after an audience member collapsed at the show.
Digital Spy, 4th May 2018Preview - QI: Oddballs
Speaking as QI's official "Advanced Pedant", I also happen to know of at least one thing in this show that is wrong. It seems that Alan is slightly mistaken about the reasons why Pike Dad's Army failed to get into the army.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 2nd February 2018Preview - QI: O Christmas
Sandi Toksvig and Alan Davies celebrate Christmas with some interesting festive facts.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 26th December 2017Jason Manford marries Lucy Dyke in festive ceremony
Jason Manford has married his girlfriend Lucy Dyke in a stunning ceremony in Manchester. The pair said "I do" in front of their family and friends on Saturday before heading to a curry house in the city.
Ellie Henman, The Sun, 25th December 2017Jason Manford's Xmas gesture for mum who lost daughter
The comedian has reached out to the family whose daughter was hit by a minibus in the summer.
Emma Gill, Manchester Evening News, 13th December 2017Chortling boob McIntyre is joined this week by former Saturday Rochelle Humes and her fella, Marvin. They hand over their phones for the weekly Send to All skit, while Jason Manford turns in a quick snippet of standup and another man, coincidentally also called Marvin - this one's a horse trainer - becomes the "unexpected star of the show", a hidden camera palaver worthy of Noel Edmonds's heyday. Make of that what you will.
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 9th December 2017