Michael McIntyre
- 49 years old
- English
- Writer, executive producer and stand-up comedian
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BBC orders a second series of Michael McIntyre's Chat Show
The BBC has ordered a second series of Michael McIntyre's chat show. The stand-up comedian will return to BBC One later in the year for more episodes.
British Comedy Guide, 12th April 2014Classic interview: Russell Howard
One day your children will say to you "what's a DVD?". You can simply plug their hologooglegizmo into this article and give them the answer. Back in 2009 comedy DVDs were selling by the truckload. People still actually bought things in shops and slid them into machines. While Michael McIntyre, Lee Evans and Peter Kay were the big sellers Russell Howard was comedy's rising star. I interviewed him for The Times in Brighton in sunny June where he was shooting his live DVD for a Christmas release. Five years on Howard is very much in the premier league, taking his feelgood banter around the globe.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 8th April 2014Michael McIntyre pockets £9m from his latest tour
Michael McIntyre has cashed in a £9 million cheque from his latest stand-up comedy tour.
Mail on Sunday, 30th March 2014Don't write Michael McIntyre off as a host just yet
The comedian may not have stormed the ratings with his first show, but he gets big guests and is improving fast - a recipe for success.
Mark Jefferies, Radio Times, 28th March 2014The Michael McIntyre Chat Show: where did it go wrong?
The producers of the comedian's ailing show are clearly trying to revamp it to play to his strengths. What do Graham Norton and Jonathan Ross have that he doesn't?
Mark Lawson, The Guardian, 25th March 2014BBC says Michael McIntyre's show has made a 'fantastic start'
Mark Linsey, Controller, Entertainment Commissioning says: "We're delighted that The Michael McIntyre Chat Show has made such a fantastic start."
British Comedy Guide, 25th March 2014Michael McIntyre Chat Show facing axe
The Michael McIntyre Chat Show reportedly won't be returning to screens after its current run ends.
Sarah Deen, Metro, 24th March 2014Stop hating on Michael McIntyre
Michael McIntyre's new chat show is losing viewers perhaps because of his 'ego', but Ava Vidal wants to know what's wrong with having a good sense of self-esteem? Far better that than being crippled by self-doubt.
Ava Vidal, The Telegraph, 21st March 2014Is this proof the TV chat show is dead?
It takes experience and steel nerves to control a difficult interviewee. The problem is, Michael McIntyre is not a journalist. He's a family comedian, as abrasive as a butterball.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 21st March 2014Can Michael McIntyre join the chatshow greats?
Michael McIntyre made his chatshow debut on BBC One last night, scampering around and breaking the fourth wall - but he still respected the golden rules of presenting. So what makes a truly great host?
Julia Raeside, The Guardian, 11th March 2014