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Jack Whitehall's Father's Day review

Jack and his father Whitehall had their hearts in the right place, but this special was a little too performative.

Emily Baker, i Newspaper, 19th June 2020

Jack Whitehall and his parents join Gogglebox

Jack Whitehall has joined Celebrity Gogglebox - along with dad Michael and mum Hilary.

Chortle, 24th October 2019

Review: Jack Whitehall - Travels With My Father

There are plenty of laughs and nobody is getting hurt so what's the problem? If you don't like the sound of it don't watch it. I'm not trying to bend over backwards to say nice things about this instalment, it's genuinely enjoyable.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 12th September 2019

Comedians join Who Do You Think You Are? Series 16

Jack Whitehall and his father are to be the first double-stars of an episode, in the next series of BBC One genealogy show Who Do You Think You Are?. Katherine Ryan and Paul Merton have also filmed episodes for the sixteenth series.

British Comedy Guide, 10th June 2019

Review: Travels With My Father, series 2, episode 1

After a first series in which Jack Whitehall and his perma-grumpy dad tried to live out Jack's gap year fantasies in the Far East the second series find the Whitehalls closer to home and adventuring around Europe. Not that this is going to keep the budget down because Michael will, of course, insist on travelling in expensive style wherever he goes.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 30th September 2018

The Whitehalls' holiday snapping wears thin

The travels feel very scripted and unspontaneous as father and son niggle each other.

Jeff Robson, i Newspaper, 28th September 2018

Jack Whitehall 'regrets lewd Queen joke'

Comedian Jack Whitehall has said he regrets making a crass joke about the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.

BBC, 4th February 2018

Review: Backing Into The Spotlight by Michael Whitehall

Who would have thought Nigel Havers' agent would have published not one, but two volumes of memoirs? That's twice as many as the actor himself.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 12th December 2017

Jack Whitehall's Travels sees the posh banter fly

The travel show gives a hilarious insight into the relationship between the comedian and his openly critical father Michael, and I'm already looking forward to the rest.

Ian Hyland, The Mirror, 5th October 2017

Review: Travels With My Father, Netflix

It's a familiar travelogue format but a very watchable one.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 22nd September 2017

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