Never Mind The Buzzcocks. Image shows from L to R: Noel Fielding, Greg Davies, Daisy May Cooper, Jamali Maddix
Never Mind The Buzzcocks

Never Mind The Buzzcocks

  • TV panel show
  • Sky Max / BBC Two
  • 1996 - 2023
  • 300 episodes (31 series)

Panel game based on the world of rock and pop music, featuring comedians and musicians. Stars Mark Lamarr, Simon Amstell, Rhod Gilbert, Greg Davies, Phill Jupitus and more.

Press clippings Page 13

Bill Bailey to leave Never Mind the Buzzcocks

A news article announcing that comedian Bill Bailey was leaving the music panel show after 11 series.

Leigh Holmwood, The Guardian, 18th September 2008

Why I Hate...Never Mind the Buzzcocks

Never Mind the Buzzcocks has been masquerading as comedy for more than ten years, and a brow-furrowing 21 series. They'd be better off sticking Phill Jupitus and Bill Bailey on a sofa with a couple of pints and letting them discuss 30 minutes of archive pop videos. That's where the value of the show is. Everything else is fulfilling some desperate criteria to appeal to the 15-25 demographic, while forgetting about what actually makes good telly.

Rhodri Marsden, Radio Times, 13th February 2008

Pop Bitch

Since Simon Amstell took over, Never Mind The Buzzcocks is actually funny. Peter Robinson heads behind the scenes to find out why...

Peter Robinson, The Guardian, 10th November 2007

Why I Love... Never Mind the Buzzcocks

Amstell's influence on the questions has also been quick to take hold. Mark Lamarr's style contrastingly comes across as lazy in retrospect. His own ego fooled him into thinking he was funny just because he turned up. Simon Amstell, unlike Preston, is no ordinary boy.

Radio Times, 27th March 2007

My night on Never Mind the Buzzcocks

An interview with Ed Seymour who was drafted in to fill the vacant seat when Samuel Preston walked off the show.

BBC, 14th February 2007

Singer Preston storms off TV quiz

The news article reporting that Ordinary Boys frontman Samuel Preston has walked out of the recording.

BBC, 11th January 2007

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