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.
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Never Mind The Buzzcocks Series 24 review
Mark Ronson has an incredibly dull voice and when doing the interlinking piece-to-camera sections he couldn't hide the fact that he was clearly reading off a screen, so the majority of jokes fell flat. It's all in the delivery.
Steven Cookson, Suite 101, 22nd October 2010Continuing its post-Amstell coping strategy of a HIGNFY-style rotating host, Buzzcocks is back for a 24th series, showing more longevity than most of the popstars it has on it. The surprisingly affable Mark Ronson takes the chair and attempts to rein in returning team leaders Phill Jupitus and Noel Fielding[, who get Alesha Dixon, Mollie King from the Saturdays, Tinie Tempah and Paul Foot as their guests. Future hosts look likely to include Josh Groban, Tim Westwood and Frankie Boyle. No Dappy from N-Dubz?
Rebecca Nicholson, The Guardian, 21st October 2010The pop quiz's new season gets under way not, we're sorry to say, with the eagerly awaited edition in which guest host Jack Dee reportedly "almost" reduced irksome pop twins Jedward to tears with his barbs. Instead, ice-cool "pop sensation" Mark Ronson hosts - but there's still fun aplenty as team captains Phill Jupitus and Noel Fielding are joined by Alesha Dixon, Mollie King of The Saturdays, rapper Tinie Tempah and surreally coiffed comedian Paul Foot.
Gerard O'Donovan, The Telegraph, 21st October 2010The pop quiz is back for its second series without Simon Amstell - it coped just fine last year. On Phill Jupitus's team tonight: syntax-mangling Strictly judge Alesha Dixon, and Mollie King of the Saturdays - a girlband so nondescript, Mollie could appear in the line-up round. With Noel Fielding, it's rapper Tinie Tempah and comic Paul Foot. Even the guest host has something to promote: it's Mark Ronson, who has a new album out. But if he's still got the bleached hairdo he sported on Later, that's one laugh in the bag already.
Jack Seale, Radio Times, 21st October 2010Never Mind the Buzzcocks - Question Time
Never Mind The Buzzcocks is back!
David Thair, BBC Comedy, 18th October 2010Terry Wogan to host Buzzcocks quiz show
Veteran broadcaster Terry Wogan and music producer Mark Ronson are to be guest hosts on the next series of BBC Two show, Never Mind The Buzzcocks.
BBC News, 13th October 2010Jack Dee nearly makes Jedward cry on Buzzcocks
Jack Dee left X Factor twins Jedward on the brink of tears after bombarding them with insults while recording Never Mind The Buzzcocks.
Gordon Smart, The Sun, 30th September 2010Never Mind The Buzzcocks - Ask Phill & Noel
Hey Pop Quiz Fans! Have you ever wanted to ask Phill & Noel a question that they can answer in a contractually obliged, shortform, format? No? Neither did we... until now!
Steve Saul, BBC Comedy, 16th September 2010Phill Jupitus interview: I am not everyone's cup of tea
As his new book is published, the comedian speaks about the row that led to him leaving 6 Music, the 'amoral weasels' at the BBC and why he nearly quit Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 9th August 2010Phill Jupitus almost quit Buzzcocks because of Simon Amstell
Phill Jupitus has revealed that he almost quit Never Mind The Buzzcocks as he was unhappy with the way Simon Amstell treated some guests.
British Comedy Guide, 9th August 2010