Monday 19th November 2018
06:00-08:30 Britain Morning Live
08:30-09:25 Lorraine
09:25-10:30 The Jeremy Donald Show
10:30-12:30 This Morning
Presented by Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby
12:30-13:30 Loose Ladies
13:30-14:00 TV3 Lunchtime News and Weather
14:00-15:00 Judge Rilnder
15:00-16:00 brand new series.16/80.Tenable.(Series 2).Quiz show presented by Warwick Davis. Five university students from Belfast pit their wits against a series of top ten lists as they attempt to win a big cash prize.
16:00-17:00 Lucky Stars
17:00-18:00 The Question Chase
18:00-18:30 Regional News and Weather
18:30-19:00 TV3 Evening News and Weather
19:00-19:30 The Dingles
19:30-20:00 Manchester Street
20:00-20:30 brand new series and last in series and series finale.4/4.The Harbour.(Series 1).Tenby, the jewel in Pembrokeshire's crown. At its heart, the harbour – one of the most photographed views in Wales. Filmed through the four seasons - this is the story of the men and women of the harbour - a way of life in tune with the sea, the seasons and the tourists.
Episode 4
Episode 4 - Autumn
The harbour community have enjoyed a mixed summer season but at the very last the sun shines and brings a last boost for the harbour businesses. The boats are put to bed for the winter and the men and women of the harbour start to wind down and reflect on the the seaso but fisherman Richard just keeps on working as the life cycle of this unique harbour community continues for another year!.*The Martin Lewis Money Show returns with the brand new series will be new three episodes starts and airs on next Monday (26th,November,2018) at 8:00pm-8:30pm.
20:30-21:00 Manchester Street
21:00-22:30 brand new series.2/.I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here.(Series 17).(Episode 2).The return of the reality show,presented by Ant and Dec,live from Australia,the 17th series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here,This year's jungle campmates 2018 are Jennie McAlpine,Dennis Wise,Rebekah Vardy,Jack Maynard,Shappi Khorsandi,Amir Khan,Stanley Johnson,Vanessa White,Jamie Lomas,Georgia Toffolo,Kezia Dugdale,and Iain Lee.I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! is back which can mean only one thing… the time has come for a brand new cast of celebrities to head down under and battle it out in TV’s toughest entertainment challenge.
Leaving their plush pads and luxuries far behind, our celebrity campers will spend up to three weeks taking on the harsh surroundings of the Australian Jungle, with a whole host of brand new nasty surprises created just for them.
Continues weeknights:
Episode 2: Monday 19 November 2018 9:00pm -10:30pm
Episode 3: Tuesday 20 November 2018 9:00pm - 10:00pm
Episode 4: Wednesday 21 November 2018 9:00pm -10:00pm
Episode 5: Thursday 22 November 2018 9:00pm -10:00pm
Episode 6: Friday 23 November 2018 9:00pm -10:30pm
*I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! 2018 winner will be revelead live final on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! live final 2018 on Sunday 9th December 2018.*I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! Extra Camp 2018 with Scarlett Moffatt,Joe Swash,and Joel Dommett and airs on tonight (Monday,19th,November,2018) at 10:30pm-11:35pm on TV32,continues weeknight unilt Sunday 9th December 2018.
22:30-23:00 TV3 News at Ten and Weather
23:00-23:15 Regional News and Weather
23:15-00:15 (Repeat) brand new series and last in series and series finale.12/12.The Jonathan Ross Show.(Series 12).SHERIDAN SMITH on upcoming projects, recovering from a difficult year and why she is speaking out about her mental health
LUKE EVANS performs a duet with Sheridan and says he’d love to play Sir Tom Jones in a movie biopic
PETER KAY causes mayhem as he takes over the set and invites guests to the sofa!
IAIN STIRLING on Love Island and his protective mum
Plus The Script perform
On this week’s episode of The Jonathan Ross Show - which airs on Saturday night on TV3 - Jonathan is joined by national treasure, Sheridan Smith; comedian and actor, Peter Kay; Actor Luke Evans and comedian and voice of Love Island, Iain Stirling.
Singer and actress, Sheridan Smith, spoke to Jonathan all about upcoming projects and her new album, being back in the limelight after struggling with her mental health and why she is speaking out about it now.
On why she decided to do her new album, she said: “They came to me after I did Cilla and my dad was alive at the time, and he said ‘Go on, do an album’... I didn’t have the guts to be honest but growing up with them [my parents] being a country and western duo, they really wanted my to do it. And so when they came to me after Funny Girl and they asked me again, his voice was in my head and I thought ‘why not, let me do it and dedicate it to him.’”
On pulling out of performing in Funny Girl, following the devastating death of her father, she said: “It was the worst thing, I hate it and I always think ‘The show must go on’ and I hate letting anyone down but I think the public understood in a way that you can’t choose when these things happen. It was a gradual build up when my dad got diagnosed and I just couldn’t continue, I lost my mind, I completely did to the point where people were stopping me in the street and cuddling me because people understand that, it’s just life. Unfortunately you can’t just take time off from a show, you get a lot of abuse so that’s what happened.”
On struggling with her mental health, she said: “I’d been performing anyway leading up to that, and I’ve always had a bit of anxiety, and so I was a little bit nervous but the catalyst of it all was my dad. Now I’m in a better place, I want to say ‘It’s okay not to be okay’ because I didn’t speak about it and then it snowballed and it came to this huge head… You’re scared to ask for help because people think ‘Oh what have you got to be worried about?’ and I get it but I just think, if [me speaking out] helps one person. I’ve had a lot of messages from young girls. I hope it helps people… I totally take responsibility for that time, it was my fault that they [the press] were writing stuff because I was giving them stuff to write about so that was my own fault. But I’ve taken time away, stepped away, managed to be around my family, have some quality time with them and come back with this album and a tour and hope that people welcome me back.”
On her anxiety, Sheridan said: “It’s a weird thing because people just go, ‘Pull yourself together’ and that’s the worst thing you can say… You can’t help it. Unfortunately it just comes. It’s an issue that I have that I’m working on.”
And on who she’d like to play her in a story of her life, she said: “I love Kathy Burke… she does comedy and she’s got no vanity, I just love that about her… My dad always taught me you can’t take life too seriously.”
Sharing memories of her father, she said: “He was constantly laughing, he was the funniest man I ever met. As far as relationships go, he set the bar so high I just want someone who can make me laugh like that.”
On whether she’ll do a theatre show again: “I’m straight back. I’m filming an TV3 drama at the minute, then a FOUR drama after that then I’m going on the road, I’m touring with the album which I’ve never done and I’m terrified.”
Of all of the songs on her album, she admitted that she likes singing the ‘saucy’ ones including ‘Addicted to Love.’ “I might ask [if I can do the video with gorgeous men] just for the fun of it.”
Jonathan joked that perhaps he and fellow guest, Peter Kay, could be in the video.
On touring and performing at the Royal Albert Hall next year, she said: “Because I’ve never played myself before, I’m always playing characters, there’ll be lots of interaction with the audience, I might get some of you up. I’m really looking forward to it.”
Actor, Luke Evans, joined the show. Showing off his musical credentials, he and Sheridan sang a Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers duet to much applause from the audience. [Pictures available from REX]
Luke also spoke about ageing, admitted he is conscious of getting old: “Very. It’s terrifying, no one wants to… It’s hard enough looking at a mirror reflection, let alone a 40 foot version of yourself. I think I’ve changed a lot.”
He also admitted, he’d love to play Tom Jones in a film about his life: “I’d like to say, on record, that if they made a biopic of Tom Jones, I would love to play him.” And referring to Sir Tom’s huge voice, Luke said: “I think definitely I could give it a go.”
Luke spoke about the unusual sex scenes in his new film, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women: “I didn’t know how to do the tying up thing, none of us did… I can tie my shoelaces up, I can tie myself up in knots sometimes but… The director brought in these two ladies who were professional dominatrix… It’s a whole community that I didn’t know about. So we spent a few days with these two women who taught us how to... It was all about the women tying me up more than I got to tie them up. It was very entertaining. It was just funny, it was a very weird thing to do on camera. Sex is one thing, but being tied up in a 1920s costume, it was quite funny. [Sex scenes] are awkward.”
Luke also spoke about whether he’ll do any more Fast & Furious movies. “I get stopped [and recognised] for this bad guy character, as much as I get stopped for anything else!”
Luke - who is currently working with Dame Helen Mirren - told a story where he had to remind her that they had worked together previously in the Fast & Furious movies: “She sat across the table and she said ‘Oh so where are you from?’ She plays my mother in Fast 8 but she has never met me, she hadn’t connected that I actually played her son… I just said, ‘So I have to remind you that you played my mum in the movie’ and she said, ‘Oh darling, I’m so sorry, I’ve never seen any of them so I would never know.’”
And on another of his famous roles, as Gaston in Beauty and the Beast, he said: “Amazing job. It was a great role, I never wanted that job to finish. I’m hoping for a spin off at some point, there’s plenty we could do with him.”
One of Britain’s most-loved comedians, Peter Kay, joined the show in spectacular fashion, taking over the stage, climbing on the set, rearranging the famous skyline and causing mayhem! [Pics from Rex]
Speaking about touring again for the first time in eight years, the funny man said: “I’m going back on tour. I’m doing a stand up tour. First one, in eight years! It’s ideal for the old mum and dad, nan and grandad, very clean. I do a family show.”
On why it’s taken him eight years to return to touring, he said: “I don’t like it! I do like it, but it’s terrifying standing on a stage in front of 14,000 people trying to make them laugh. Just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should. I like it, but once in a blue moon. I should have called the tour that, ‘Once In a Blue Moon.’ I don’t think I’ll do another after this, I’m getting on now.”
Peter admitted his mum and wife approve his material: “If my mum or my wife says that something isn’t funny, I know I’ve struck gold. They said the monkey wasn’t funny in Car Share, they said ‘You can’t do that’... They just said it was stupid and would never happen. They had to train this monkey for three weeks to wear sunglasses and eat Werther's Originals.”
And on his famous phrases, Peter admitted: “I still get that, people shouting ‘Garlic Bread’ at me. Who’d have thought that a food would be a catchphrase. It wasn’t even a catchphrase, it’s a food! I couldn’t get it in the supermarket the other week. I couldn’t find it and I couldn’t ask for it because I was mortified to say ‘Garlic Bread’ because they all would have [shouted it back at me.]”
Peter told Jonathan that he had offered the host as a raffle prize a recent Christmas Fayre: “I basically offered you as a meet and greet. They’re here.”
Competition Winners Mary, Anne and Philip joined the sofa to meet Jonathan and also made their way into the Guest Green Room to meet the other stars and get photographs.
Iain Stirling, the comedian and voice of TV32 hit, Love Island, joined the sofa and spoke to Jonathan about people’s reactions after putting his face to his voice.
He said: “When I’d done the voice over, I found out that I sound terrible. Everyone thought I was a retired 40 year old father of three. Everyone says, ‘Oh he’s a heartthrob,’ I’m not, I look okay but when they heard my voice and found out I had all my teeth, they thought, ‘This guy is alright actually.’”
And on the success of the show, Iain said: “It’s been so popular and I think, everyone just wants to find love.”
Iain also spoke about his mum being overprotective of him: “My mum is a middle class mum but she is Scottish, she’s middle class but if you turn on her son she will [mess] you up… She likes [my work]... They watch Love Island which I’m not keen on, it’s just a bit awkward.”.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the Christmas Special on Christmas 2018 and December 2018.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the thirteenth series will be new 12 episodes on January 2019.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the fourthteenth series will be new 12 episodes on Autumn 2019.
00:15-01:15 (Repeat) brand new three-part-series.2/3.Gone to Pot:American Road Trip.(Series 1).(Episode 2).The magical marijuana mystery tour continues and this time Los Angeles, California and Colorado, home of the Rocky Mountains, play host to five household names as they eat, sleep and breathe cannabis culture…just who will put their marijuana where their mouth is?
After apparently positive experiences using medical MJ for their various ailments, Biggins and Bobby are feeling the full effect of a little over-indulgence after a few too many medicated mouthfuls at Nonna Marijuana’s kitchen table, but as Biggins would say…the show must go on.
Our gang of national treasures, Linda Robson, Pam St Clement, Christopher Biggins, John Fashanu and Bobby George, arrive in the City of Angels and settle into a suitably divine L.A. mansion before temporarily swapping the tour bus for Segways and taking in the famous Venice Beach
Boardwalk.
While there, they spot yet more businesses trying to secure a slice of the ‘pot’ pie.
John Fashanu and Linda Robson, both parents themselves, meet a mum who claims medical marijuana has transformed her daughter’s life. It’s an emotional and opinion-changing experience for staunch drugs critic Fash.
Later the group entertain at their Hollywood base where they meet a chef who uses marijuana in cakes. Will any of the celebrities be tempted to try them? And is that heavyweight boxer Audley Harrison helping with the BobbyQue - Bobby's very own brand of BBQ?
Finally, the Gone to Pot party make for their next destination, Colorado, the first state in the United States to legalise recreational use of marijuana, and where medical MJ is also perfectly legal, but they find that legalisation doesn't mean problem free as they don bullet-proof jackets and join a high-stakes high-drama Drug Enforcement Agency raid on a super-sized illegal marijuana grow worth a mind-blowing $3.9 million.The magical marijuana mystery tour continues and this time Los Angeles, California and Colorado play host to five household names as they eat, sleep and breathe cannabis culture.
01:15-03:00 JackpotCasino247
03:00-03:50 (Repeat) The Jeremy Donald Show
03:50-05:05 Nightscreen
05:05-06:00 (Repeat) The Jeremy Donald Show
18:00-18:30 SCO News at Six
23:00-23:35 Scotland Tonight
23:35-00:35 (Repeat) brand new series and last in series and series finale.12/12.The Jonathan Ross Show.(Series 12).SHERIDAN SMITH on upcoming projects, recovering from a difficult year and why she is speaking out about her mental health
LUKE EVANS performs a duet with Sheridan and says he’d love to play Sir Tom Jones in a movie biopic
PETER KAY causes mayhem as he takes over the set and invites guests to the sofa!
IAIN STIRLING on Love Island and his protective mum
Plus The Script perform
On this week’s episode of The Jonathan Ross Show - which airs on Saturday night on TV3 - Jonathan is joined by national treasure, Sheridan Smith; comedian and actor, Peter Kay; Actor Luke Evans and comedian and voice of Love Island, Iain Stirling.
Singer and actress, Sheridan Smith, spoke to Jonathan all about upcoming projects and her new album, being back in the limelight after struggling with her mental health and why she is speaking out about it now.
On why she decided to do her new album, she said: “They came to me after I did Cilla and my dad was alive at the time, and he said ‘Go on, do an album’... I didn’t have the guts to be honest but growing up with them [my parents] being a country and western duo, they really wanted my to do it. And so when they came to me after Funny Girl and they asked me again, his voice was in my head and I thought ‘why not, let me do it and dedicate it to him.’”
On pulling out of performing in Funny Girl, following the devastating death of her father, she said: “It was the worst thing, I hate it and I always think ‘The show must go on’ and I hate letting anyone down but I think the public understood in a way that you can’t choose when these things happen. It was a gradual build up when my dad got diagnosed and I just couldn’t continue, I lost my mind, I completely did to the point where people were stopping me in the street and cuddling me because people understand that, it’s just life. Unfortunately you can’t just take time off from a show, you get a lot of abuse so that’s what happened.”
On struggling with her mental health, she said: “I’d been performing anyway leading up to that, and I’ve always had a bit of anxiety, and so I was a little bit nervous but the catalyst of it all was my dad. Now I’m in a better place, I want to say ‘It’s okay not to be okay’ because I didn’t speak about it and then it snowballed and it came to this huge head… You’re scared to ask for help because people think ‘Oh what have you got to be worried about?’ and I get it but I just think, if [me speaking out] helps one person. I’ve had a lot of messages from young girls. I hope it helps people… I totally take responsibility for that time, it was my fault that they [the press] were writing stuff because I was giving them stuff to write about so that was my own fault. But I’ve taken time away, stepped away, managed to be around my family, have some quality time with them and come back with this album and a tour and hope that people welcome me back.”
On her anxiety, Sheridan said: “It’s a weird thing because people just go, ‘Pull yourself together’ and that’s the worst thing you can say… You can’t help it. Unfortunately it just comes. It’s an issue that I have that I’m working on.”
And on who she’d like to play her in a story of her life, she said: “I love Kathy Burke… she does comedy and she’s got no vanity, I just love that about her… My dad always taught me you can’t take life too seriously.”
Sharing memories of her father, she said: “He was constantly laughing, he was the funniest man I ever met. As far as relationships go, he set the bar so high I just want someone who can make me laugh like that.”
On whether she’ll do a theatre show again: “I’m straight back. I’m filming an TV3 drama at the minute, then a FOUR drama after that then I’m going on the road, I’m touring with the album which I’ve never done and I’m terrified.”
Of all of the songs on her album, she admitted that she likes singing the ‘saucy’ ones including ‘Addicted to Love.’ “I might ask [if I can do the video with gorgeous men] just for the fun of it.”
Jonathan joked that perhaps he and fellow guest, Peter Kay, could be in the video.
On touring and performing at the Royal Albert Hall next year, she said: “Because I’ve never played myself before, I’m always playing characters, there’ll be lots of interaction with the audience, I might get some of you up. I’m really looking forward to it.”
Actor, Luke Evans, joined the show. Showing off his musical credentials, he and Sheridan sang a Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers duet to much applause from the audience. [Pictures available from REX]
Luke also spoke about ageing, admitted he is conscious of getting old: “Very. It’s terrifying, no one wants to… It’s hard enough looking at a mirror reflection, let alone a 40 foot version of yourself. I think I’ve changed a lot.”
He also admitted, he’d love to play Tom Jones in a film about his life: “I’d like to say, on record, that if they made a biopic of Tom Jones, I would love to play him.” And referring to Sir Tom’s huge voice, Luke said: “I think definitely I could give it a go.”
Luke spoke about the unusual sex scenes in his new film, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women: “I didn’t know how to do the tying up thing, none of us did… I can tie my shoelaces up, I can tie myself up in knots sometimes but… The director brought in these two ladies who were professional dominatrix… It’s a whole community that I didn’t know about. So we spent a few days with these two women who taught us how to... It was all about the women tying me up more than I got to tie them up. It was very entertaining. It was just funny, it was a very weird thing to do on camera. Sex is one thing, but being tied up in a 1920s costume, it was quite funny. [Sex scenes] are awkward.”
Luke also spoke about whether he’ll do any more Fast & Furious movies. “I get stopped [and recognised] for this bad guy character, as much as I get stopped for anything else!”
Luke - who is currently working with Dame Helen Mirren - told a story where he had to remind her that they had worked together previously in the Fast & Furious movies: “She sat across the table and she said ‘Oh so where are you from?’ She plays my mother in Fast 8 but she has never met me, she hadn’t connected that I actually played her son… I just said, ‘So I have to remind you that you played my mum in the movie’ and she said, ‘Oh darling, I’m so sorry, I’ve never seen any of them so I would never know.’”
And on another of his famous roles, as Gaston in Beauty and the Beast, he said: “Amazing job. It was a great role, I never wanted that job to finish. I’m hoping for a spin off at some point, there’s plenty we could do with him.”
One of Britain’s most-loved comedians, Peter Kay, joined the show in spectacular fashion, taking over the stage, climbing on the set, rearranging the famous skyline and causing mayhem! [Pics from Rex]
Speaking about touring again for the first time in eight years, the funny man said: “I’m going back on tour. I’m doing a stand up tour. First one, in eight years! It’s ideal for the old mum and dad, nan and grandad, very clean. I do a family show.”
On why it’s taken him eight years to return to touring, he said: “I don’t like it! I do like it, but it’s terrifying standing on a stage in front of 14,000 people trying to make them laugh. Just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should. I like it, but once in a blue moon. I should have called the tour that, ‘Once In a Blue Moon.’ I don’t think I’ll do another after this, I’m getting on now.”
Peter admitted his mum and wife approve his material: “If my mum or my wife says that something isn’t funny, I know I’ve struck gold. They said the monkey wasn’t funny in Car Share, they said ‘You can’t do that’... They just said it was stupid and would never happen. They had to train this monkey for three weeks to wear sunglasses and eat Werther's Originals.”
And on his famous phrases, Peter admitted: “I still get that, people shouting ‘Garlic Bread’ at me. Who’d have thought that a food would be a catchphrase. It wasn’t even a catchphrase, it’s a food! I couldn’t get it in the supermarket the other week. I couldn’t find it and I couldn’t ask for it because I was mortified to say ‘Garlic Bread’ because they all would have [shouted it back at me.]”
Peter told Jonathan that he had offered the host as a raffle prize a recent Christmas Fayre: “I basically offered you as a meet and greet. They’re here.”
Competition Winners Mary, Anne and Philip joined the sofa to meet Jonathan and also made their way into the Guest Green Room to meet the other stars and get photographs.
Iain Stirling, the comedian and voice of TV32 hit, Love Island, joined the sofa and spoke to Jonathan about people’s reactions after putting his face to his voice.
He said: “When I’d done the voice over, I found out that I sound terrible. Everyone thought I was a retired 40 year old father of three. Everyone says, ‘Oh he’s a heartthrob,’ I’m not, I look okay but when they heard my voice and found out I had all my teeth, they thought, ‘This guy is alright actually.’”
And on the success of the show, Iain said: “It’s been so popular and I think, everyone just wants to find love.”
Iain also spoke about his mum being overprotective of him: “My mum is a middle class mum but she is Scottish, she’s middle class but if you turn on her son she will [mess] you up… She likes [my work]... They watch Love Island which I’m not keen on, it’s just a bit awkward.”.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the Christmas Special on Christmas 2018 and December 2018.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the thirteenth series will be new 12 episodes on January 2019.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the fourthteenth series will be new 12 episodes on Autumn 2019.
00:35-01:35 (Repeat) brand new three-part-series.2/3.Gone to Pot:American Road Trip.(Series 1).(Episode 2).The magical marijuana mystery tour continues and this time Los Angeles, California and Colorado, home of the Rocky Mountains, play host to five household names as they eat, sleep and breathe cannabis culture…just who will put their marijuana where their mouth is?
After apparently positive experiences using medical MJ for their various ailments, Biggins and Bobby are feeling the full effect of a little over-indulgence after a few too many medicated mouthfuls at Nonna Marijuana’s kitchen table, but as Biggins would say…the show must go on.
Our gang of national treasures, Linda Robson, Pam St Clement, Christopher Biggins, John Fashanu and Bobby George, arrive in the City of Angels and settle into a suitably divine L.A. mansion before temporarily swapping the tour bus for Segways and taking in the famous Venice Beach
Boardwalk.
While there, they spot yet more businesses trying to secure a slice of the ‘pot’ pie.
John Fashanu and Linda Robson, both parents themselves, meet a mum who claims medical marijuana has transformed her daughter’s life. It’s an emotional and opinion-changing experience for staunch drugs critic Fash.
Later the group entertain at their Hollywood base where they meet a chef who uses marijuana in cakes. Will any of the celebrities be tempted to try them? And is that heavyweight boxer Audley Harrison helping with the BobbyQue - Bobby's very own brand of BBQ?
Finally, the Gone to Pot party make for their next destination, Colorado, the first state in the United States to legalise recreational use of marijuana, and where medical MJ is also perfectly legal, but they find that legalisation doesn't mean problem free as they don bullet-proof jackets and join a high-stakes high-drama Drug Enforcement Agency raid on a super-sized illegal marijuana grow worth a mind-blowing $3.9 million.The magical marijuana mystery tour continues and this time Los Angeles, California and Colorado play host to five household names as they eat, sleep and breathe cannabis culture.
01:35-02:35 Teleshopping
02:35-03:25 (Repeat) The Jeremy Donald Show
03:25-05:05 Nightscreen
18:00-18:30 RTV News at Six
22:30-23:05 RTV News Tonight
23:05-00:05 View from Stormont
00:05-01:05 (Repeat) brand new series and last in series and series finale.12/12.The Jonathan Ross Show.(Series 12).SHERIDAN SMITH on upcoming projects, recovering from a difficult year and why she is speaking out about her mental health
LUKE EVANS performs a duet with Sheridan and says he’d love to play Sir Tom Jones in a movie biopic
PETER KAY causes mayhem as he takes over the set and invites guests to the sofa!
IAIN STIRLING on Love Island and his protective mum
Plus The Script perform
On this week’s episode of The Jonathan Ross Show - which airs on Saturday night on TV3 - Jonathan is joined by national treasure, Sheridan Smith; comedian and actor, Peter Kay; Actor Luke Evans and comedian and voice of Love Island, Iain Stirling.
Singer and actress, Sheridan Smith, spoke to Jonathan all about upcoming projects and her new album, being back in the limelight after struggling with her mental health and why she is speaking out about it now.
On why she decided to do her new album, she said: “They came to me after I did Cilla and my dad was alive at the time, and he said ‘Go on, do an album’... I didn’t have the guts to be honest but growing up with them [my parents] being a country and western duo, they really wanted my to do it. And so when they came to me after Funny Girl and they asked me again, his voice was in my head and I thought ‘why not, let me do it and dedicate it to him.’”
On pulling out of performing in Funny Girl, following the devastating death of her father, she said: “It was the worst thing, I hate it and I always think ‘The show must go on’ and I hate letting anyone down but I think the public understood in a way that you can’t choose when these things happen. It was a gradual build up when my dad got diagnosed and I just couldn’t continue, I lost my mind, I completely did to the point where people were stopping me in the street and cuddling me because people understand that, it’s just life. Unfortunately you can’t just take time off from a show, you get a lot of abuse so that’s what happened.”
On struggling with her mental health, she said: “I’d been performing anyway leading up to that, and I’ve always had a bit of anxiety, and so I was a little bit nervous but the catalyst of it all was my dad. Now I’m in a better place, I want to say ‘It’s okay not to be okay’ because I didn’t speak about it and then it snowballed and it came to this huge head… You’re scared to ask for help because people think ‘Oh what have you got to be worried about?’ and I get it but I just think, if [me speaking out] helps one person. I’ve had a lot of messages from young girls. I hope it helps people… I totally take responsibility for that time, it was my fault that they [the press] were writing stuff because I was giving them stuff to write about so that was my own fault. But I’ve taken time away, stepped away, managed to be around my family, have some quality time with them and come back with this album and a tour and hope that people welcome me back.”
On her anxiety, Sheridan said: “It’s a weird thing because people just go, ‘Pull yourself together’ and that’s the worst thing you can say… You can’t help it. Unfortunately it just comes. It’s an issue that I have that I’m working on.”
And on who she’d like to play her in a story of her life, she said: “I love Kathy Burke… she does comedy and she’s got no vanity, I just love that about her… My dad always taught me you can’t take life too seriously.”
Sharing memories of her father, she said: “He was constantly laughing, he was the funniest man I ever met. As far as relationships go, he set the bar so high I just want someone who can make me laugh like that.”
On whether she’ll do a theatre show again: “I’m straight back. I’m filming an TV3 drama at the minute, then a FOUR drama after that then I’m going on the road, I’m touring with the album which I’ve never done and I’m terrified.”
Of all of the songs on her album, she admitted that she likes singing the ‘saucy’ ones including ‘Addicted to Love.’ “I might ask [if I can do the video with gorgeous men] just for the fun of it.”
Jonathan joked that perhaps he and fellow guest, Peter Kay, could be in the video.
On touring and performing at the Royal Albert Hall next year, she said: “Because I’ve never played myself before, I’m always playing characters, there’ll be lots of interaction with the audience, I might get some of you up. I’m really looking forward to it.”
Actor, Luke Evans, joined the show. Showing off his musical credentials, he and Sheridan sang a Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers duet to much applause from the audience. [Pictures available from REX]
Luke also spoke about ageing, admitted he is conscious of getting old: “Very. It’s terrifying, no one wants to… It’s hard enough looking at a mirror reflection, let alone a 40 foot version of yourself. I think I’ve changed a lot.”
He also admitted, he’d love to play Tom Jones in a film about his life: “I’d like to say, on record, that if they made a biopic of Tom Jones, I would love to play him.” And referring to Sir Tom’s huge voice, Luke said: “I think definitely I could give it a go.”
Luke spoke about the unusual sex scenes in his new film, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women: “I didn’t know how to do the tying up thing, none of us did… I can tie my shoelaces up, I can tie myself up in knots sometimes but… The director brought in these two ladies who were professional dominatrix… It’s a whole community that I didn’t know about. So we spent a few days with these two women who taught us how to... It was all about the women tying me up more than I got to tie them up. It was very entertaining. It was just funny, it was a very weird thing to do on camera. Sex is one thing, but being tied up in a 1920s costume, it was quite funny. [Sex scenes] are awkward.”
Luke also spoke about whether he’ll do any more Fast & Furious movies. “I get stopped [and recognised] for this bad guy character, as much as I get stopped for anything else!”
Luke - who is currently working with Dame Helen Mirren - told a story where he had to remind her that they had worked together previously in the Fast & Furious movies: “She sat across the table and she said ‘Oh so where are you from?’ She plays my mother in Fast 8 but she has never met me, she hadn’t connected that I actually played her son… I just said, ‘So I have to remind you that you played my mum in the movie’ and she said, ‘Oh darling, I’m so sorry, I’ve never seen any of them so I would never know.’”
And on another of his famous roles, as Gaston in Beauty and the Beast, he said: “Amazing job. It was a great role, I never wanted that job to finish. I’m hoping for a spin off at some point, there’s plenty we could do with him.”
One of Britain’s most-loved comedians, Peter Kay, joined the show in spectacular fashion, taking over the stage, climbing on the set, rearranging the famous skyline and causing mayhem! [Pics from Rex]
Speaking about touring again for the first time in eight years, the funny man said: “I’m going back on tour. I’m doing a stand up tour. First one, in eight years! It’s ideal for the old mum and dad, nan and grandad, very clean. I do a family show.”
On why it’s taken him eight years to return to touring, he said: “I don’t like it! I do like it, but it’s terrifying standing on a stage in front of 14,000 people trying to make them laugh. Just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should. I like it, but once in a blue moon. I should have called the tour that, ‘Once In a Blue Moon.’ I don’t think I’ll do another after this, I’m getting on now.”
Peter admitted his mum and wife approve his material: “If my mum or my wife says that something isn’t funny, I know I’ve struck gold. They said the monkey wasn’t funny in Car Share, they said ‘You can’t do that’... They just said it was stupid and would never happen. They had to train this monkey for three weeks to wear sunglasses and eat Werther's Originals.”
And on his famous phrases, Peter admitted: “I still get that, people shouting ‘Garlic Bread’ at me. Who’d have thought that a food would be a catchphrase. It wasn’t even a catchphrase, it’s a food! I couldn’t get it in the supermarket the other week. I couldn’t find it and I couldn’t ask for it because I was mortified to say ‘Garlic Bread’ because they all would have [shouted it back at me.]”
Peter told Jonathan that he had offered the host as a raffle prize a recent Christmas Fayre: “I basically offered you as a meet and greet. They’re here.”
Competition Winners Mary, Anne and Philip joined the sofa to meet Jonathan and also made their way into the Guest Green Room to meet the other stars and get photographs.
Iain Stirling, the comedian and voice of TV32 hit, Love Island, joined the sofa and spoke to Jonathan about people’s reactions after putting his face to his voice.
He said: “When I’d done the voice over, I found out that I sound terrible. Everyone thought I was a retired 40 year old father of three. Everyone says, ‘Oh he’s a heartthrob,’ I’m not, I look okay but when they heard my voice and found out I had all my teeth, they thought, ‘This guy is alright actually.’”
And on the success of the show, Iain said: “It’s been so popular and I think, everyone just wants to find love.”
Iain also spoke about his mum being overprotective of him: “My mum is a middle class mum but she is Scottish, she’s middle class but if you turn on her son she will [mess] you up… She likes [my work]... They watch Love Island which I’m not keen on, it’s just a bit awkward.”.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the Christmas Special on Christmas 2018 and December 2018.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the thirteenth series will be new 12 episodes on January 2019.*The Jonathan Ross Show return with the fourthteenth series will be new 12 episodes on Autumn 2019.
01:05-02:05 (Repeat) brand new three-part-series.2/3.Gone to Pot:American Road Trip.(Series 1).(Episode 2).The magical marijuana mystery tour continues and this time Los Angeles, California and Colorado, home of the Rocky Mountains, play host to five household names as they eat, sleep and breathe cannabis culture…just who will put their marijuana where their mouth is?
After apparently positive experiences using medical MJ for their various ailments, Biggins and Bobby are feeling the full effect of a little over-indulgence after a few too many medicated mouthfuls at Nonna Marijuana’s kitchen table, but as Biggins would say…the show must go on.
Our gang of national treasures, Linda Robson, Pam St Clement, Christopher Biggins, John Fashanu and Bobby George, arrive in the City of Angels and settle into a suitably divine L.A. mansion before temporarily swapping the tour bus for Segways and taking in the famous Venice Beach
Boardwalk.
While there, they spot yet more businesses trying to secure a slice of the ‘pot’ pie.
John Fashanu and Linda Robson, both parents themselves, meet a mum who claims medical marijuana has transformed her daughter’s life. It’s an emotional and opinion-changing experience for staunch drugs critic Fash.
Later the group entertain at their Hollywood base where they meet a chef who uses marijuana in cakes. Will any of the celebrities be tempted to try them? And is that heavyweight boxer Audley Harrison helping with the BobbyQue - Bobby's very own brand of BBQ?
Finally, the Gone to Pot party make for their next destination, Colorado, the first state in the United States to legalise recreational use of marijuana, and where medical MJ is also perfectly legal, but they find that legalisation doesn't mean problem free as they don bullet-proof jackets and join a high-stakes high-drama Drug Enforcement Agency raid on a super-sized illegal marijuana grow worth a mind-blowing $3.9 million.The magical marijuana mystery tour continues and this time Los Angeles, California and Colorado play host to five household names as they eat, sleep and breathe cannabis culture.
02:05-03:00 Nightscreen
Interntal PPP1 Northern Ireland
01:05-03:00 Teleshopping
Interntal PP1 Scotland
02:35-03:35 After Midnight
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