The Jonathan Ross Show - Christmas Special (10/12/2016) With special guests: Paul Hollywood, Miranda Hart, Keira Knightley, Kylie Minogue and David Walliams All copyrights belong to their respective owners.
I used to watch Jonathan Ross Show in the 90´s when living in England. He has not aged at all in nearly 30 years. He looks almost the same, of course he has aged as human beings do, but not at all as people normally age! An extraordinary youthful looks, he has!
Marisol1711 no you’re not. I have a MASSIVE thing for David... litterally. And I think my heart stopped when he said he would be crying and MASTURBATING and I fan boyed so much. He’s just beautifully handsome and gorgeous!
Has anyone noticed David laughing at 27:15 to 27:16 ? Jonathan Ross must have told something really funny to David during their untelevised chat at the end of the break because David's in spasms with laugher! So cute! :D :D :D
LOVED this, thank you so much! I agree with what many have said - David and Miranda made the show, and Paul's dog does look like him. I really like Jonathan Ross who, along with Alan Carr, are such great interviewers/personalities. Too bad Chatty Man is no longer running. Where can I get that dog costume?
How many MORE times is David gonna mention the "2nd favorite author" story?!? He has found a way to bring it up EVERY talk show I've seen him on, even numerous appearances on the SAME show!!
Actually, I've noticed that most celebrities have these notoriously repeated stories..don't know why, they usually aren't even the most interesting ones and yet, they keep repeating them all the time. One example is Stephen Fry's anectode about how he was unable to pronounce "Harry pocketed it" while recording HP audiobooks and J.K.Rowling didn't allow him changing it to "Harry put it in his pocket"..he keeps telling it everywhere! It's the same with David. I admire them both, but I just can't help skipping those bits - the pure repetitivness makes me sick. :(
I'm American but I didn't actually start to watch the GBBO until a couple of months ago so the Channel 4 line-up was my 1st introduction into the show. I quickly got hooked and dug into the archives to watch the previous seasons too. I don't really understand why people would give PH a hard time about staying with a show that kept him employed, plus a raise, no doubt...shows get dropped and picked up by a different network more frequently in the US so I guess we're more used to those kinds of changes. In terms of the set-up and the tone of the series, I didn't see much of a difference between the Channel 4 vs. the BBC versions either....so why did they make him out to be the "villain" in the whole ordeal?
i couldn't have been in this audience without jumping out of my seat and saying ' no one cares about any of you...... David Walliams is on the sofa'. Even kylie thinks she's important because she has no idea what is going on next to her......
Yokie Miller Yes, I know. I'm from the UK and I'm well aware that this is a British chat show. I was using "American" as an adjective to describe this kind of audience hysteria which we seem to have imported from the States along with trick-or-treat and bloody Starbucks.
I think you need to save up some money and take a trip to the US. We are not just all that you see on TV. What if were to judge the entire United Kingdom by your comments? Not very flattering. As it is in all humans, the irritating, annoying, etc. stand out. The polite, quiet, respectful Americans, as I like to think I and everyone in my circle of family and friends are, go unnoticed. As for Starbucks not sure what you take issue with...good coffee? Don't like it, don't buy it. I believe you are still living in a free country. Halloween?! What?! How are WE to blame if YOUR society adopts something from our culture or any other? I guess as Americans and coming from immigrant families, we don't think twice about it We have a few friends from Britain. They love it in the US, would never move back to the UK. Not saying anything against it, I am just mentioning to make a point: visit us. I think you may be pleasantly surprised...if you can get that chip off your shoulder first and open your mind.
Haha this was hilarious! But I would definitely say David had the same amount of screen time as the other guests combined. On a side note, how can a person host a show when they literally cannot pronounce the letter "R"
Jonathon Ross's personal story about his speech impediment and his career is actually quite inspiring and remarkable. He's been in the business for decades and over the years he has probably heard all the jokes and teasing about his speech and it's never stopped him. I think it's admirable how he has risen above it all and he is where he is today. He certainly has great interviewing skills and knows how to converse and make his guests feel comfortable. I think most people who are not immature look right past the impediment and are not focusing on it, and they are paying attention to the content of what he's saying instead.
