Oi, Alan and Justin - why is Ireland missing from your map of the world?
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The Sunday Night Project: We ask - "Where’s Ireland?"
June 22, 2008 – 10:37 pm
The Friday Night Project Becomes The Sunday Night Project
May 21, 2008 – 12:40 pm
Channel 4 are planning to move The Friday Night Project to Sunday nights when it returns this summer.
The show is fronted by Justin Lee Collins, Alan Carr and a celebrity guest host each week and has been a massive hit for Channel 4.
A source told The Sun: “Channel 4 doesn’t have a big Sunday night show. They hope the move will change that.”
ALAN CARR’S CELEBRITY DING DONG: Davina McCall, Les Dennis, Konnie Huq, Alex Zane and Kirsty Gallacher
February 5, 2008 – 10:32 pm
Friday 8 February 2008
10:00pm
With tongue firmly in cheek, Alan Carr’s Celebrity Ding Dong is the only show on television that pits members of the public against famous faces, where both teams can win a slice of the high life. This week’s celebrity guests are team captain Davina McCall, Les Dennis, Konnie Huq, Alex Zane and Kirsty Gallacher. Between each round, Alan takes a cheeky peek up the skirt of celebrity with a selection of comedy studio items. Alan can’t wait to prove once and for all that celebs are no better than ordinary folk.
ALAN CARR’S CELEBRITY DING DONG
January 28, 2008 – 11:19 pm
Alan Carr, award-winning comedian, and one half of the irrepressible Friday Night Project presenting team, hosts a showbiz bash, with an exclusive guest list, in a new six-part entertainment series. With tongue firmly in cheek, Alan Carr’s Celebrity Ding Dong is the only show on television that pits members of the public against famous faces where both teams can win a slice of the high life.
This week’s celebrity guests are team captain Chris Moyles, Jamelia, Zoe Ball, Tara Palmer-Tompkinson and Duncan James who will be pitching against a team from Glasgow. Dotted between each round, the programme will feature Alan taking a cheeky peek up the skirt of celebrity with a selection of comedy studio items. Alan Carr can’t wait to prove once and for all that celebs are no better than ordinary folk.
Channel 4, Friday 1 February 2008, 10PM
