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Richard Madeley certainly had viewers talking as he returned for a guest presenting gig on Good Morning Britain on Thursday. The 65 year old discussed serious topics such as the coronavirus vaccine and the government's traffic light system with his co-host Charlotte Hawkins, but viewers couldn't help but compare him to comedy icon Alan Partridge.

Alan Partridge Stratagem tour due to a huge demand for tickets.The comedian announced last week that will be bringing his infamous alter ego to the stage in a brand new show, heading out across UK and Ireland in spring 2022.Now, following a huge demand for tickets which went on sale yesterday (May 29), Stratagem has added tour stops at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena on April 28, Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena on May 20 and The O2 Arena on June 1, the day following his previously announced stop at the

Alan Partridge fans have demanded that Steve Coogan and co-star Susannah Fielding should host a one-off special of The One Show as their on screen characters.Coogan and Fielding are currently starring opposite each other in the second series of This Time with Alan Partridge, a weekday magazine show spoof that borrows its guest-focused format from The One Show.Now, an online petition bearing over 2000 signatures is circulating, asking for their comedy aliases to replace regular hosts Alex Jones,

This Time With Alan Partridge has been released – you can see it below.Season two of Steve Coogan’s show will air on BBC One on April 30, the BBC press office confirmed earlier this month (April 14).In the latest trailer, Partridge can be seen opening a new episode of his fictional show with co-host Jennie Gresham (Susannah Fielding) and describing the show in his typically embarrassing fashion.Inviting viewers to watch the show, Partridge says: “[It’s] high time to say if you’ve got time to

This Time with Alan Partridge is set to return to screens by the end of the month.Season two of Steve Coogan’s show will air on BBC One on April 30, the BBC press office confirmed today (April 14).This Time With Alan Partridge was confirmed for a second season last February, with Coogan confirming it would air this year.

Alan Partridge to replace Piers Morgan as host of Good Morning Britain.Morgan left the ITV show earlier this week after six years following a row over comments he made about the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.On Monday’s (March 8) show, he said he “didn’t believe a word” Markle told Oprah Winfrey about her mental health in an interview alongside her husband Prince Harry.A spokesperson for ITV said: “Following discussions with ITV, Piers Morgan has decided now is the time to leave Good Morning

BBC show This Time With Alan Partridge has concluded filming.The news was shared by Neil Gibbons, who has been writing for Partridge shows with Coogan, alongside his twin brother Rob, for more than a decade.“YES!!” Gibbons wrote on Instagram, sharing a photo from the set of a clapperboard with the note: “That’s a wrap.” The slate reveals that filming on the show finished on Friday (December 18).See the post below.A post shared by Neil Gibbons (@neilgibbons)After being confirmed for a second

Audible, and will give Partridgites a much-missed hit of the Norfolk native's lovable banter. The Audible Original podcast, From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast, takes listeners on a long journey with Alan as the veteran disc jockey opens up his off-screen life to fans in a never-heard-before insight into his private life.

The Audible Original podcast, From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast, takes listeners on a long journey with Alan as the veteran disc jockey opens up his off-screen life to fans in a never-heard-before insight into his private life.

Alan Partridge out on the road.Last month, the comedian revealed that he planned to embark on a tour as Partridge.He said: “It’s been a while since I’ve done a live show. It’s 10 years.

Alan Partridge out on the road for a live tour in the near future.Coogan was speaking on the Elevenses with Danielle Perry podcast, which asks guests the same eleven questions about their life, career and future.Speaking of future live plans for his adored character, Coogan explained that he missed the stage after previously touring with his iconic comedy creation in 2010.He said: “It’s been a while since I’ve done a live show. It’s ten years.

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Steve Coogan will reprise his role of Alan Partridge for a new podcast.

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Piers Morgan has accused Hugh Grant and Steve Coogan of “helping” Boris Johnson achieve a “landslide” in the UK General Election.