Alan Carr’s Specstaculars celebrate special occasions, including every New Years’ Eve since 2011. There have also been Summer Specstaculars – one broadcast around the Queen’s Jubilee and another close to the Olympics and Paralympics.
Alan Carr’s Specstacular guests have included Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars, Russell Brand, Alesha Dixon, Jack Whitehall, Abbey Clancy and Mo Farrah.
In April 2013, Alan Carr’s Grand National Specstacular whipped up interest in the Grand National with a host of celebrities getting involved on Twitter in Alan’s sweepstake promoted on the programme and publicised through the show’s popular social media accounts.
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Alan Carr hosts a showbiz game show with a difference. Here soap stars battle rival soap teams, boy bands take on girl bands and TV doctors and nurses compete against telly cops and robbers.
Rich Hall’s Cattle Drive, Fishing Show and Election Special
BBC
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Rich Hall teams up with Mike Wilmot in three comedy series for BBC Four.Rich Hall’s Cattle Drive is a sitcom set in the American West, staring Rich Hall, Mike Wilmot, Simon Evans, Ralph Brown and Archie Kelly. It first aired on BBC Four in 2006.
Rich Hall’s Election Special was first broadcast on BBC Four during the US elections in 2004.Rich Hall’s Fishing Show, written by and staring Hall and Wilmot, first aired on BBC Four in 2003.
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Rich Hall teams up with Mike Wilmot in three comedy series for BBC Four.Rich Hall’s Cattle Drive is a sitcom set in the American West, staring Rich Hall, Mike Wilmot, Simon Evans, Ralph Brown and Archie Kelly. It first aired on BBC Four in 2006.
Rich Hall’s Election Special was first broadcast on BBC Four during the US elections in 2004.Rich Hall’s Fishing Show, written by and staring Hall and Wilmot, first aired on BBC Four in 2003.
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