Harry Hill Featured On It’ll Be Alright On The Night

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According to the TV listings, Harry Hill will be amongst the celebrities featured on the return of It’ll Be Alright On The Night.

Two episodes will be shown over Christmas, 9pm tonight and New Year’s Eve on ITV1, with the first episode repeated at 12.45am on New Year’s Eve. The listings are as follows:

Episode 1 of 2

Griff Rhys Jones presents a collection of hilarious out-takes featuring stars including Ant and Dec, This Morning’s Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, Harry Hill and Bradley Walsh. Also rescued from the cutting-room floor are unscripted moments from Doc Martin, Celebrity Juice, Come Dine with Me and many others

Episode 2 of 2

A selection of cringe-inducing TV bloopers featuring some of TV’s biggest names, including Ant & Dec, Harry Hill, Bradley Walsh, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. Viewers also get the chance to enjoy out-takes from Doc Martin, Emmerdale and Coronation Street that the stars thought would never see the light of day. Griff Rhys Jones presents.

For more, visit itv.com.

Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year From Harry Hill Fansite

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Harry Hill Fansite would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2012.

 

Updates will continue through the festive period.

You’ve Been Framed – Christmas and New Year 2011

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Christmas is full of You’ve Been Framed this year, so here are the details on the episodes, plus its repeats:

You’ve Been Framed Christmas Special (repeat)

Christmas Eve (Saturday 24th December), 6pm, ITV1

Comedian Harry Hill narrates a festive selection of camcorder calamities and viewers’ mobile phone-footage, focusing on seasonal catastrophes. The clips include a dog relieving itself on a Christmas tree, Santas failing to keep their footing, and children with the wrong attitude at a time of giving. Plus, faulty fairy lights that came as a nasty shock at yuletide.

You’ve Been Framed (new)

Christmas Day (Sunday 25th December), 5.30pm, ITV1

Comedian Harry Hill narrates a festive selection of camcorder calamities and viewers’ mobile-phone footage, focusing on seasonal slip-ups involving Christmas trees, Santas and snowmen.

Repeated on Boxing Day (Monday 26th December) at 1.45pm on ITV2.

You’ve Been Framed and Famous (repeat)

Boxing Day (Monday 26th December), 7pm, ITV2

Harry Hill showcases some of the best celebrity look-a-like clips sent in by viewers, including Tom Cruise, Britney Spears and Susan Boyle.

You’ve Been Framed (repeat)

Bank Holiday Tuesday (Tuesday 27th December), 4pm, ITV1

Harry Hill narrates another selection of camcorder calamities and mobile phone footage filmed by members of the public. Highlights include teenagers behaving badly, a dog that eats gas bills and a dive-bombing baptism.

You’ve Been Framed (repeat)

Friday 30th December, 8.30pm, ITV1

Harry Hill presents hilarious festive footage filmed by viewers on their camcorders and mobile phones. The show features rocking around the Christmas tree and five ways to kill a snowman. Plus Santa Claus is coming to town!

Repeated on New Year’s Day (Sunday 1st January) at 2.15pm on ITV2.

Funniest Ever You’ve Been Framed (repeat)

New Year’s Eve (Friday 31st December), 9.45am, ITV1

Harry Hill narrates a selection of camcorder calamities and viewers’ mobile-phone footage, including animals being naughty, musical mishaps, practical jokes and holiday howlers.

You’ve Been Framed Top 100 Animals (new)

Sunday 1st January, 6pm, ITV1

Harry Hill presents a special episode featuring the top 100 animal clips from the You’ve Been Framed! archive. Featuring a sunbathing panda, a cat masseuse and a flatulent horse.

Classic TV Burp + Shark Infested Custard – Christmas and New Year 2011

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Over the festive period, Harry Hill hour on your Friday evening continues through.

Tonight, classic TV Burp will feature clips from series 4 and series 5 at 5pm and repeated at 7.30pm. Secondly, Shark Infested Custard will air the penultimate episode at 5.30pm.

Next Friday, TV Burp will be from series 4 in 2004, with featured shows including River Cottage, EastEnders and more, again at 5pm and 7.30pm. Then, Shark Infested Custard will air the final episode at 5.30pm.

Keep it HHF for more on classic TV Burp and Shark Infested Custard on Cartoon Network.

Best Of Burp 2011 – Vote For Your Favourite TV Burp Moment

Our Best of Burp poll returns for its fourth year and you can now have your say on your favourite bits from the past year.

Best Of Burp 2011

Over the last year, there have been some classic TV Burp moments, so here is a poll with all the major moments from the series, so get voting!

The winning moment will be announced in the New Year!

This Is Jinsy Returns For Music Special

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This Is Jinsy is returning tonight for a special episode.

The show is returning for a music special, with a variety of the best songs from the series. On from 7.30pm, for the first time, the show will air on Sky1.

The Sky Atlantic show has recently been recommissioned for a new series to air in 2013.

Avalon To Keep TV Burp Going With New Host?

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The Mirror have suggested that TV Burp producer and the rumoured former agent of Harry Hill want to keep TV Burp going with a new host.

A source has supposedly said that they are “desperate to keep the show on air,” with the article suggesting Al Murray, Lee Mack and Russell Kane as potential replacements, all of whom are already signed to Avalon.

The article also suggests that ITV are keen to continue working with Harry and will discuss this once a new agent is appointed.

As ever, rumours are just rumours – and in Harry Hill Fansite’s opinion, as Harry is likely to own the rights to TV Burp, as it was his creation, and he has split with Avalon, it is unlikely that the show would continue with Avalon finding a new host without Harry’s full agreement and input, with the show most likely produced through another company rather than Avalon.

No New Christmas TV Burp This Year, Repeat On New Year’s Eve

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There will be no new festive episode of TV Burp this year.

This will be the first time since the first Christmas episode in 2006 that the show has not aired any form of new episode. Last year, the show changed from a new episode to a Best Of, which will be repeated on New Year’s Eve at 6.30pm on ITV1.

Last year, Harry Hill fans confirmed their desire for new TV Burp at Christmas, with 92.31% preferring a new episode, even if the series was 1 episode shorter due to this.

However, You’ve Been Framed, including new episodes, will be on throughout the festive period, including between Christmas Eve and Bank Holiday Tuesday.

Web Burp – Your Christmas Trimmings!

Here are the latest bits and bobs from the last few weeks of Harry Hill news, just for you!

• You can watch a behind the scenes video of Harry Hill’s Little Crackers over on Sky.com.
• Harry Hill’s list of alternative Christmas albums from this week’s The Telegraph’s Seven magazine is now available on telegraph.co.uk. Harry also featured in Saturday’s Daily Mail.
• Talking about his Royal Albert Hall show next year in an interview with Mark Goodier on Smooth Radio [via MSN], Sir Bruce Forsyth has said:

I wish there were more people that are entertainers and can sing and dance…I love Harry Hill, adore Harry!

• The Stage has revealed that during the press launch of Sky1′s Little Crackers, a journalist said it would be Barbara Windsor’s first project after EastEnders, with Harry Hill then pointing out her bingo adverts!
• The Guardian has interviewed Harry Hill for their Q&A section.
• Peter Kay has expressed his love of Harry Hill, especially You’ve Been Framed, which he described to the Express as funniest thing on TV.

Harry Hill’s Little Crackers Gets 164,000

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Harry Hill’s edition of Little Crackers, which aired last night, has got 164,000 (0.7%).

It was the higher of the two editions last night, with Jane Horrocks’ episode getting 153,700 (0.6%). However, both were down on the first two episodes from Sunday, as Barbara Windsor’s show gained 235,000 (0.9%) and Jack Whitehall getting 176,000 (0.7%).

Last year, the series averaged  219,000 (0.8%) over 12 editions.

For more, visit Broadcast.

If you missed the show, catch it again on Christmas Day at 11.15pm on Sky1 and Boxing Day at 9.45pm on Sky2.