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Live at the Apollo

 
Description: BBC1 / British Stand up Comedy

Newest Review: ... end which always left you wanting more. The first series was called Jack Dee Live at the Apollo and he would present the acts as well as have a short stand up before at the interlude between acts and then finally at the end. The show then decided to have other comedians each week to do the same. There were so many amazing acts from people I had never heard before and I ended up looking them ... more

 ... up on YouTube and finding out they are actually very big in the 'comedy underground scene'. The main acts are about 20 - 30 minuets of pure gold and the show is outstanding for choosing such good acts. I have not yet once been let down by it and am al...more

lemonjim
Premium Review Live at the Apollo: best comdey show around (212 words)
by - written on 13/10/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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It is long over due that there was a British comedy show on TV, during a decent time of day and with the best acts of the British Isles. Live at the Apollo hit our screens and hit it running. Presented with the infamously moody and famously unimpressed with everything, Jack Dee the show had a perfect beginning middle and end which always left you wanting more. The first series was called Jack Dee Live at the Apollo and he would present the acts as well as have a short stand up before at the interlude between acts and then finally at the end. The show then decided to have other comedians each week to do the same. There were so many ...  Read the complete review

pmcds
Premium Review Comedians hosting comedians (332 words)
by - written on 24/08/09 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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Live At The Apollo is a TV show that airs on the Dave channel. It is quite simple in essence, filmed live from the Hammersmith Apollo in London, with a top British comedian essentially 'hosting' a night at the venue, providing a bit of their own stand up routine before handing off and introducing a guest comedian. The guests are usually established comedians, and this is a welcome sight, as you can get some shows which attempt to promote up and coming comedians, which can be a bit hit or miss. Jack Dee was probably the most regular host, and now it has become a bit more changeable, with hosts such as Dara O'Brien from Mock The Week, and Lee ...  Read the complete review

huggy2009
Premium Review Live at the Apollo: Great to have Stand Up back on Terrestrial Tv (346 words)
by - written on 14/08/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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I remember a few years ago when there was absolutely no stand up on television, Lee Evans was selling out Wembley Arena as was Eddie Izzard, the League of Gentlemen were a huge draw in their live show, but stand up on television had for some reason stopped. Well thankfully that's no the case anymore, Live at the Apollo is a really good stand up comedy show, its shown on BBC1 and then at a later day the repeats are shown regularly on Dave. The show is generally compered by a really good comic who'll do ten minutes of their act, introduce another comedian to do about 25 minutes of standup then the host returns answers text messages from the crowd ...  Read the complete review

09jbooth
Premium Review Live at the apollo rocks (255 words)
by - written on 11/07/09 (Useful, 9 readings)
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Live at the apollo is basically a stand up comedy show but instead of just one comedian you get two or even three. The newer series are shown on BBC1 and the older series and older programs are shown on either Dave or BBC3. On Dave they are shown at least once a week and on BBc3 they are shown most staurday evenings. Previously known as Jack dee's Live at the apollo as he was the host know its just goes by the name of Live at the apollo. The show has featured some of the best comedians Britain has to offer including Jimmy Carr, Micheal Mcintyre and my favourite Lee Mack. The program roughly lasts about 45 mins on the bbc and about a hour ...  Read the complete review

chris212
Premium Review Live at the Apollo (310 words)
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Live at the Apollo, or as it was previously known as Jack Dee Live at the Apollo, is a comedy show demonstrating the very best of British Comedy talent; very similar to currently showing Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow. Originally the show was hosted by Jack Dee, but now there is a guest host each week, usually this guest host will be of a well know stature, while as before other well know or up and coming comedian would fill in the in between. The number of comedians on an episode can range from the the guest host and another comedian, to the guest host three other comedians. What I have found with this show is while it is usually good, it is ...  Read the complete review

 
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