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The One Show

 
Description: BBC1 / Magazine Talk Show / Touching on entertainment, lifestyles, money and current affairs.

Newest Review: ... chummy Adrian Chiles and the lovely, bordering on luscious, Christine Bleakley. The guests seem to be very current, although the last one I watched had a very teary Lionel Blair reminiscing about the house that he grew up in. There was a pre-recorded feature about bathroom fittings, their history and how they came to be in the household. Very interesting and it passed the time. They then had ... more

 ... to go and spoilt it by taking a camera through the studio, its offices and dressing rooms to the bathroom where one of the crew was seen to be having a bath. The big feature of this show was the main guest Stephen Fry and his 'sidekick' Mark Carwardin...more

MisterReview
Premium Review The One Show: Pebble Mill Lite at Seven (329 words)
by - written on 05/10/09 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Does anyone remember Pebble Mill at One? This was a 'magazine' type TV program with all sorts of guests and subject matter covered. The One Show is a latter day version of that albeit, it would seem on a smaller scale - Pebble Mill's studio seemed bigger and airy and the One Show seems to have been recorded in a grown up version of The Broom Cupboard. It is presented by the chummy Adrian Chiles and the lovely, bordering on luscious, Christine Bleakley. The guests seem to be very current, although the last one I watched had a very teary Lionel Blair reminiscing about the house that he grew up in. There was a pre-recorded feature about ...  Read the complete review

darren55
Premium Review An enjoyable not too heavy daily programme, just right strai ... (463 words)
by - written on 05/10/09 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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The One Show is BBC's early evening show airing every weekday night at 7pm for half an hour. The current presenters are Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley. Adrian has been there sice the start when the show was made at the Pebble Mill studios in Birmingham but Christine took over from Myleene Klasse when the show moved to the media city in London. The show is a current affairs, light entertainment show which has a guest on every day and a range of features by regular contributors such as Phil Tufnell, Gyles Brandreth, Dominic Littlewood and a range of other unknowns who present pieces of gardening, natural history, current affairs, politics and ...  Read the complete review

helenjones
Express Review on The One Show
by helenjones - written on 02/10/09
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Hi Christine /Adrian.Thank you for a wonderful show,very informative.Stephen Fry is a monumental treasure.He should replace Jonathan Ross.H.Jones Epsom

TimStavert
Premium Review The One Show with little difference (181 words)
by - written on 20/09/09 (Useful, 42 readings)
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The One Show, co-hosted by Adrian Chiles and Christine Blakely, is quite a refreshing one stop from the news to the drab Soap hours. The news is normally wrapped up with the depressing topics of how badly this Government is running our economy, Afghanistan war, naming just a few; and the rest of what bad news that is happening to this once Great Britain. This programme, like a magazine supplies a few good topics like their nature watch always worth waiting for. The only annoying part is the constant attention to the hosts rather than the guest and on a couple of occasions their own opinions have been a bit detrimental to a couple of sensitive issues, which ...  Read the complete review

iamasadlittleboy
Premium Review The One Show: A bit pointless but it's easy enough (518 words)
by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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With little else on TV at the moment we currently have The One Show on, on BBC1, it's a daily show shown between Monday-Friday 7:30-8:00 PM and hosted by the team of Adrian Chiles and Christine Blakely. The show takes the two chummy hosts a studio and lots of segments of varying quality and content and pieces them together in the form of a rather bizarre and unique TV-magazine with no real theme. When looking at other TV magazine shows, such as Top Gear, The Gadget Show and Fifth Gear they all have a general theme and regular sections, which in case gives the show some form of a familiar feel to it to the viewers. Now when you have a show that seems to have ...  Read the complete review

 
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