The John Bishop Show (2022 TV series)

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The John Bishop Show
Also known asThe John Bishop End Of Year Show
Genre Comedy
Presented by John Bishop
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series2
No. of episodes13 (list of episodes)
Production
Running time45 minutes (including commercial breaks)
Production companiesLola Entertainment
So Television
Original release
Network ITV
Release8 January 2022 (2022-01-08) 
present (present)
Related
The John Bishop Show (2015)

The John Bishop Show is a British comedy chat show presented by Liverpudlian award-winning stand-up comedian John Bishop. [1] The show has aired on ITV in the UK, and Virgin Media One in Ireland from January 2022.

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The show is co-produced by Lola Entertainment, which also produced the 2015 series of the same name for BBC One. [2]

ITV confirmed that the show had been recommissioned for a second series in 2023, which was preceded by an end of the year special in December 2022. [3]

Series overview

SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodes
18 January 202212 February 20226
229 December 202218 February 20237

Episodes

No.DateGuests
118 January 2022 Sarah Millican, James Nesbitt
215 January 2022 Michelle Keegan, Bill Bailey
322 January 2022 Oti Mabuse, Rob Brydon
429 January 2022 Maya Jama, Jason Manford
55 February 2022 Courteney Cox, Hugh Bonneville
612 February 2022 Katherine Ryan, James Blunt
2129 December 2022 Kirsty Young, Ian McKellen, Mandip Gill and Jill Scott
27 January 2023 Mel C, Guz Khan and Harry Hill
314 January 2023 Tom Allen, Mo Gilligan and Sue Perkins
421 January 2023 Gabby Logan and Judi Love
528 January 2023 Stephen Mangan and AJ Odudu
64 February 2023 Roisin Conaty, Craig David and Richard E. Grant
718 February 2023 Ashley Banjo, Fay Ripley and Shania Twain

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References

  1. Rhys, Steffan (8 January 2022). "John Bishop's devastating split from wife of decades and their happy reunion". WalesOnline .
  2. "The John Bishop Show - Series 1 - Episode 1". ITV.
  3. "ITV announces recommission of topical chat show The John Bishop Show". Press Centre. 28 October 2022. Retrieved 2 January 2023.