TV Series

Series Name:	The Charlotte Church Show
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	2006 - 2008
Country:	UK
Language:	English
Genre:	Comedy, Talk Show, Music
Rating:	3.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	1 Has Seen
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Selected Cast	Charlotte Church as Self - Presenter
	Adam Hills as Self
	Michael McIntyre as Self
	Frankie Boyle as Self (1 episode)
	Jimmy Carr as Self (1 episode)
	Noel Fielding as Self (1 episode)
	Rhod Gilbert as Self (1 episode)
	Keith Allen as Self (1 episode)
	Johnny Vegas as Self (1 episode)
	Lee Mack as Self (1 episode)

Notes

Channel 4 comedy talk show with music performances. It ran for 3 series from 2006 - 2008. The show attracted largely negative reviews and as of 2022 remains unavailable on streaming platforms and physical media.

Comments and Reviews


alexlincs 4th Jul 2022		Rated 3/10 I've reviewed this on Imdb under the title "It's Pants Boyo" The Charlotte Church Show was designed to appeal to the post-pub / pre-club crowd of 18-30 year olds. Later on Channel 4 would score a megahit with The Friday Night Project in 2007 and this would get axed a year after. The Charlotte Church Show attracted a lot of negative criticisms much like programmes in the previous slot: The Girlie Show, Something For The Weekend, The 11 O' Clock Show and quite rightly so; it's complete cack. There are two good points that make this show memorable. The programme showcased a lot of comedians who went onto become household names in the 10s people like: Adam Hills, Michael McIntyre, Lee Mack, Rhod Gilbert and Frankie Boyle. The musical performances which consisted mainly of covers with Charlotte Church providing backing vocals are also excellent and there's no denying Charlotte Church is a great singer. Some of the acts are like a whose who of mid-00s pop acts: Amy Winehouse, The Script, McFly, Sharleen Spiteri, Orson, Beth Rowley and Nelly Furtado. The show is now quite sort off for these two reasons, but it is sadly unavailable on all non-user generated streaming platforms and has no commercial release on DVD or Blu-Ray. The comedy sketches/skits and some Charlotte Church's banter with guests and the audience is truly cringe; cashing-in on her bad girl image of the early 00s when she was pictured getting drunk and falling out of taxis. Really grown worthy puns about Wales and forced ladette humour which was popular with its predecessors like The Girlie Show. The show ran for a surprising 3 series from 2006-2008 despite negative reviews. There is around 20 hours worth of footage in its entirely, but maybe one hour of it is any good and worth your time. I can't recommend it, but would like to see All4 make it available. 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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