Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow (2009)

Name: Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow
Rating: 6.2

Rating: 6.2

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Synopsis

Michael McIntyre visits the UK's most prestigious and iconic comedy venues, unearthing a raft of comedy's brightest new talent and finest comedians en route.

First Air Date: 2009-06-06

Last Air Date: 2010-10-23

Number of Seasons: 2

Number of Episodes: 12

Networks: BBC One

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Top Cast

Michael McIntyre as Self - Presenter
Micky Flanagan as N/A
Jo Caulfield as N/A
Jon Richardson as N/A

Seasons

Season 1 (2009)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Edinburgh - Kevin Bridges, Stewart Francis, Mark Watson, Rhod Gilbert (2009-06-06)

The first show of the series is recorded live at the Edinburgh Playhouse. This historic city plays host to Michael McIntyre, with the fantastic Rhod Gilbert headlining and cutting-edge stand-up from Kevin Bridges, Stewart Francis and Mark Watson.
Ep. 2: Manchester - John Bishop, Sarah Millican, Mick Ferry, Jason Manford (2009-06-13)

In this episode, Michael takes his Comedy Roadshow to the Manchester Apollo, where he is joined by north-west favourite Jason Manford, plus John Bishop, Sarah Millican and Mick Ferry.
Ep. 3: Birmingham - Tom Stade, Steve Hughes, Paul Tonkinson, Shappi Khorsandi (2009-06-20)

Michael McIntyre is at Birmingham's Hippodrome, where he introduces Tom Stade, Steve Hughes, Paul Tonkinson and headline act Shappi Khorsandi.
Ep. 4: Swansea - Steve Williams, Ava Vidal, Alun Cochrane, Sean Lock (2009-06-27)

Michael McIntyre visits Swansea's Grand Theatre, where he's joined by Sean Lock, Steve Williams and Ava Vidal.
Ep. 5: Belfast - Neil Delamere, Jeff Green, Kerry Godliman, Patrick Kielty (2009-07-04)

Michael McIntyre is joined at the Belfast Waterfront Hall by Neil Delamere, Jeff Green and Kerry Godliman, before local hero Patrick Kielty headlines.
Ep. 6: Brighton - Jon Richardson, Micky Flanagan, Jo Caulfield, Al Murray (2009-07-11)

Michael McIntyre heads to the Brighton Dome where he introduces Micky Flanagan, Jo Caulfield and Jon Richardson, headlining is the one and only pub landlord Al Murray.