Michael McIntyre's Big Show

The big show is a add for the wheel that has bad ratings. What a load of rubbish. Turned it off when he tried the ant and Dec knocking on doors. It's so not funny won't bother watching any more.

I don't watch the wheel so why do I turn this on but still have to watch the wheel? It's rubbish please bbc give us something that is good for staying in on a Saturday night.

No wonder people are stopping paying for tv licence.

All this and it won't let me post till I use another 122 characters how to say the program is rubbish and I have turned it off. He is not funny and is Tring so hard to get viewing.

How michael Mackintyre was ever "successful" on TV is a mystery. The guy just isn't funny and he's painful to watch.

Michael McIntyre has tried a few formats out in order to broaden his range beyond just being a stand-up comedian (albeit a very successful one).

A one series gig on Britain's Got Talent didn't really work, and his chat show didn't fare much better.

Here though he is on much safer ground, and the public clearly agree, as this show has one various awards.

It's good natured, typically silly Saturday night entertainment, with McIntyre on good form as the host. Not all the items totally work, and it could do with varying its structure week on week, but this is good fun overall.

Saturday night TV on British television has been in the doldrums in the past few years (Strictly C/D excepted) with the two largest broadcasters rolling out some real stinkers posing as quality entertainment (Ninja Warriors, Splash anything with Keith Lemon and Stephen Mulhern in it) and the usual sing-a-thon's which have passed their sell by date. This is a genuine breath of fresh air, with the host enthusiastically speeding though the show which is cleverly constructed with a good variety of guests, well thought out banter and some excellent regular set pieces (Midnight game show, Unexpected star) Michael comes across very well as though he is thoroughly enjoying himself and there are many laugh out loud moments without the usual "message" laden anti-comedy that infects much of the BBC's recent output.

Big fan of M. M, the big show is brilliant and I look forward to it every year!

It's a great mixture of funny, wholesome and emotional.

The unexpected star is usually my favourite part especially the lead up when the unexpected star has a weird time doing whatever they think they've booked Also particularly enjoyed the occasions when he stole cooked food from someone's freezer and fed it back to them, so funny and you never know what their reaction is going to be The midnight game show is also hilarious; a particular favourite was when Alison Hammond did it All in all it's a brilliant show and I recommend it.