Meet Ricky Gervais

Meet Ricky Gervais

2000
Meet Ricky Gervais
Meet Ricky Gervais

Meet Ricky Gervais

6.4 | en | Comedy

Meet Ricky Gervais is a chat show written and hosted by the comedy writer and performer Ricky Gervais. It was produced by Talkback for Channel 4 in 2000 and ran for one series on Friday nights. The show aired throughout the time Ricky Gervais was also co-writing the first series of the highly successful The Office for BBC2.

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Seasons & Episodes

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EP6  Antony Worall-Thompson, Midge Ure
Oct. 27,2000
Antony Worall-Thompson, Midge Ure

Along with interviewing Antony Worall-Thompson and Midge Ure, Ricky introduces The Krypton Factor and includes a skit with John Simm.

EP5  Peter Purves, Stefanie Powers
Oct. 20,2000
Peter Purves, Stefanie Powers

Ricky interviews Peter Purves and Stefanie Powers, tries out another new game show and interviews some members of the public about dwarves.

EP4  Wayne Hemingway, Paul Daniels
Oct. 13,2000
Wayne Hemingway, Paul Daniels

Wayne Hemingway and Paul Daniels get the treatment, and Ricky plays Every Second Counts.

EP3  Penny Smith, Tony Hart
Oct. 06,2000
Penny Smith, Tony Hart

After interviewing Penny and firing jokes at Tony, we're treated to Tony Green in a dress during Play Your Cards Right.

EP2  John Virgo, Michael Winner
Sep. 29,2000
John Virgo, Michael Winner

Along with the interviews we see where a healthy chunk of the Animals set came from, and Ricky continues to be bullied backstage.

EP1  Tommy Walsh, Jimmy Savile
Sep. 22,2000
Tommy Walsh, Jimmy Savile

Ricky interviews Tommy Walsh and Jimmy Savile, and plays Call My Bluff (which Jimmy particularly enjoys).

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Synopsis

Meet Ricky Gervais is a chat show written and hosted by the comedy writer and performer Ricky Gervais. It was produced by Talkback for Channel 4 in 2000 and ran for one series on Friday nights. The show aired throughout the time Ricky Gervais was also co-writing the first series of the highly successful The Office for BBC2.

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Cast

Ricky Gervais , Stirling Gallacher , Stephen Merchant

Director

Peter Fincham

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Reviews

jan pieter mook Of course Ricky Gervais is a star now. But he wasn't quite then. He was on his way up and this makes watching these episodes wonderful. They all have his characteristic humor, maybe not as polished as later on, but hilarious nonetheless. The little in-betweens with Stephen Merchant are great. You can see the chemistry between them. What I found funniest, most of all, is the fact that he has a line of B (and C)celebrities with which he has to make do. He is still unknown and so probably the A category isn't available to him. You can see his guests all wondering who this short fat bloke is who's slagging them of. Thinking: 'should I take this from this nobody?' He doesn't care. he is sharp and usually goes a bit too far (which is his trademark, I think)in his jokes. Wonderful!
tonyrockafeller i remember it was repeated 18 months or so ago and so i watched itit was one of the funniest things ive ever seenthe interviews with celebrities were priceless and he made no bones about telling them they werent first choice and degraded them on a regular basisthere were little sketches he did with steve merchant before and after the breaks that were on a par with chris morris for dark humour (one involved ricky masturbating while steve hid in a cupboard and watched!)the way he treated tony green (darts commentator) was funny on one scene tony dressed in fishnet stockings while they did a game show called "ricky gervais's play your cards right" in the scene ricky turned over a playing card to reveal a homosexual pornographic image. ricky went mad but tony said "you like looking at them when its just me and you backstage"its safe to say there was a whiff of homosexuality across the entire seriespriceless
joebloggsy This series was good, and very funny, sometimes darkly funny. Of course, Gervais went on to do the brilliant "The Office", and this was his last venture on Channel 4. Worth a watch if it's ever repeated. It was a good combination of his stand-up comedy and a funny interview technique.