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Jul 1995 - Oct 1997
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Michael Parkinson reflects on the most memorable subjects of his interviews from the 1970s and 1980s.
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Best Episodes of Parkinson: The Interviews
Tommy Cooper and Frankie Howerd
S1 Ep3
7.5
9th Aug 1995
A special double bill of interviews with two of the great comic talents of post-war Britain. Michael Parkinson remembers Tommy Cooper being reluctant to appear, but armed with his beloved props he managed to run rings around the amused interviewer. Frankie Howerd on the other hand wanted the interview scripted so he could practice his responses, but Parkinson held firm and let the sparks fly unprompted and unrehearsed.
Worst Episodes of Parkinson: The Interviews
Peter Cook
S1 Ep1
4.5
26th Jul 1995
Michael Parkinson looks back at some of his many interviews with the comic genius that was Peter Cook.
Parkinson: The Interviews Episode Guide
Peter Cook
S1 Ep1
4.5
26th Jul 1995
Michael Parkinson looks back at some of his many interviews with the comic genius that was Peter Cook.
Richard Burton
S1 Ep2
2nd Aug 1995
Michael Parkinson looks back at his unique interview with talented and troubled film star Richard Burton. Back in 1974, Burton was battling against alcoholism and had spent six weeks in hospital for treatment prior to the interview. Parkinson persuaded him to talk candidly about his career, love life and drink problems
Tommy Cooper and Frankie Howerd
S1 Ep3
7.5
9th Aug 1995
A special double bill of interviews with two of the great comic talents of post-war Britain. Michael Parkinson remembers Tommy Cooper being reluctant to appear, but armed with his beloved props he managed to run rings around the amused interviewer. Frankie Howerd on the other hand wanted the interview scripted so he could practice his responses, but Parkinson held firm and let the sparks fly unprompted and unrehearsed.
Orson Welles
S1 Ep4
7.0
16th Aug 1995
Michael Parkinson recalls his interview with a man who he considered "the most extraordinary talent that the cinema ever produced".
David Niven
S1 Ep5
22nd Aug 1995
Actor, author and raconteur David Niven was one of the most popular performers from these shores to succeed in Hollywood. Here he talks to Michael Parkinson about his first love, his school days and his distinguished career, sprinkled with a wealth of amusing anecdotes about the idiosyncracies of some of his film-star contemporaries.
Kenneth Williams
S1 Ep6
29th Aug 1995
In this compilation of clips from five of his eight appearances on Parkinson, comedian Kenneth Williams gives vent to his dislike of theatre critics as well as host Michael Parkinson; he also treats the audience to his rendition of the suggestive song My Crepes Suzette.
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The best rated episodes of Parkinson: The Interviews are:
- Tommy Cooper and Frankie Howerd S1E3 rated 7.5
The lowest rated episodes of Parkinson: The Interviews are:
- Peter Cook S1E1 rated 4.5
The first episode of Parkinson: The Interviews aired on July 26, 1995.
The last episode of Parkinson: The Interviews aired on October 17, 1997.
There are 18 episodes of Parkinson: The Interviews.
There are 3 seasons of Parkinson: The Interviews.
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Parkinson: The Interviews has ended.