The Sharon Osbourne Show
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The Sharon Osbourne Show (UK version) |
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Genre | Talk show |
Starring | Sharon Osbourne |
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Producer(s) | talkbackTHAMES |
Running time | 60 minutes |
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Original channel | ITV1 |
Original run | 29 August 2006 – |
The Sharon Osbourne Show refers to either of two TV chat shows hosted by Sharon Osbourne – the original US version, or the more recent UK (ITV1) version. These are described separately below.
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[edit] US version (2003–2004)
The original version of The Sharon Osbourne Show was a syndicated show that ran for one season (2003–2004) on various US channels. It was also shown in the UK on Sky One and on cable channel ARENA in Australia. The show was eventually cancelled due to poor ratings and scathing attacks by critics as being too focused on Osbourne's family.
[edit] UK version (2006)
The UK version of The Sharon Osbourne Show airs on ITV1 in the weekday 5pm slot, and it began on Tuesday 29 August 2006. It was originally going to be named Mrs. Osbourne Presents...
ITV commissioned the show to compete with rival Paul O'Grady, after he defected from the company and took his show to Channel 4. If successful it could be re-commissioned for the new year (2007). However, after a strong debut of 2.1 million viewers the show had fallen to 1-1.5 million, beaten by strong competition from the likes of The New Paul O'Grady Show, The Weakest Link and Neighbours which leads the 5pm-6pm hour.[1] On 12 October, the show's hope of recommission slimmed as it reached a new low of 948,000 viewers. Tabloid The Sun claim that the show has been recommissioned for the new year, but not going head to head with Paul O'Grady but head to head with Richard and Judy as Sharon Osbourne got better ratings for all of her shows against the duo.
Sharon admitted that the show was tough and hard work on Parkinson, and also on the last show. According to various audience members from the final show, the show has been recomissioned.[citation needed]
[edit] Guests
Some of the guests who have made an appearance on the show include:
- Adam Garcia
- Adele Silva
- Amy Jo Johnson
- Beyoncé
- Chad Michael Murray
- Bradley Walsh
- Brian Capron
- Calum Best
- Colin Salmon
- David Hasselhoff
- Debra Stephenson
- Fran Cosgrave
- Fergie
- Holly Marie Combs
- Jamelia (music)
- James Dean Bradfield (music)
- Jane McDonald
- Janice Dickinson
- Jesse McCartney (music)
- Jocelyn Jee Esien
- Katie Melua (music)
- Kelly Osbourne
- Kym Marsh
- The Lady Boys of Bangkok
- Lisa Maxwell DS Sam Nixon from The Bill
- Lil Chris
- Louis Walsh
- Maria Lawson
- Marilyn Manson
- Mario Lopez
- Michael Barrymore
- Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland (music)
- Nerina Pallot (music)
- Nick Cannon
- Noddy Holder
- Orson (music)
- Paul Danan
- Penny Lancaster
- Peter Davison
- Pussycat Dolls (music)
- Stephanie Beacham
- Sean Lennon (music)
- Trinny Woodall
- Susannah Constantine
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