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Tubridy Tonight
The Tubridy Tonight logo (2008–2009)
GenreLight entertainment
Created byKathy Fox
Directed byNiamh White
Presented byRyan Tubridy
StarringClint Velour
and the Camembert Quartet
Country of originIreland
Original languageEnglish
No. of series5
No. of episodes156
Production
Executive producerJohn O'Regan
ProducerJames Cotter
Production locationsStudio 4, RTÉ Television Centre, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, Ireland
Running time65–80 mins
Original release
NetworkRTÉ One
Release16 October 2004 (2004-10-16) –
30 May 2009 (2009-05-30)
Related
The Late Late Show (1962–present)

Tubridy Tonight was an Irish chat show hosted by Ryan Tubridy that aired for five series on RTÉ One between 2004 and 2009. The programme featured guest interviews (usually three per show), audience participation and live music from both a guest music group and the house band. Tubridy Tonight aired every Saturday night, except during the summer months, directly after the main evening news. The show's house musical act was Clint Velour and the Camembert Quartet.

Tubridy Tonight was the first successful Saturday night chat show to be broadcast by RTÉ since the ending of Kenny Live in 1999. The programme had regular viewing figures of 450,000,[1] however, the show also regularly fell victim to so-called "Saturday Night Syndrome", with The Late Late Show, broadcast on Friday nights, frequently featuring supposedly better guests.[1] In 2009 Tubridy Tonight came to an end when RTÉ announced that Tubridy would succeed Pat Kenny as host of The Late Late Show for the following series.[2]

History

Replacing Kenny Live

Upon Gay Byrne's retirement from The Late Late Show in 1999, RTÉ announced that Pat Kenny, host of his own Saturday night chat show, would be Byrne's replacement. Kenny Live had aired since 1988 and had been a staple of the RTÉ schedule since the first series. The departure of Pat Kenny to the Friday night slot left a gap in the schedule. Saturday Live, a programme that had originally aired in the late 1980s and featured a different host every week, was revived as a replacement. The second coming of the show proved unpopular and was ended after only one series. Following the axing of Saturday Live RTÉ declined to produce a Saturday night chat show, instead favouring to show a film after the main evening news. On 9 May 2004 RTÉ announced that Ryan Tubridy would host a new Saturday night chat show in the coming autumn.

Debut

Tubridy Tonight made its debut in 16 October 2004 for an initial run of ten programmes. It featured Gráinne and Síle Seoige, Hector Ó hEochagáin and Royston Brady as the first interviewees. The programme received relatively good reviews, with Shane Hegarty of the Irish Times describing the show as having gotten off "to a ropey start but improved as it went along." Hegarty bemoaned the fact that the show was broadcast live as "it added nothing to the show apart from a weak caption competition for viewers and a distinct nervousness to the host." An element of the programme which included audience participation was described as a "meek replication of Graham Norton's old routine." The new chat show proved popular with audiences and, after the initial run of ten shows ended, another thirteen shows were commissioned thereby extending the first series.

Broadcast

Tubridy Tonight was broadcast from Studio 4 in the RTÉ Television Centre at Donnybrook, Dublin 4. That studio was also home to the shows Friday night rival The Late Late Show. As RTÉ's biggest the studio holds 200 audience members.

Final guests

In the fifth and final season, guests included:

Format

File:Tubridyrte.jpg
Ryan Tubridy (pictured smiling at desk with glass of water) modelled his first chat show on the style of shows presented by US entertainers such as David Letterman and Conan O'Brien

Tubridy Tonight was in RTÉ One's Saturday night slot from 2004 to 2009, having succeeded Kenny Live upon its demise in 1999.[31] The show had an American-style feel about it[32] with a house band, the Camembert Quartet, providing the theme music and introductory pieces befitting the guests.[33] Similar to American chat shows Tubridy Tonight had no opening titles and borrows its informal bantering style from US entertainers such as David Letterman and Conan O'Brien.[34] The studio was revamped for series five in 2008, with the addition of a staircase used by guests and a platform for the house band, although the library theme remained intact.[35] The show followed a simple format. There were usually three interviewees as well as a musical guest. Tubridy may also have conducted a quiz or a game at his leisure with a member of the studio audience, an example being a game of charades based on the Academy Awards,[36] and there also may have been a competition which, upon the show's imminent endage, consisted of a live call to a viewer who may or may not win a prize.

Incidents

The Tubridy Tonight logo (2004–2008)

Tubridy Tonight is well known for having conducted the last live television interview[37] with model and socialite, Katy French only two weeks before her death[38] in suspicious circumstances.[39] The interview took place on 24 November 2007[40] during the fourth season of the chat show. In 2008, it featured a live fight between chefs Kevin Dundon and Dylan McGrath over their styles of cooking; the duo were on the show to promote Guerrilla Gourmet.[41] On 1 March 2008, Tubridy Tonight saw the first Irish television interview with Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová following their Academy Award-winning show the previous month. Hansard's mother brought the award to display to the nation.[42] In February 2009, the show was subject to a hate campaign on social networking site Facebook.[43]

Series

Series Dates
1 16 October 2004 – April 2005
2 2005–2006
3 23 September 2006 – 19 May 2007
4 22 September 2007 – 17 May 2008
5 27 September 2008 – 30 May 2009

Guests

“Are those real books?”

Ross Noble inspecting the famous Tubridy books in an early episode of the chat show[44]

Interviews

Guests on the first two series' of the show included

Also appearing were:

Musical guests included

Some notable guests included:

Musical

As is standard with television chat shows, each week an artist is invited onto the show to perform a piece of music. A number of Irish bands have featured on the show, including:

Irish singers to have appeared on the show included:

Season three

International guests in season three included:

Date Guests Game Artist Song Link
23 September 2006 Sophie Anderton, Ruth Gilligan, Michael Madsen and Mark Mahon, John Connolly Katie Melua "It's Only Pain" [45]
30 September 2006 David Hasselhoff, Ken Doherty, Gerry Stembridge, John Connolly Duke Special "Last Night I Nearly Died (But I Woke Up Just in Time)" [46]
7 October 2006 Jack Osbourne, Johnny Logan, Hector, John Connolly Deacon Blue "Real Gone Kid" [47]
14 October 2006 Twiggy, Bernard Dunne, Clive James, Carol Drinkwater Luan Parle "Corporate Culture" [48]
21 October 2006 Ainsley Harriott, Paul Gleeson and Tori Holmes, Paul Burrell, Frederick Forsyth Ray LaMontagne "Trouble" [49]
28 October 2006 Martin Sheen and Fr Shay Cullen, Julie Walters, Keith Barry, Chris de Burgh Chris de Burgh "A Spaceman Came Travelling" [50]
4 November 2006 Mario Rosenstock, John and Richard Bruton, Des Bishop Royseven "Happy Ever Afters" [51]
11 November 2006 Brian Kerr, Colm Wilkinson, Amy Huberman and Leigh Arnold Lucie Silvas "Last Year" [52]
18 November 2006 Diarmuid Gavin, Dave Fanning, Maeve Higgins 747s "Rainkiss" [53]
25 November 2006 Dara Ó Briain, Gail Porter, Brendan Grace Amy Winehouse "Rehab" [54]
2 December 2006 Christy Moore, Risteárd Cooper and Gary Cooke, Patrick Kielty The Blizzards "Fantasy" [55]
Christmas break
13 January 2007 Wendy Richard, Dr. Mark Hamilton, Lorraine Pilkington Director "Leave It to Me" [56]
20 January 2007 Joshua Jackson, Jodie Kidd and Adi Roche, Pat Rabbitte [57]
27 January 2007 n/a
3 February 2007 n/a
10 February 2007 n/a
17 February 2007 Bill O'Herlihy, Fionnula Flanagan, Monica Loughman The Waterboys "Everybody Takes a Tumble" [58]
24 February 2007 Johnny Briggs, Stephen Roche, Cathy Kelly Idlewild "No Emotion" [59]
3 March 2007 Trudie Styler, Ted and Ruby Walsh, Derek Acorah The Hedrons "Heatseeker" [60]
10 March 2007 Louis Walsh, Cleo Rocos, Dáithí Ó Sé, Aoife Ní Thuraisc and Sinéad Ní Loideain, Coleen Nolan The Divine Comedy "A Lady of a Certain Age" [61]
17 March 2007 Ray Houghton, Celia Holman-Lee, George Hook, Glen Hansard Glen Hansard "Say It to Me Now" [62]
24 March 2007 Eddie O'Sullivan, Kathryn Thomas, Belinda Carlisle, Jeff Banks Belinda Carlisle "Avec le Temps" [63]
31 March 2007 Carrie Crowley and Conor Mullen, Andy Summers, Jean Butler, Brian Harvey [64]
7 April 2007 Pete Burns, Sonia O'Sullivan, Marian Keyes, Joe Duffy [65]
14 April 2007 Joanna Lumley, John McGuire, Paulo Tuillo Brian McFadden "Like Only a Woman Can" [66]
21 April 2007 n/a
28 April 2007 n/a
5 May 2007 Paul Williams, Hector Ó hEochagáin, Mick O'Dwyer Maria Doyle Kennedy "F'Ability" [67]
12 May 2007 n/a
19 May 2007 Gerard Byrne, Peter Corry and Gavin O'Fearraigh, Brian Blessed, Pauline McLynn Paula Flynn "Let's Dance" [68]

Season four

International guests in season four included:

Date Guests Game Artist Song Link
22 September 2007 Christian Slater, Sinéad Kelly, Neil Jordan Richard Hawley "Tonight the Streets Are Ours" [69]
29 September 2007 Dara Ó Briain, Jennie Bond, Trevor Brennan The Saw Doctors "I Useta Lover" [70]
6 October 2007 David Gest, Dan & Becs, Bibi Baskin Kate Nash "Foundations" [71]
13 October 2007 Gemma Craven, Neil Delamere, Pattie Boyd, Marty Morrissey Fight Like Apes "Jake Summers" [72]
20 October 2007 Nancy Dell'Olio, John Simpson, Maeve Higgins Cathy Davey "Reuben" [73]
27 October 2007 Hector and Risteárd, Gino D'Acampo, Andrew Maxwell Newton Faulkner "I Need Something" [74]
3 November 2007 Sophie Dahl, Esther Rantzen, Sean Kelly Sinéad O'Connor "Dark I Am Yet Lovely" [75]
10 November 2007 Myleene Klass, Mario Rosenstock, Mary Kennedy, Frank McCourt Hard-Fi "Can't Get Along (Without You)" [76]
17 November 2007 Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Damian Clark and Andrew Stanley, Peter Jones The Rumble Strips "Girls and Boys in Love" [77]
24 November 2007 Richard Corrigan, Katy French and Michael Healy-Rae, Jon Ronson The Hoosiers "Goodbye Mr A" [78]
1 December 2007 Brendan O'Connor, Cecelia Ahern, Ardal O'Hanlon Fionn Regan "Be Good or Be Gone" [79]
8 December 2007 Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh, Sorcha Furlong and Dave Duffy, David Kelly, Oliver Callan Shaggy "Bonafide Girl" [80]
15 December 2007 Janice Dickinson, John Duddy, Phil Coulter, Paul Brady and Eleanor McEvoy, Packie Bonner, Andy Townsend and John Aldridge Shayne Ward "Melt the Snow" [81]
Christmas break
5 January 2008 Barbara Windsor, Gerry Ryan, Sarah Delamare Hurding and Ivan Yates [82]
12 January 2008 Duncan and Tania Stewart, Neil Strauss and Dáithí Ó Sé, Ray Mears Sons and Daughters "Gilt Complex" [83]
19 January 2008 Patrick Kielty, Brian Dowling, Lucinda Creighton, Tioreasa Ferris and Lisa McDonald Tom Baxter "Better" [84]
26 January 2008 Frank Vincent, Brendan O'Carroll, Dylan McGrath, Kevin Thornton and Kevin Dundon Adele "Chasing Pavements" [85]
2 February 2008 Adele King and Chloë Agnew, Seán Óg Ó hAilpín, Derval O'Rourke and David Gillick, Kathryn Thomas [86]
9 February 2008 Natalie Cassidy, Louis Walsh, Donal MacIntyre Los Campesinos! "Death to Los Campesinos!" [87]
16 February 2008 Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell, Westlife, Bo Derek Westlife "Us Against the World" [88]
23 February 2008 Dominic Purcell, Dustin, Ashley Jensen, The Carberrys Audience game Katie Melua "If the Lights Go Out" [89]
1 March 2008 Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, Martina Stanley and Tony O'Callaghan, Lisa Murtagh, Niamh O'Kane and Gráinne Fox Audience game Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova "Falling Slowly" [90]
8 March 2008 Kathleen Turner, Martin Freeman, Jason Byrne Stranger Than Fiction [91]
15 March 2008 Carol Vorderman, Arthur Matthews and Graham Linehan, Michelle Heaton We Are Scientists "After Hours" [92]
22 March 2008 Deirdre O'Kane, Linda Lusardi, Liam Clancy Wax Lyrical Elbow "Grounds For Divorce" [93]
29 March 2008
5 April 2008 Bernard Dunne, Oliver Callan, Katie Hopkins, Paul Young [94]
12 April 2008 Sarah Brightman, Alan Carr, Tommy Tiernan Dark Room Notes "Love Like Nicotine" [95]
19 April 2008 Marco Pierre White, Lucy Kennedy, Stephen Hunt Ham Sandwich "Keepsake" [96]
26 April 2008 Patsy Palmer, Marty Whelan, Ross Hamilton, PJ Gallagher The Script "We Cry" [97]
3 May 2008 Boyzone, Max Clifford, Mairead Farrell [98]
10 May 2008 Geri Halliwell, Jennifer Maguire, Joe Elliott, Morgan Spurlock The National "Fake Empire" [99]
17 May 2008 Dana, Dickie Rock and Maxi, Niall Quinn, Sophie Merry, Rosanna Davison Scouting For Girls "Heartbeat" [100]

Season five

“The Playboy Mansion – It's Disneyland for adults."

Anna Faris speaking of her movie, The House Bunny.[101]

“It's like trying to run an assembly in a girls' school!”

Ryan Tubridy on the audience's excited reaction to his guests Take That, which he also described as never having occurred with any previous guest on the show.[102]

Date Guests Music Song Link
27 September 2008 Aidan and Marian Quinn, Don Baker, Oliver Callan Fujiya and Miyagi "Knickerbocker" [103]
4 October 2008 Gráinne and Síle Seoige, Peaches Geldof, Craig Doyle, Anna Faris Sharleen Spiteri "Stop, I Don't Love You Anymore" [104]
11 October 2008 Johnny Logan, Jackie Collins, Paddy Courtney, Claudine Palmer [105]
18 October 2008 Francis and John Brennan, Michelle Heaton, Father Brian D'Arcy, Michael Fassbender Fall Out Boy "I Don't Care" [106]
25 October 2008 Mike Murphy, Mary Black, Neven Maguire The Saturdays "Up" [107]
1 November 2008 Loyd Grossman, Eoin Colfer, Seán Gallagher, Gavin Duffy and Sarah Newman Sugababes "Girls" [108]
8 November 2008 Henry Healy (Barack Obama's ninth cousin), Richard Attenborough, Mario Rosenstock as Roy Keane, Zig and Zag, Dougray Scott Stereophonics [109]
15 November 2008 (Gay Byrne),(Colm and Jim-Jim) [110]
22 November 2008 John Slattery, Pádraig Harrington, Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford, Jason Byrne Gabriella Cilmi "Sweet About Me" [111]
29 November 2008 Dara Ó Briain, Anthony Foley and Peter Stringer, Aidan Gillen [112]
6 December 2008 Brendan Grace, Take That, Gok Wan Take That "Greatest Day" [113]
13 December 2008 Hector Ó hEochagáin, Mary Robinson feat. Dustin the Turkey, John Spillane feat. Hector [114]
20 December 2008 Brendan O'Carroll, Charlie Brooks, Amanda Byram, Neil Delamere The Script, Finbar Furey [115]
31 December 2008
(New Year's Eve)		 Leo Sayer, Kenny Egan and Katie Taylor, Dustin the Turkey, Liz O'Kane, Brendan O'Connor and George Hook Leo Sayer [116]
10 January 2009 Tom Chambers, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli (Strictly Come Dancing), Mark Hamilton, Amanda Brunker, Duncan Bannatyne (Dragons' Den) [117]
17 January 2009 Roger Moore, Michael English, Maura Derrane [118]
24 January 2009 Alice O'Sullivan and Aoife Kelly (1st and 49th Roses of Tralee), The Naked Cowboy The Naked Cowboy [119]
31 January 2009 William Shatner, La Toya Jackson, Cathy Kelly Lady Gaga "Just Dance" [120]
7 February 2009 Petula Clark, David Coleman (Teens in the Wild), Mark Pollock Petula Clark [121]
14 February 2009 No show due to Ryan Tubridy's hosting of the Irish Film and Television Awards [122]
21 February 2009 Liam Neeson/James Nesbitt, George Hook/Brent Pope Bell X1 [123]
28 February 2009 Maura Tierney, Bernard Dunne/Kenny Egan/Katie Taylor The Blizzards [124]
7 March 2009 Amy Huberman, Kevin Dundon, Dara Ó Cinnéide, Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin, Paddy Courtney, George Karellas [125]
14 March 2009 Ruby Walsh, David Attenborough, Franc Sandy Kelly [126]
21 March 2009 Michael Sheen, George Lee, Mulkerrin Brothers and Daithí Ó Sé Fred "Good One" [127]
28 March 2009 Bernard Dunne, Holly Willoughby, Brendan O'Carroll Brian Kennedy [128]
4 April 2009 Pat Shortt, Paul Howard, Lorraine Keane [129]
11 April 2009 Brian Kerr, Angie Best, Paul Williams [130]
18 April 2009 Erin O'Connor and Ellis (The Model Agent), Chris de Burgh, Adam Brophy/ Sinéad Moriarty/ Dermot Whelan (panellists for discussion on parenthood) [131]
25 April 2009 Paul Gascoigne, Richard Corrigan, Dolores O'Riordan [132]
2 May 2009 Fern Britton, Stephen Fry, Jason Byrne, PJ Gallagher Boyzone [133]
9 May 2009 Derek Davis and Katherine Lynch (Celebrity Bainisteoir), Mario Rosenstock, Colm Meaney, Robson Green [134]
16 May 2009 No show due to Eurovision Song Contest 2009 [135]
23 May 2009 Spandau Ballet, Adam Carroll, Mary Kennedy and Marty Whelan Spandau Ballet "Gold" [136]
30 May 2009 David Hasselhoff, Marian Keyes, Des Bishop, Dana Delany [137]

Christmas shows

Tubridy usually travelled to another part of the country to host a special Christmas show every year.

Date Location
2006 Cork
15 December 2007 Letterkenny
2008 Galway

Praise and competition

A poll found that, within five months of Tubridy Tonight going on air, 38 per cent of adults preferred Tubridy on television, compared with 40 per cent opting for his main rival, Pat Kenny. Tubridy Tonight and its host have also won praise[32] from the former host of The Late Late Show, Gay Byrne. The show competed for guests with The Late Late Show. This led to some criticism and ponderings as to why Tubridy is left with substandard "dull" guests that do not befit his talent.[138] Some guests opted [citation needed] to be interviewed by Tubridy instead of appearing on Kenny's Late Late Show. The competition between the two chat shows was analogous to similar competition in a previous decade between Byrne and Kenny.

Guest survey

A survey by The Times revealed that nearly one fifth of guests on RTÉ chat shows including Tubridy Tonight are RTÉ employees and associates. The survey did not include musical acts.[139]

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