Richard & Judy: Our Best Bits – In Our Own Words is coming to Channel 5
TheVersion.co.uk Exclusive: Richard and Judy are making a huge return to tv with a brand new show on Channel 5.
The broadcasting icons will front Richard & Judy: Our Best Bits – In Our Own Words, a brand new primetime Channel 5 special spanning a whopping TWO HOURS.
Fans will be thrilled to learn that the former This Morning hosts, who are rarely seen on screen together, will be back on air together on Sunday 7 July from 7pm.
Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan take a nostalgic journey through their illustrious broadcasting careers, reminiscing about their favorite moments and divulging behind-the-scenes secrets from their immensely popular shows. The programme not only showcases newly unearthed archives of their early work but also features highlights from their extensive careers and testimonies from colleagues who played pivotal roles in their story.
Richard and Judy, a beloved television duo, first gained widespread recognition with their daytime talk show “This Morning,” which debuted in 1988. The show became a staple of British television, known for its blend of interviews, features, and live broadcasts. Their on-screen chemistry and engaging presentation style quickly made them household names.
After leaving “This Morning” in 2001, the pair launched the “Richard & Judy” show on Channel 4, which ran until 2009. This program continued their legacy of compelling interviews, book club selections, and a mix of serious and lighthearted content, further cementing their status as icons of British television.
Throughout their careers, Richard and Judy have been celebrated for their ability to connect with audiences and their genuine rapport, both with each other and their guests. This retrospective programme offers a comprehensive look at their contributions to the broadcasting world, enriched by anecdotes and insights from those who worked alongside them.
Whilst Judy concentrates on her work as an author, Richard is still a favourite on ITV where he regularly hosts Good Morning Britain.
