Paddy McGuinness teams up with Chris Harris for a hilariously mixed bag of a road trip! Discover their adventures through Sweden, all while juggling arthritis and Peter Kay's cheeky commentary!
Paddy McGuinness is back in the limelight, and this time he's hitting the roads of Europe! Best known for his role as the charming host of Take Me Out, McGuinness is teaming up with fellow comedian and ex-Top Gear presenter Chris Harris for a new BBC travel series, aptly named Paddy and Chris: Road Tripping. Premiering to a variety of reactions on BBC, the duo's journey begins in Sweden, where they attempt to uncover life’s secrets while trying to navigate their way across stunning landscapes and through hilarious predicaments. Trust us, on this trip, both laughter and a few woes (especially for Paddy who’s dealing with arthritis!) are inevitable.
In the first episode, fans expected a comedic travelogue full of adventure, but many were left feeling slightly underwhelmed. Some viewers noted the show was a ‘shallow dive’ into the Scandinavian psyche, an amusing jab at how the duo tackled their quest for wisdom amidst Sweden’s serene backdrops. It seems the comedic chemistry that thrived in their earlier collaborations like Phoenix Nights didn't translate into this new escapade as seamlessly as fans hoped. Although the goal was to explore the importance of a long life, it might need a little more drive to keep audiences fully engaged.
Adding a sprinkle of cheek, McGuinness has recently shared his struggles with arthritis on social media, showing the world just how resilient he is while he entertains. No stranger to comedy and camaraderie, he and Peter Kay have often delighted audiences with their witty banter. Peter even cheekily branded Paddy "a pain in the a***" after filming, reminding us that friendship comes with humor - and possibly a bit of backache!
Though viewers might be divided, one thing's for sure: it’s always a fun ride with Paddy McGuinness at the wheel. If you've got a hearty laugh and a dash of curiosity about life’s mysteries, join Paddy and Chris on their quirky journey. Will they find the formula for a long life, or just loads of laughs? Only time will tell! And remember, no road trip is complete without snacks. Fun fact: did you know that the average Brit consumes around 30,000 snacks in a lifetime? That’s a load of crisps while binge-watching your favourite shows!
As they hit the road, let’s not forget superior driving wisdom: nothing beats the iconic charm of a McGuinness joke! So buckle up, and prepare to discover what it really means to live long and laugh often – as these two hit the road with both comedy and camaraderie!
In June 2018, he revealed that he had been diagnosed with arthritis several years prior. The Take Me Out host posted a picture on Instagram after having ...
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BBC viewers were underwhelmed on Sunday as Paddy and Chris: Road Tripping premiered. In its debut, ex-Top Gear presenters took a trip to Sweden pursuing the ...
On Sunday night, BBC viewers tuned in to watch Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris' new series, Road Tripping.
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Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris will road trip around Europe together in a new three-part BBC travel series - how to watch.