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The 5 O'Clock Show
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Genre	Entertainment
Presented by	Peter Dickson
Voices of	Peter Dickson
Country of origin	United Kingdom
No. of series	1
No. of episodes	40
Production
Executive producer	Robert Gray
Production locations	The London Studios Stealth at Thorpe Park
Running time	60 mins (inc. advertisements)
Production company	Olga TV
Original release
Network	Channel 4
Release	31 May (2010-05-31) – 23 July 2010 (2010-07-23)
Related
The Paul O'Grady Show Paul O'Grady Live

The 5 O'Clock Show is a daytime television chat show on Channel 4, replacing The Paul O'Grady Show. The format was along the same lines as O'Grady's show and consisted of a mixture of celebrity guests, comic stunts and musical performances. Monday to Wednesday's shows tended to be broadcast live, while Thursday and Friday were recorded on Tuesday and Wednesday. The show was broadcast from Studio 3 of The London Studios. The show was axed by Channel 4 on 7 September 2010.^[1]

History

Originally Peter Andre was supposed to be the full-time presenter, but due to other commitments he was unable to fill all the slots.^[2] Channel 4 decided to change the format, to have a range of guest hosts filling in. Starting with Lenny Henry's stint, the show's title was altered to Presenter's 5 O'Clock Show.

Guest presenters

Each week the show was hosted by guest presenters.

Sponsors

The 5 O'Clock Show with was sponsored by Anglian Windows.^[3]

References

External links

• 'The 5 O'Clock Show' on Channel 4
• The 5 O'Clock Show at IMDb
• http://www.lostintv.com

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