A HUGE BBC show with a celebrity star is returning to screens in just a matter of days.
Michael McIntyre will be back on air with a brand new series of his hit Saturday night show.
The Big Show sees the comedian, 47, welcome a brand new lineup of celebrity guests.
Michael’s hit sketches such as Midnight Games is also back, which sees him sneaking into celebs and members of the audience’s houses late at night.
In the last series, viewers watched as Jonathan Ross, Alison Hammond and Rylan Clark amongst others handed over control of their phones to Michael.
The new run will launch on Saturday, January 13th on BBC One and iPlayer.
Speaking about the seventh series, McIntyre said: “There isn’t a day that goes by without someone telling me how much they love this show, although strangely nobody seems to know what it’s called.
“It’s either; ’The one where you take people’s phones’, ’The one where you wake people up in the night’, ’The one where the wall falls down’ or ’The Big Night in’.
“Well, I’m thrilled to announce that all four of those shows are set to return for a seventh series!”
Last year’s series of The Big Show impressed Beeb bosses after pulling in an average of 6.3 million viewers.
Michael also hosts game show The Wheel on BBC One which sees contestants helped by celebrity experts in a bid to win a cash jackpot.
