Parkinson

Parkinson was a British television chat show hosted by Michael Parkinson. Broadcast intermittently from 1971 to 1982, and then again from 1998 to 2007, the show featured interviews with a wide array of guests from the worlds of film, television, music, sport, and literature. Parkinson was renowned for his interviewing style, which was often described as relaxed, conversational, and insightful.

Parkinson was widely acclaimed throughout its runs, particularly for Michael Parkinson's interviewing skills. It was considered a staple of British television, known for its quality guests and thoughtful discussions. The show garnered a loyal audience and was frequently praised for its ability to elicit candid and memorable responses from its interviewees.

• Praised for Michael Parkinson's masterful interviewing technique.
• Celebrated for securing high-profile and engaging guests.
• Regarded as a classic and influential British talk show.

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Nominated for BAFTA TV Awards in various categories during its runs. Michael Parkinson himself received numerous awards for his contribution to television, including a BAFTA Fellowship.

During one of the show's most famous interviews, Hollywood star Meg Ryan appeared visibly uncomfortable and evasive, leading to widespread media commentary about the dynamic between host and guest.