Lee Evans on Doctor Who | Friday Night With Jonathan Ross
On a recent episode of the talk show "Friday Night With Jonathan Ross," comedian Lee Evans made an appearance and discussed various topics, including his latest tour and his upcoming role in Doctor Who.
Known for his high-energy performances and physical comedy, Lee Evans brought his trademark humor to the interview. He joked about his dislike for Christmas and the challenges of living with his wife, who takes hours to get ready. It was evident that his material draws inspiration from his personal life, including his wife and daughter.
Evans revealed that his recent tour, titled "Big," was a record-breaking success. He performed in front of massive crowds, including one gig at the O2 Center that had an audience of 18,000 people. He shared amusing anecdotes about performing in ice rinks and how the cold air caused clouds to form over the audience, likening it to performing in heaven.
During the interview, Evans also talked about meeting Tom Cruise, who he described as a good-looking and nice guy. He mentioned that Cruise had even hugged his wife, leaving her starstruck for days.
Jonathan Ross then dropped an exclusive piece of news—Lee Evans would be appearing in the beloved British TV show Doctor Who. Although he clarified that he wouldn't be the new Doctor, Evans expressed his excitement about being a part of the show. He revealed that he would be playing a professor and that his daughter was thrilled about it as she is a huge fan of the show.
As the interview came to an end, Jonathan Ross expressed his delight in having Lee Evans on the show and thanked him for his time. Evans graciously thanked the host and the audience before exiting the stage, leaving behind an air of anticipation for his upcoming role in Doctor Who.
Lee Evans's appearance on "Friday Night With Jonathan Ross" was both entertaining and enlightening. With his unique brand of humor and charismatic personality, he had the audience laughing throughout the interview. Fans now eagerly await his cameo in Doctor Who, where they can expect Evans to bring his comedic magic to the sci-fi series.
