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The Terry and Gaby Show

(2003)•

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The Terry and Gaby Show was a daytime television show broadcast on Five on weekday mornings between June 2003 and April 2004, produced by Chris Evans' company UMTV. It was hosted by Terry Wogan and Gaby Roslin. The opening titles featured Gaby dressed up like a movie star driven to the studio in a limo and walking on red carpet to the door. Meanwhile Terry, carrying a briefcase, rode a rickety old bicycle across London and parked it outside the back door before quietly entering the building through said back door. The show was not well known for the guests who appeared on it, but rather for its many bloopers or double entendres

Seasons

200

Episodes

Ended

Status

June 2, 2003

First Aired

IMDb

Networks: 5

Genres: Talk

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Season 1

200 episodes • 2003

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 1, Show 1	Jun 2, 2003
2	Series 1, Show 2	Jun 3, 2003
3	Series 1, Show 3	Jun 4, 2003
4	Series 1, Show 4	Jun 5, 2003
5	Series 1, Show 5	Jun 6, 2003
6	Series 1, Show 6	Jun 9, 2003
7	Series 1, Show 7	Jun 10, 2003
8	Series 1, Show 8	Jun 11, 2003
9	Series 1, Show 9	Jun 12, 2003
10	Series 1, Show 10	Jun 13, 2003
11	Series 1, Show 11	Jun 16, 2003
12	Series 1, Show 12	Jun 17, 2003
13	Series 1, Show 13	Jun 18, 2003
14	Series 1, Show 14	Jun 19, 2003
15	Series 1, Show 15	Jun 20, 2003
16	Series 1, Show 16	Jun 23, 2003
17	Series 1, Show 17	Jun 24, 2003
18	Series 1, Show 18	Jun 25, 2003
19	Series 1, Show 19	Jun 26, 2003
20	Series 1, Show 20	Jun 27, 2003
21	Series 1, Show 21	Jun 30, 2003
22	Series 1, Show 22	Jul 1, 2003
23	Series 1, Show 23	Jul 2, 2003
24	Series 1, Show 24	Jul 3, 2003
25	Series 1, Show 25	Jul 4, 2003
26	Series 1, Show 26	Jul 7, 2003
27	Series 1, Show 27	Jul 8, 2003
28	Series 1, Show 28	Jul 9, 2003
29	Series 1, Show 29	Jul 10, 2003
30	Series 1, Show 30	Jul 11, 2003
31	Series 1, Show 31	Jul 14, 2003
32	Series 1, Show 32	Jul 15, 2003
33	Series 1, Show 33	Jul 16, 2003
34	Series 1, Show 34	Jul 17, 2003
35	Series 1, Show 35	Jul 18, 2003
36	Series 1, Show 36	Jul 21, 2003
37	Series 1, Show 37	Jul 22, 2003
38	Series 1, Show 38	Jul 23, 2003
39	Series 1, Show 39	Jul 24, 2003
40	Series 1, Show 40	Jul 25, 2003
41	Series 1, Show 41	Jul 28, 2003
42	Series 1, Show 42	Jul 29, 2003
43	Series 1, Show 43	Jul 30, 2003
44	Series 1, Show 44	Jul 31, 2003
45	Series 1, Show 45	Aug 1, 2003
46	Series 1, Show 46	Aug 4, 2003
47	Series 1, Show 47	Aug 5, 2003
48	Series 1, Show 48	Aug 6, 2003
49	Series 1, Show 49	Aug 7, 2003
50	Series 1, Show 50	Aug 8, 2003
51	Series 1, Show 51	Aug 11, 2003
52	Series 1, Show 52	Aug 12, 2003
53	Series 1, Show 53	Aug 13, 2003
54	Series 1, Show 54	Aug 14, 2003
55	Series 1, Show 55	Aug 15, 2003
56	Series 1, Show 56	Aug 18, 2003
57	Series 1, Show 57	Aug 19, 2003
58	Series 1, Show 58	Aug 20, 2003
59	Series 1, Show 59	Aug 21, 2003
60	Series 1, Show 60	Aug 22, 2003
61	Series 1, Show 61	Aug 25, 2003
62	Series 1, Show 62	Aug 26, 2003
63	Series 1, Show 63	Aug 27, 2003
64	Series 1, Show 64	Aug 28, 2003
65	Series 1, Show 65	Aug 29, 2003
66	Series 1, Show 66	Sep 1, 2003
67	Series 1, Show 67	Sep 2, 2003
68	Series 1, Show 68	Sep 3, 2003
69	Series 1, Show 69	Sep 4, 2003
70	Series 1, Show 70	Sep 5, 2003
71	Series 1, Show 71	Sep 8, 2003
72	Series 1, Show 72	Sep 9, 2003
73	Series 1, Show 73	Sep 10, 2003
74	Series 1, Show 74	Sep 11, 2003
75	Series 1, Show 75	Sep 12, 2003
76	Series 1, Show 76	Sep 15, 2003
77	Series 1, Show 77	Sep 16, 2003
78	Series 1, Show 78	Sep 17, 2003
79	Series 1, Show 79	Sep 18, 2003
80	Series 1, Show 80	Sep 19, 2003
81	Series 1, Show 81	Sep 22, 2003
82	Series 1, Show 82	Sep 23, 2003
83	Series 1, Show 83	Sep 24, 2003
84	Series 1, Show 84	Sep 25, 2003
85	Series 1, Show 85	Sep 26, 2003
86	Series 1, Show 86	Sep 29, 2003
87	Series 1, Show 87	Sep 30, 2003
88	Series 1, Show 88	Oct 1, 2003
89	Series 1, Show 89	Oct 2, 2003
90	Series 1, Show 90	Oct 3, 2003
91	Series 1, Show 91	Oct 6, 2003
92	Series 1, Show 92	Oct 7, 2003
93	Series 1, Show 93	Oct 8, 2003
94	Series 1, Show 94	Oct 9, 2003
95	Series 1, Show 95	Oct 10, 2003
96	Series 1, Show 96	Oct 13, 2003
97	Series 1, Show 97	Oct 14, 2003
98	Series 1, Show 98	Oct 15, 2003
99	Series 1, Show 99	Oct 16, 2003
100	Series 1, Show 100	Oct 17, 2003
101	Series 1, Show 101	Oct 20, 2003
102	Series 1, Show 102	Oct 21, 2003
103	Series 1, Show 103	Oct 22, 2003
104	Series 1, Show 104	Oct 23, 2003
105	Series 1, Show 105	Oct 24, 2003
106	Series 1, Show 106	Oct 27, 2003
107	Series 1, Show 107	Oct 28, 2003
108	Series 1, Show 108	Oct 29, 2003
109	Series 1, Show 109	Oct 30, 2003
110	Series 1, Show 110	Oct 31, 2003
111	Series 1, Show 111	Nov 3, 2003
112	Series 1, Show 112	Nov 4, 2003
113	Series 1, Show 113	Nov 5, 2003
114	Series 1, Show 114	Nov 6, 2003
115	Series 1, Show 115	Nov 7, 2003
116	Series 1, Show 116	Nov 10, 2003
117	Series 1, Show 117	Nov 11, 2003
118	Series 1, Show 118	Nov 12, 2003
119	Series 1, Show 119	Nov 13, 2003
120	Series 1, Show 120	Nov 14, 2003
121	Series 1, Show 121	Nov 17, 2003
122	Series 1, Show 122	Nov 18, 2003
123	Series 1, Show 123	Nov 19, 2003
124	Series 1, Show 124	Nov 20, 2003
125	Series 1, Show 125	Nov 21, 2003
126	Series 1, Show 126	Nov 24, 2003
127	Series 1, Show 127	Nov 25, 2003
128	Series 1, Show 128	Nov 26, 2003
129	Series 1, Show 129	Nov 27, 2003
130	Series 1, Show 130	Nov 28, 2003
131	Series 1, Show 131	Dec 1, 2003
132	Series 1, Show 132	Dec 2, 2003
133	Series 1, Show 133	Dec 3, 2003
134	Series 1, Show 134	Dec 4, 2003
135	Series 1, Show 135	Dec 5, 2003
136	Series 1, Show 136	Dec 8, 2003
137	Series 1, Show 137	Dec 9, 2003
138	Series 1, Show 138	Dec 10, 2003
139	Series 1, Show 139	Dec 11, 2003
140	Series 1, Show 140	Dec 12, 2003
141	Series 1, Show 141	Dec 15, 2003
142	Series 1, Show 142	Dec 16, 2003
143	Series 1, Show 143	Dec 17, 2003
144	Series 1, Show 144	Dec 18, 2003
145	Series 1, Show 145	Dec 19, 2003
146	Series 1, Show 146	Jan 12, 2004
147	Series 1, Show 147	Jan 13, 2004
148	Series 1, Show 148	Jan 14, 2004
149	Series 1, Show 149	Jan 15, 2004
150	Series 1, Show 150	Jan 16, 2004
151	Series 1, Show 151	Jan 19, 2004
152	Series 1, Show 152	Jan 20, 2004
153	Series 1, Show 153	Jan 21, 2004
154	Series 1, Show 154	Jan 22, 2004
155	Series 1, Show 155	Jan 23, 2004
156	Series 1, Show 156	Jan 26, 2004
157	Series 1, Show 157	Jan 27, 2004
158	Series 1, Show 158	Jan 28, 2004
159	Series 1, Show 159	Jan 29, 2004
160	Series 1, Show 160	Jan 30, 2004
161	Series 1, Show 161	Feb 2, 2004
162	Series 1, Show 162	Feb 3, 2004
163	Series 1, Show 163	Feb 4, 2004
164	Series 1, Show 164	Feb 5, 2004
165	Series 1, Show 165	Feb 6, 2004
166	Series 1, Show 166	Feb 9, 2004
167	Series 1, Show 167	Feb 10, 2004
168	Series 1, Show 168	Feb 11, 2004
169	Series 1, Show 169	Feb 12, 2004
170	Series 1, Show 170	Feb 13, 2004
171	Series 1, Show 171	Feb 16, 2004
172	Series 1, Show 172	Feb 17, 2004
173	Series 1, Show 173	Feb 18, 2004
174	Series 1, Show 174	Feb 19, 2004
175	Series 1, Show 175	Feb 20, 2004
176	Series 1, Show 176	Feb 23, 2004
177	Series 1, Show 177	Feb 24, 2004
178	Series 1, Show 178	Feb 25, 2004
179	Series 1, Show 179	Feb 26, 2004
180	Series 1, Show 180	Feb 27, 2004
181	Series 1, Show 181	Mar 1, 2004
182	Series 1, Show 182	Mar 2, 2004
183	Series 1, Show 183	Mar 3, 2004
184	Series 1, Show 184	Mar 4, 2004
185	Series 1, Show 185	Mar 5, 2004
186	Series 1, Show 186	Mar 8, 2004
187	Series 1, Show 187	Mar 9, 2004
188	Series 1, Show 188	Mar 10, 2004
189	Series 1, Show 189	Mar 11, 2004
190	Series 1, Show 190	Mar 12, 2004
191	Series 1, Show 191	Mar 15, 2004
192	Series 1, Show 192	Mar 16, 2004
193	Series 1, Show 193	Mar 17, 2004
194	Series 1, Show 194	Mar 18, 2004
195	Series 1, Show 195	Mar 19, 2004
196	Series 1, Show 196	Mar 22, 2004
197	Series 1, Show 197	Mar 23, 2004
198	Series 1, Show 198	Mar 24, 2004
199	Series 1, Show 199	Mar 25, 2004
200	Series 1, Show 200	Mar 26, 2004

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