Bradley Walsh will have his 60th birthday celebrated with a special ITV show looking back over the entertainer’s long TV career.
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The one-off hour long special will be narrated by Jason Manford and takes a look a Bradley’s varied career spanning four decades.
Bradley has done everything from stand up comedy and presenting, to quiz shows and acting.
Bradley Walsh: Happy 60th Birthday will take us back through the telly archives, showing us some of Bradley’s best moments, which have made him one of the country’s most loved stars.
Back to the 80s
The entertainer’s first ever TV appearance was in September 1987 on LWT’s 6 O’Clock Show with Danny Baker.
After that a young, bleached-haired Bradley went on to present his first ever show You Must Be Joking alongside fellow newcomer Shane Ritchie in 1989.
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Bradley also hosted Only Joking, where families told jokes against the clock, and 1995 ITV quiz show Midas Touch.
Comedian turned actor
As a comedian, Bradley performed on The Royal Variety Show and Live at the London Palladium several times before adding acting to his list of talents.
His first role was alongside Timothy Spall before he played a homicidal builder in Channel 4’s Lock, Stock… He then appeared as Dave Dodds in the film Mike Bassett: England Manager.
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Bradley’s fans will also get to look back at his his two and half years on the cobbles as Coronation Street’s lovable rogue Danny Baldwin.
The Chase
Then came the start of hit quiz show The Chase in 2009 as well as Bradley starring in ITV drama Law & Order: UK as DS Ronnie Brooks for five years.
The tribute show will also take a look at Bradley’s most recent TV work, appearing with son Barney in Breaking Dad, and his turn as a time travelling companion in Doctor Who.
Bradley Walsh: Happy 60th Birthday is on ITV, 9pm, Wednesday June 3.
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