Jack Whitehall: Christmas with My Father

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It's quite funny, it's not the best but it's fun. I gave it only 8 cause I don't get why the Downton abbey guy comes on to plug some lame Paddington movie... But it doesn't deserve all the 1 stars.

I did laugh at a lot of Jack Whitehall's jokes. His farther's not so much, I feel like his humour isn't my type of humour, he doesn't have the whit or the charm like his son Jack has. The brest joke was totally awful and the video footage of the camera pointing in the direction of his mouther where the ladies brests would be, is highly inappropriate and completely unnecessary by Micheal. Hugh Bonneville also stars in this, he was a good additional person to have. So theres a few good things, but it does have it's flaws. Rating stands at: 5.3/10 Not bad.

I couldn't get through his dad's jokes, it was too rehearsed and not funny in comparison to their travel shows.

When i saw him at Graham norton show i thought he may be a funny guy even the father can not save this waste of time thing sprinkled with famous people such a shame

A Christmas comedy special hosted by Jack Whitehall with glimpses of past family holidays through video & pictures. Jack & his father Michael's self-deprecating & irreverent humor make for a fun evening.

I watch Jack and his Dad for their interaction and family dynamic, which is always hilarious. Here's hoping for more Travels with my Father and other specials!

Well, it made me and my family laugh numerous times. Not every joke succeeded though and I found some parts tedious and unfunny; but it kept moving at a decent pace. Not as good as "Travels With My Father" but part of me enjoyed it. This will be as close to getting in the Christmas spirit as I'll get this year. Father Whitehall provides the vast majority of laughs in the TV series and this show. It seemed a bit disjointed at times with the "Queer Eye" elements. 'The King's Speech' managed to succeed in being the most offensive thing I've seen in a while. Also somehow inspired me to watch "The Nightingale" soon, about a convict in Australia who seeks revenge on her English oppressors. The best bit was Hugh Bonneville reading 'The Grouch'. Thought Jack was trying to be some lame imitation of James Corden in the musical finale. Fans will either love or hate this. As for me, I was somewhere in the middle.

Should have been titled, 'Come join me and help me make fun of my old, out of touch, dad'. This is how adolescents behave, and I'm sorry to say, it appears that this whole generation believes that it's great to poke fun at old folks and how peculiar their behavior was in the past. Wait patiently, young people, your turn will come to look ridiculous to younger people, it's only a matter of time.