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Peter Kay's Care Share unscripted review: Hit and miss from the star comedianWHO WOULD have thought that a show involving two people chatting in a car on their way to work would prove a


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Peter Kay explains reason for unscripted episode of Car Share


Of course, if you attach to it the name of comedian Peter Kay, it becomes a runaway hit.


Well, that was until Car Share Unscripted (BBC One, Monday) which was rather hit and miss.

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That's not good if you happen to be driving at the time.


They say "unscripted" but - to ruin the magic - they must have known what was coming up on the "radio".


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Car Share Unscripted may


seem improvised, but it may just appear that way


Obviously Peter Kay could mime, even sing, a government report into potholes and we would find it funny.


But the joy of the show was that he made a scripted show look like it was unscripted - and that's enough to make anyone drive off at the wrong exit.


It has rightly made a star of his passenger, Sian Gibson.


We look forward to normal, pothole-free transmission returning in the near future.