The others are skippable. If this gets a second series (which it doesn't deserve), it'll probably be Louis interviewing Matt Hancock and the tall bloke from Five.
Louis tries his best with Grills, Ryan, Ora and Blud but with such shallow, false, media-savvy subjects, he gets nowhere. Who booked the interviewees? Was nobody else in showbiz available?
Take Kathryn Ryan and Yungblud as examples of shallow subjects. Both just wanted to be "famous". You can see the cogs whirring behind their eyes when they answer so carefully, it feels scripted by their PR person.
Yungblud with his Northern working class schtick, positioning himself as a survivor of abuse, which falls apart when we meet his normal, supportive family. Ryan with her boastful sexual candidness, despite her being as enlightened as an 80s cheerleader.
Louis tries his best with Grills, Ryan, Ora and Blud but with such shallow, false, media-savvy subjects, he gets nowhere. Who booked the interviewees? Was nobody else in showbiz available?
Take Kathryn Ryan and Yungblud as examples of shallow subjects. Both just wanted to be "famous". You can see the cogs whirring behind their eyes when they answer so carefully, it feels scripted by their PR person.
Yungblud with his Northern working class schtick, positioning himself as a survivor of abuse, which falls apart when we meet his normal, supportive family. Ryan with her boastful sexual candidness, despite her being as enlightened as an 80s cheerleader.