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Ant and Dec sign new ITV contract
TV presenters Ant and Dec say they are "delighted" and "excited" to have signed a new and exclusive two-year deal with ITV.
Reports suggest the contract is worth £20m to the duo, even though it represents a 10% pay cut on last year's. ITV has declined to comment.
In a statement, Anthony McPartlin, 33, said: "We are delighted to sign with ITV for another two years."
The Britain's Got Talent hosts also revealed a new show - Push The Button.
They gave no details of the programme's format, but trade magazine Broadcast said earlier this week it would pit two families against each other in a series of timed challenges.
Ant and Dec will kick off each episode by surprising the contestants in their homes, it added, and suggested the programme could eventually replace the duo's main vehicle, Saturday Night Takeaway.
TV presenters Ant and Dec say they are "delighted" and "excited" to have signed a new and exclusive two-year deal with ITV.
Reports suggest the contract is worth £20m to the duo, even though it represents a 10% pay cut on last year's. ITV has declined to comment.
In a statement, Anthony McPartlin, 33, said: "We are delighted to sign with ITV for another two years."
The Britain's Got Talent hosts also revealed a new show - Push The Button.
They gave no details of the programme's format, but trade magazine Broadcast said earlier this week it would pit two families against each other in a series of timed challenges.
Ant and Dec will kick off each episode by surprising the contestants in their homes, it added, and suggested the programme could eventually replace the duo's main vehicle, Saturday Night Takeaway.
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Superb news.
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I just hope the new game show doesn't go up against Hole in the wall, wouldnt know which to watch.
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The Morecombe and Wise of modern television. I, for one, love them to bits
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The Britain's Got Talent hosts also revealed a new show - Push The Button.
They gave no details of the programme's format, but trade magazine Broadcast said earlier this week it would pit two families against each other in a series of timed challenges. How many cans of Special Brew can you down without going for a pee? How long can you leave the baby without changing its nappy? How long can you go without saying " like", like? The opportunities are endless. Great stuff. |
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Can i put it on 'series link'?
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Geordie boys :)
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about as funny as cancer, imo
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These boys have proved that anyone can make the big time and silly money for just being oneself.
Doesn't work too well for everybody, mind. |