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‘Connolly’s warmth with the man on the street means he elicits powerful moments of human testimony.’ Nadine Sharma, Broadcast,
‘[Chicago] is beautifully shot, captures something new and ignites the wanderlust. The show has a carefully curated soundtrack of Americana classics, moves at a satisfying pace and captures Billy’s honest affinity with US counter-culture. This show is not going to change the world, but who cares. It leaves you comforted and satisfied like the warmest of TV blankets.’ Dan Cheesbrough, Broadcast,
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‘He’s a grand travelling companion, being bright, opinionated, full of humanity and just the right person to make a road seem interesting. // Of course it’s the not the road really, so much as the heady mix of strange encounters and even stranger trivia...In short, a fine way to get your kicks without leaving the comfort of your own living room.’ Matt Baylis, Daily Express,
‘a star-spangled triumph of a series.’ Radio Times,
‘The Scots comedian looks like he’s having a blast...and his enthusiasm is infectious.’ Total TV Guide
‘immensely enjoyable for Connolly and viewers alike,’ The Times (Saturday Review),
‘”It’s better than everyone else’s! It has got balls!”’ Billy Connolly cited in Leigh Holmwood, The Sun (TV Biz),
‘Connolly’s irrepressible attitude makes him a more entertaining travelling companion,’ The Daily Telegraph (Review),
‘Billy makes a delightful tour guide as he charms his way from Chicago to LA,’ TV Times Magazine,
‘the Big Yin’s exploration of America’s most famous road definitely works for us.’ Inside Soap,
‘You’ll laugh and learn in Connolly’s company.’ Radio Times,
‘it’s an exciting journey right from the very first episode,’ The Mail on Sunday (Live),
‘the kind of jolly journey that proves to be infectious. Not bad for a man who is nudging close to the landmark age of 70.’ The Scotsman,
‘listen out for that glorious rock ‘n’ roll soundtrack as you take in the view,’ Sunday Express,
‘Billy appears to be as tireless as ever.’ Nicole Lampert, Daily Mail, |
