First broadcast: Friday 21 March 2008, 12AM on More 4
Dr Pamela Connolly talks to comedian Joan Rivers to find out what makes her so funny, why she hates her body, what she is like when the jokes stop and what sex is like in your 70s.
First broadcast: Tuesday 15 January 2008, 12AM on More 4
Dr Pamela Connolly talks to comedian and writer Chris Langham on his release from jail. He talks openly about the abuse he endured as a child, his addictions, his trial and imprisonment.
Former Home Secretary, David Blunkett MP, is on the couch. Blunkett admits that at the height of his troubles over former lover Kimberley Quinn he was offered psychotherapy. He turned it down…
Dr Pamela Connolly talks to Gene Simmons, outrageous front man of heavy metal band Kiss and one of America's most successful rock stars. Pamela looks beneath the exterior of this quintessential…
Dr Pamela Connolly talks to actress Kathleen Turner. Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, she took to drink to ease the pain. She talks about the illness and how she coped with drinking.
Oscar-winning actor Robin Williams takes a seat on Dr Pamela Connolly's couch. Their in-depth discussion ranges from Williams' affluent but lonely childhood to how his world changed forever -…
Dr Pamela Connolly talks to Booker Prize winning author Sir Salman Rushdie, famed as much for his writing as for his four marriages and the Iranian fatwa that forced him into hiding for a decade.
Pamela talks to Sharon Osbourne, famous as an X Factor judge, chat show host, best-selling author and even star of her own real-life soap opera, Osbourne is one of the best-known women in…
In this programme Dr Pamela Connolly talks to Stephen Fry - comedian, author, actor, game show host and one of the cleverest men in Britain. Pamela sets out to explore how fame has affected…
Dr Pamela Connolly talks to Tony Curtis about his violent mother, his guilt over the death of his younger brother and his relationships with some of the most famous women in the world
