Have they got news for us? How BBC's quiz show has gone down in the US
The Guardian|November 02, 2024
Have I Got News for You, halfway through its 68th series, is a British institution.
Callum Jones
Have they got news for us? How BBC's quiz show has gone down in the US

At its best, the BBC staple remains cutting and snarky. But how has it gone down in the US?

Have I Got News for You started its transatlantic run in September, on Saturday nights on CNN: about as close to prime time as a mid-morning gig in a subway station. American TV satire is ripe for disruption. The newest of the four network late-night chatshow hosts has been on the job for nine years.

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