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We still want Robbie, Gary Barlow tells Jonathan Ross
Friday Night With Jonathan Ross -
10.35pm, Friday 6 October 2006 on 91Èȱ¬ ONE
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Take That star Gary Barlow reveals the truth about his relationship past and present with Robbie Williams when he talks to Jonathan Ross this Friday on 91Èȱ¬ ONE.
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Gary says: "With me and Rob it became a competition. I lost my confidence and ended up losing my own career.
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"(Last year on tour) we were convinced he was going to come on, but it never happened. I think he feels something one day - and the next day, the world's changed. It would be great (to perform with him again), for one night only."
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About his career nosedive and subsequent weight problems, Gary says: "I got dropped by the label and suddenly there's nothing happening... you're a butt of everybody's jokes. (Now) I diet pretty much all the time. If I don't concentrate on what I'm eating, by the end of the week I've gained half a stone."
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About the reunion, he says: "Last year it was such a relief to be involved again. I love music so much."
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And he's looking forward to continuing with the band: "We never even thought we would do a new record. We're taking each day as it comes. We really enjoyed the tour, and we're really enjoying writing and recording together."
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Jonathan also welcomes Gordon Ramsay to Friday Night with Jonathan Ross. Gordon talks about why he's so driven: "It's not a job, it's an obsession.
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"In France it was natural - passion beyond belief. I became French."
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"When my parents got divorced, I cut myself off and focussed on work - turning everything negative into a positive," and he reveals that the only thing he would never cook is "lady's fingers - they look like something out of Harry Potter".
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He's challenged when Jonathan presents him with a new food to try - moth caterpillars.
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Jonathan also talks to Peep Show stars Mitchell and Webb, now one of 91Èȱ¬ TWO's top comedy fixtures with their new series, That Mitchell & Webb Look.
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Also on the show is Scrubs heart-throb Zach Braff, and there's music from Snow Patrol featuring Martha Wainwright performing Set the Fire to the Third Bar live in the studio.
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A Hotsauce TV/Open Mike production for 91Èȱ¬ ONE.
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