Piers Morgan Uncensored

Well, he's back.

A year or so after Piers walked and then left GMB he's back with a show that he claims will see him uncensored.

All very good, but whether people will make the trek to follow him to a new TV network remains to be seen.

He seems to be on good form so far, and as long as the big name interviews keep coming this could be fun, and most importantly informative.

No holds barred, open and always uncensored, Piers Morgan interviews a wide range of people, and unlike most networks, offers both sides, often hosting those with views that the majority find unpalatable.

Love him or loathe him, he's always entertaining, there are times when I agree with him, and times when I genuinely have to switch him off. He's loud, abrasive and conceited, but he's also funny, brave and not afraid to stand out from what the rest of the MSM are saying.

There have been some cringe worthy interviews, I'll never forget that diabolical chat with Jeremy Corbyn, it was an agonising watch, compare that to the fascinating showdown with the Real Life Baby Reindeer character, Fiona, that was a fascinating watch.

Now that the show is independent, it now has those horrendous adverts, it now feels very American, and in all honesty the show doesn't focus much on British affairs, it now has a very distinct American flavour, in terms of audiences, he probably gets massive numbers from The US, so you can't blame him I guess.

Never watch if you're in a mood, or argued with your partner, he's likely to tip you over the edge, but if you want discussion about topics that others seem frightened to have, and always hear both sides, this show will serve the purpose.

I left GMB when he did.

7/10.