Andrew Marr bows out of flagship BBC show after 16 years... with hilarious Anchorman sign-off
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukAndrew Marr has officially bowed out of his BBC One show after 16 years. And he signed off from his Sunday morning sho .with a line from his "mentor" – Anchorman character Ron Burgundy.
Marr is leaving the BBC after more than two decades, including 16 years at the helm of The Andrew Marr show. The veteran broadcaster hosted his last show on Sunday (December 19) with actor David Tennant and Health Secretary Sajid Javid among his final guests. READ MORE:The huge Christmas shortages that could spell disappointment for thousands His final programme featured a montage of highlights of the show over the years, including interviews with Tony Blair, Greta Thunberg, Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin. "That is it.
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