Dutch presenter Wendy van Dijk dresses up as Japanese reporter Ushi to ask celebrities stupid questions. In this episode, she confronts Kim Wilde just before a concert.

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Lenny Woldringh (9) meets Kim Wilde and interviews her for the Dutch TV show Praatjesmakers.

British comedian Steve Coogan plays the Portuguese singer Tony Ferrino, who hosts a few well-known artists such as Mick Hucknall (from ‘Simply Red’) and Kim, but most of all his own big ego.
He interviews Kim and then, together, they sing the song Short term affair. Of course it is full of double-entendres.

Kim is interviewed in a comedy item about clamping the homeless. Apparently unknowing about this spoof, she answers honestly that she thinks this practice is ‘obscene’.

This Japanese program featured Kim participating in all sorts of nonsense. Totally mysterious for those of us who can’t understand Japanese…

Comedy sketch, in which Kim Wilde is imitated by a man. When the presenter of the show is confronting him/her, he gets Marty on stage to help. He fully explains that the person next to him is indeed his daughter… And he’s even got the (altered) album sleeve to prove it.

Kim Wilde is a studio guest during Noel Edmunds’ show. They show a candid camera joke that was filmed before the show, in which Kim is fooled into thinking that she has to take over a radio show while the host is away to the toilet. She fills up the time talking and getting ever more worried about whether he will ever come back… then is finally rescued by Noel Edmunds, who turns up in a disguise. ‘You look strangely familiar’, Kim says, before she finally realises it’s him.

Back in the studio, she gets a ‘Gotcha Oscar’ for all her troubles.