Paul Sinha - the UK's "funniest fund of forgotten facts", according to The Radio Times - presents a second series of the amazing true stories that lie behind fascinating nuggets of information.
In Series One the British Quiz Champion let the audience know about the bloodbath that was the 1904 Olympic marathon, Donald Trump's pizza adverts, and why the second-biggest-selling single by a UK artist of all time doesn't get played as much as it used to.
In Series Two, he's got more facts and more stories, all tied together with big jokes and massive puns, making a show that is as entertaining as it is educational and informative.
Tickets for these special recordings are limited and will be allocated by random draw.
You can register at any time until 10pm on Sunday 12 July.
You can apply for a maximum of one ticket per recording and if you are successful in the random draw you will only be allocated tickets for one recording date.
Dates:
Tuesday 14 July
Tuesday 28 July
Online access from: 5.30pm
Live recording starts: 6pm
Successful applicants will be invited to watch and listen to this live recording using Zoom .
In order for the BBC to be able to record your reactions throughout, you will also be given access to our Virtual Audience Recording system, which will need to be opened in an up-to-date version of Google Chrome on a PC or Mac (tablets and phones are not currently supported). You will be able to hear reaction from all other audience members live, so we hope that even though you are probably sitting at home, we can try and recreate the feeling that you’re part of a live audience!
Audience members will be encouraged to react in the same way you would in a theatre - laugh, applaud and react whenever you want to, and when we mix everything together it will sound amazing!
To enter the random draw visit bbc.co.uk/showsandtours.
Full instructions for accessing the recording will be provided to successful applicants.
