Hosted by Iain Stirling, CelebAbility sees teams of three members of the public go up against a squad of celebrities in a series of hilarious physical games and challenges with the chance to win a range of prizes. Scarlett Moffatt returns as a team captain for a handful of episodes in this series with Katherine Ryan, Will Best, Snoochie Shy, Pete Wicks and Donna Preston featuring as special guest team captains in Scarlett’s absence.
Creators and stars Reece Shearsmith talk about their most recent series, including their most talked about episode...
Don't watch if you haven't already seen every episode as there are lots of spoilers here.
You can buy the whole series here. (sssh, it's also on iPlayer).
Watch Reece and Steve in conversation below.
The Traitors Winner Hannah Byczkowski is now represented by management company Blue Book.
The talent agency, run by Christian Knowles, represents a number of big comedy players including Micky Flanagan, Mark Watson, Hal Cruttenden and Gary Delaney.
Lee Mack’s multi-award-winning hit show, and longest running sitcom on air, returns for a new series on BBC One this June.
As another victorious Taskmaster champion is crowned, a brand-new bunch of the nation’s best and brightest comic minds have been selected by the Taskmaster Greg Davies to compete in a series of his most tricksy tasks yet, while a watchful Little Alex Horne calmly observes and takes notes with admirable efficiency in the 16th series of the BAFTA winning and Emmy nominated global comedy juggernaut.
So as one feelgood soccer sitcom ends another one begins. Following on swiftly from the final whistle blowing on Ted Lasso here's Changing Ends, Alan Carr's coming of age comedy about being an 11-year-old growing uo in Northampton in the 1980s.
American stand-up Brad Upton - Dry Bar Comedy’s most popular comedian - is bringing his show to London for the first time ever, playing the Museum of Comedy on 29 August.
Presented by award-winning comedic duo, Elis James and John Robins, the mental health podcast How Do You Cope?...With Elis and John will return to BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds on Tuesday 6 June with a host of new celebrity guests.
Comedian, musician and writer Huge Davies’ show The Carpark is heading to streaming services this June. The Carpark drew praise at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 and saw Huge nominated for the Best Newcomer award. The show then transferred to Soho Theatre, with Time Out dubbing The Carpark ‘the Number 1 Comedy Show to See’. Now, for the first time, audiences can view this runaway hit at home.
BBC newsreader & Mastermind presenter Clive Myrie is to guest host Have I Got News For You - the final episode of the current 65th series.
Comedian Munya Chawawa
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